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Use FFmpeg: FFmpeg is an open source video processing tool that can be used on the command line. The following describes how to use FFmpeg to modify the video resolution: -
Installing FFmpeg: You need to install FFmpeg first. Please refer to the official website of FFmpeg for details( https://www.ffmpeg.org/ )Description on. -
Modify the video resolution: Open a command line window (Windows) or terminal (Mac/Linux), and enter the following command: ffmpeg - i input .mp4 -s one thousand two hundred and eighty x720 output .mp4 Among them, input.mp4 Is the name of the original video file to be converted, -s The parameter is followed by the new resolution size (1280 × 720 in this example), output.mp4 Is the name of the output file. After executing this command, a new video file with a resolution of 1280 × 720 will be generated.
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Use Adobe Premiere Pro: Adobe Premiere Pro is a professional video editing software that can be used to modify the video resolution. The following steps are simple: -
Import video: import the video with the resolution to be modified into Adobe Premiere Pro. -
Create a new sequence: select New>Sequence in the File menu, and then specify the resolution (for example, 1280 × 720) and frame rate (for example, 30 fps) of the new sequence. -
Drag video into new sequence: drag the original video file from the media library into the new sequence, and select "Keep existing settings" in the confirmation pop-up window. -
Render the video: From the File menu, choose Export>Media, and then specify the output format, file name, and output path. Finally, click the "Render" button to generate a new resolution video file.
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