Kingshiper Video Compressor 2.6.6 Crack With License Key Latest

In the day and age where 4K is a commonality, video sizes can quickly go overboard. Even 1080P content, given enough bitrate, can occupy more storage than you would expect. Storage may be less expensive now than in the past, but that doesn’t mean that you should throw caution out the window.

A video compression tool can help you reduce the size footprint of your clips, whether for sharing or general storage management. Kingshiper Video Compressor makes this easy by requiring minimal input on your part: specify your video, tweak the compression algorithm (or don’t), and save some storage.

It’s way too often that you want to share a video but are faced by some max size restriction. Discord users know this all too well, and that’s just a quick example off the top of my head. A tool such as this one can help you reduce a clip’s size while not compromising too much on its visual quality.

Indeed, it should be noted that your compression settings also have an important part to play. A higher level will save more space to the detriment of video quality. Whether that’s a worthwhile trade-off depends on the user: the Medium and Low levels should work just as well in my view. The speed/priority slider is an intuitive approach to all of this.

I found it useful that the app will show you a size estimate after dialing in your settings. The defaults should work well enough, too, so you don’t have to tinker if you don’t want to. Being able to manually tweak the bitrate of your clips would be a nice addition, but it's clear that the program was made with a casual audience in mind.

The program is also capable of some conversion duties. Albeit rather limited, being able to convert your footage into .MP4 can be useful in some circumstances. More formats would be nice to see, however.

As it stands, Kingshiper VIdeo Compressor is a simple, approachable video compression solution. The Free version is a little limited, as it will apply a watermark on output and won’t grant access to batch processing, but it’s worth a try if you’re after a tool that will get the job done.