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CenarioVR 360 Video Compression Guidelines
Compressing video is the final step in producing video for distribution. There are a few things that should be constant for all video used in CenarioVR:
Container Format: MP4
Codec: H.264
Max frame rate: 30fps
We recommend encoding videos using the following compression guidelines:
Device Type
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Max Resolution
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Max Bitrate
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Oculus Go, Samsung Gear VR
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3840x1920 (4K) | 25Mbps |
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Samsung Galaxy S8+ Google Pixel+ LG G6+ |
3840x1920 (4K) | 25Mbps |
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Other Android Phones
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1920x1080 (HD) | 20Mbps |
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iPhone 8+ | 3840x1920 (4K) | 15Mbps |
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iPhone 7 | 1920x1080 (HD) | 12Mbps |
To get started, we recommend using Handbrake to compress your videos, along with presets available here:
To use these presets in Handbrake, select the “Presets” menu item from the menu, select the “Import from file” menu item, choose your preset file, and start encoding!
If you use Adobe Premiere or Adobe Media Encoder, you can get that preset here: CenarioVR4K preset