Working with videos is all about experimenting and customizing. At Liro we let you choose everything: starting with the fonts, and format and ending with the export settings. Now, let's dive in and find out more 😎
Video Codec
A video codec is like a translator that compresses and decompresses video files so they take up less space on your device while keeping the quality good. There are two options in Liro 👇
H.264 AVC – good quality at lower bitrates; works better for older devices;
H.265 HEVC – better video quality at half the bits of H.264; more efficient for high-resolution content:
Resolution
Resolution is the number of pixels in a video. It determines how clear and detailed the video looks. Here are the options you have:
720p – less data storage, less sharp and clear image, lower pixel count;
1080p – more data storage, sharper and clearer image, more pixels;
2k – requires less power, works with much more hardware, especially older ones;
4k – sharper details in displays, a higher pixel density (more pixels):
💡 A note: your resolution options depend on the video you upload to Liro and can differ.
Frame Rate
Frame rate is the number of individual pictures shown per second in a video. It is usually written as FPS (frames per second), affecting the video smoothness. You have a range of options:
20-30 fps – works well for less active and more settled videos;
40-60 fps – better for videos in fast motion:
💡 A note: same as with the resolution, your FPS values can differ, but it is not a problem.
Bitrate
Bitrate is how much data is processed per second in a video, measured in bits per second, and it influences the video quality and file size. You can use the slider to choose the number you need:
💡 A note: the bitrate can also have different numbers so it is fine if yours differs from the one above.
This is it! Now you have mastered the export in Liro 😉
