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Webster1
9 months agoNew member | Level 2
Video File Conversion ends up with a total loss of audio.
Using the Save As feature, I have a total loss of audio when converting from MOV to a MP4 720P or MP4 360P file (the video conversion looks fine). Any ideas on how to remedy this? The reason for compression is that it's a large file (489MB). I need to reduce to at least a <60MB.
- MeganDropbox Staff
Hi Webster1, let's jump right into this!
The first thing I'd like to ask, is the platform you're using when trying to save content, and the OS you're on.
If you could also walk me through the exact steps that you take, that'd be great. One more thing: does this happen with all of your files, or just a particular one?
Let me know more, and we'll take it from there!
- Webster1New member | Level 2
Windows 10 Pro, using my Dropbox account.
From the dashboard, I selected the .MOV file and opened it. Then clicked on the File drop down menu and selected Save As. This function offers 6 formats to choose from. I've successfully compressed the video into both MP4 360P & 720P files. On playback using either of the compressed files, the video playback is fine, but unlike the original .MOV file, there's no audio. In the past, I've converted .HEIC files (videos recorded on my iPhone) to the formats above, without any A/V problems so far.
- Webster1New member | Level 2
BTW, the orginal .MOV file was shot and edited on another iPhone and sent to me via a link to that person's Dropbox account.
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