So, let’s first choose the file we want to downsize and get started. It’s not hard to figure out that these presets will let you quickly configure Handbrake to transcode your existing large video files, to something better suited for your device. If you read that article, you may have noticed we didn’t mention anything about all the presets that are featured prominently on the Handbrake main window. The end result, you can fit more stuff on your device, and feel good about buying the more inexpensive model with less storage capacity.
In this article, we’re going to show you how you can create a nice-looking video conversion from a large space-hogging file, into a smaller phone-friendly one. That’s not to say that phone or tablet memory doesn’t cost something to add to a device, and since its typically soldered onto the SoC (System on a Chip), it’s more reliable, fast, and stable than your average run-of-the-mill removable storage medium but, c’mon let’s be real, $399 for 128GB of storage? But have a look at any popular phone manufacturer’s device memory tiers, and you see that storage pricing far outpaces its real-world cost. It’s not because it costs more to manufacture, after all you can pick up a 32GB micro SD card for anywhere from $15 to $25. The simple truth is, device storage costs a pretty penny. Fortunately, with Handbrake, you can shrink big video files down to smaller ones more will fit, and you binge watch longer! Storage space on your phone or tablet comes at a premium, and you can’t fill it up with a bunch of big video files.
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