Sometimes you may need to resize your video– for example if you have a large video file which is more than 2GB or has a wide screen that you want to watch on the 4:3 aspect ratio screen of your iPod.
ResizeIt for Mac successfully modifies large numbers of photos with different sizes and formats. The interface is rather dated but the program performs all of its functions well.
Mac Disk Utility is a powerful built-in application in Mac OS that has undergone a series of changes with every major OS update. Many Mac users have complained that using Mac Disk Utility to resize a Mac Volume is no longer easy. However, being an experienced Mac expert, we feel its interface is user-friendly and easy to use. Apple has come up. Resize the CURRENT tab and tabs to the RIGHT into layouts on separate windows. W/ Multi Monitor Support. Tab Resize - split screen layouts. You can select multiple tabs by clicking on tabs while holding down the Ctrl (Command for Mac) key or select a range of tabs by holding down the Shift key and clicking. Version 2.1 - Added support.
To help you easily resize video in Mac, Filmroa for Mac(Originally Wondershare Video Editor for Mac) is what you need. The program supports all popular video formats, including MOV, MP4, MPEG, AVI, FLV, MKV and WMV. You can use it to resize the video screen in almost any format, as well as reduce video file size if necessary. What to try it out? Now just follow the steps below to see how you can resize video in Mac.
1 Import the video to this video resize for Mac
To start working with Filmroa for Mac(Originally Wondershare Video Editor for Mac), download and install the software on your computer. Then go to File > Add Files and select your video file from the media browser to add it to the program. You can also directly drag and drop your video file to the timeline.
2 Start resizing video size in Mac
To help you easily resize video in Mac, Filmroa for Mac(Originally Wondershare Video Editor for Mac) is what you need. The program supports all popular video formats, including MOV, MP4, MPEG, AVI, FLV, MKV and WMV. You can use it to resize the video screen in almost any format, as well as reduce video file size if necessary. What to try it out? Now just follow the steps below to see how you can resize video in Mac.
1 Import the video to this video resize for Mac
To start working with Filmroa for Mac(Originally Wondershare Video Editor for Mac), download and install the software on your computer. Then go to File > Add Files and select your video file from the media browser to add it to the program. You can also directly drag and drop your video file to the timeline.
2 Start resizing video size in Mac
If you want to resize the aspect ratio of the video, highlight the target file and click the 'Crop' button in the tool bar. Then you can manually select the marquee or keep the marquee in 16:9 or 4:3 aspect radio according to your desire.
Then hit the 'Export' button in the tool bar. In the 'Formats' tab, choose from a list of video formats that your video file can be converted to. By converting, you can easily get a new video file in different size. But if you want to keep the original video format, just adjust the output options such as 'Resolution,' 'Bit rate,' and 'Frame Rate' below to resize your video.
3 Export the new video
After that, name the new video file and select the directory where it will be created as well. Then hit 'Create' and the program will begin resizing the video file. This process may take some time depending on the size and the selected options. When the process is complete, the folder containing the file will open automatically. Right click on the file and click 'Properties.' Look for the 'Size' of the new file; it should be different from the original file.
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Now you see resizing video is really easy with Filmroa for Mac(Originally Wondershare Video Editor for Mac). Radium 49 drivers for mac. Download the program now and try it yourself!
Here is a video tutorial for you:
Resize Image For Mac Free
Description
Resize Video For Mac
Name: Resize Sense – Flexible batch image processing
Version: 2.2.1
Release Date: September 13, 2016
Language: English
Developer: VeprIT
MAS Rating: 4+
Mac Platform: Intel
OS Version: OS X 10.7 or later
Processor type(s) & speed: 64-bit processor
Includes: Keygen
Web Site: http://veprit.com/resizesense
Mac App Store: https://itunes.apple.com/app/resize-sense-flexible-batch/id509841385?mt=12
Overview:
Eliminate hours of tedious work needed to resize, crop, straighten, rotate, flip, and rename many images! Edit IPTC and even EXIF metadata in multiple images at a time.
Whether you have strict size requirements for a web / graphics design project, or just wish to make many pictures smaller for social media or e-mail, Resize Sense will get the job done quickly and easily. Save your settings as presets, and next times it will take even less time!
'Congratulation for your software, after long search this is the more flexible, powerful and stable'
– says Carlo Vigiani from Viggiosoft
'It has been so long since I was looking for an app that would allow to make image resizing fast and flexible. I finally found this application, which is the best in its kind.'
– claims Pendolare, Resize Sense user
WHAT IS SO FLEXIBLE AND UNIQUE IN RESIZE SENSE?
Just an example. You can easily resize hundreds of images, each one to several different sizes, and save every size in its own image format, with its own filename pattern. All this in a single batch operation, in a few minutes!
However, you do not need to perform complex automation to enjoy the unique flexibility offered by Resize Sense. You will also feel it when doing casual image processing.
Resize Sense handles any resizing and cropping need with ease:
• Define the exact required dimensions
• Fit the original image inside a box
• Specify the longest or shortest edge
• Define the required megapixel count
• Limit the output file size in bytes
• Only crop without resizing
Resize Sense lets you decide what to do if the image aspect ratio changes: crop, deform, or add borders. And if the image is too small for the requested size: enlarge, extend the canvas, keep the original, or skip this image.
Resize Sense makes it possible to combine batch operation with manual cropping and straightening. Crop and straighten any image manually, and the cropped part will be resized as required. Everything in a single operation! Most other bulk resizers would, at best, allow to align the crop rectangle automatically, without any manual control. Moreover, with Resize Sense you can synchronize the crop & straighten settings between images, making it possible to bulk-crop many images manually!
Resize Sense provides a live final image preview. See immediately how the final image looks after cropping, extending with borders, distorting, etc.
You never need to enter the same configuration twice! Just save your size configurations, as well as export settings, as presets.
Resize Sense offers a great export control. Replicate the original directory structure, use image information such as size and metadata in the generated filenames, etc.
WATERMARK SENSE INTEGRATION
Resize Sense is mutually integrated with the flexible batch image watermarking utility Watermark Sense. They can act as a single application when required. Together they form a flexible and efficient image processing toolset for web publishing and other needs.
CAN I TRY IT?
Try for free, watch a video overview, and find more information at
http://veprit.com/resizesense
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
• 'This is a textbook-perfect example of someone designing a tightly-focused app for a focused purpose, and doing it right'
– Robddi, Resize Sense user
• 'I recently bought your app and I must say that after many, many, many trials of similar software, yours is the best for my massive bulk resizing. Simply, fast and careful.'
– Eddie, Resize Sense user
• 'Resize Sense is an all-in-one batch resizer and cropping tool that will save both time and tedious labor in getting one image — or hundreds of images — to exactly the right size for webpages, email, and layouts'
– Jackie Dove, Macworld senior editor
• 'It is rare that I ever come across a piece of software that I find so immediately intuitive – and Resize Sense achieves that without sacrificing any features or functionality'
– J. Glenn Künzler, MacTrast.com editor
What's New in Version 2.2.1:
• Option to preserve the output file creation date in exported images
• Increase the image edge size limit from 20K to 30K pixels
• Fix a crash that sometimes happened when configuring export options
