Troubleshooting Unsupported Compression Issues with Mediafire Videos

Now let’s discuss the unplayable video error that iPhone users may encounter.

What went wrong?

Method Change File Extension

1. Before importing the media file, try changing the default file extension to something else. For example, if you want to import an .avi file, change the extension to .mpg.

2. As a result, Premiere Pro uses a more permissive import format that accepts a non-standard file as a valid import.

PRECAUTIONS TO AVOID BLUR IN VIDEOS:

1. Check your camera lens; it should be clean and clear.
2. Always try to record videos in the highest possible and available resolution.

It is recommended to use the highest resolution with editing and production dimensions of 1080p (1920 x 1080p) and 720p (1280 x 720p) respectively. When editing videos, you can vary the zoom and scale of the footage to your liking. If you enlarge or scale your footage to a level higher than the level at which you originally shot the footage, your footage will become blurry. Although there are ultra high definition monitors such as 4k or 8k, these types of videos recorded in such large dimensions also need a powerful computer to play them. Such higher dimensions create large files that can drastically slow down your computer.

3. I prefer vector graphics.

It is recommended to use vector graphics to create videos. Vector graphics, unlike raster graphics (which are made up of a specific number of pixels), consist of mathematical calculations. Because vector graphics have no pixels, the resolution doesn’t matter.

4. Use the MP4 (or H.264) file format

It is recommended to use the MP4 (or H.264) file format. In this way, you will get a high-quality video with a smaller file size. Also, this is the most popular format supported by most web and software applications. And it works fine on most devices.

It is recommended to use the highest resolution with editing and production dimensions of 1080p (1920 x 1080p) and 720p (1280 x 720p) respectively. When editing videos, you can vary the zoom and scale of the footage to your liking. If you enlarge or scale your footage to a level higher than the level at which you originally shot the footage, your footage will become blurry. Although there are ultra high definition monitors such as 4k or 8k, these types of videos recorded in such large dimensions also need a powerful computer to play them. Such higher dimensions create large files that can drastically slow down your computer.