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- RoyaltyFree — Videos for content creators - Free stock footage for personal and commercial use.
- Pixabay Videos - HD videos and footage released under the Pixabay license. Not compatible with some other licenses.[1]
- Archive.org open-source movies - Movies under several licenses. Some licenses are accepted in the commons.
- Archive.org movies - Presentation of several collections of videos, some with free licenses.
- Prelinger Archives - over 2,000 public domain videos of 'historic significance'
- Flickr Creative Commons videos - all assortments of videos.
- Flickr The Commons - a variety of videos licensed freely by many institutions
- European Southern Observatory videos - space and astronomy videos licensed under Creative Commons Attribution[1]
- Open Images project, an initiative from the Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision. Many of the videos contain Dutch audio., so it's advised to remove the audio when uploading to Wikipedias other than the Dutch Wikipedia.
- NASA videos
- White House (Youtube channel)
- Kremlin.ru (Official Website of President of the Russian Federation) - All materials (fotos, texts, videos, audios, etc.) licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC-BY 3.0 Unported), see template on Wikimedia Commons and letter of authorisation from the Press Secretary allowing use of Kremlin.ru materials.
- Beachfront B-Roll - Constantly updated personal blog offering, for free, royalty free HD stock video, High Definition and HDR time lapse clips and HD animated looping backgrounds for any personal, corporate and commercial use. Downloads are a simple 'Right Click Save' and the files are hosted by Archive.org.
- Free Stock Footage Archive Free glitch footage licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC-BY 3.0 Unported)
- Videvo Stock Footage Royalty-Free Stock Video Footage CC licensed (BY-3.0) or licensed by the company for easy use in non-commercial and commercial projects.
- CuteStockFootage.com Free Videos - over 3,000 various video materials (video transitions, light leaks, particles, green screen videos, video backgrounds, etc.) - licensed under Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)
- Mazwai Stock Video Creative Commons Stock Video Footage CC licensed (BY-3.0) Free to use, for commercial and non-commercial works, but you must credit the author of the clip.
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Miro Channels[edit]
Channels on Miro that publish content under a free acceptable license:
- The Source - About Open Source, under Creative Commons Attribution license
See also[edit]
- ↑https://opengameart.org/forumtopic/warning-pixabay-has-changed-the-license-not-compatible-with-cc-or-gpl-anymore
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Free Video Compressor is a free and lightweight video compression software that can compress almost common video files, it can help you to easily shrink a video clip and reduce video file size. This software can work with many popular video formats, such as MP4 (MPEG4), MPG, AVI, FLV, F4V, M4V, WMV, MOV, MKV, ASF, RMVB (RM) and more.
Freeware, clean and easy to use, free for personal and non-commercial use, get it from a file mirror.
The basic usage is very simple, click on 'Open' button to select a video file, then set a desired compressed video size, finally, click 'Compress' button to start video compression.
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First of all, the most important option is 'Desired Video Size'. After software open a source video, it will read and show key video information, such as: File Size, Bitrate, Duration, Video Format, Video Bitrate, Audio Format, Audio Bitrate and Video Dimension (Width / Height), then software will calculate an estimated output video size, that is 'Desired Video Size'. This desired video size is approximate value, resulting file may be smaller or larger than this size, you can change this value as you need. (Bitrate information is displayed as KB/S, KB/S = kiloBits/second).
The generated video format is MP4 container format with H.264 video codec and AAC audio codec. The encoding video quality is based output file size, output file size is more bigger and resulting video quality is more higher and more clearer.
Furthermore, in order to get a smaller result, software also supports some useful compression options. Firstly, you can change output audio bit rate, because audio content will occupy some file space, you can set a smaller bit rate to reduce file size, or simply set audio quality as 'No Sound', then output file will only include video content (silent). Secondly, by using 'Cutting' options, you can choice a part of video, set a start time and an ending time, you can easily convert and compress a part of video. Finally, if you want to customize output video dimension or aspect ratio, you can use 'Scaling' option, video dimension (width and height) must be divisible by 2, the supported aspect ratios include 4:3, 1:1, 16:10 and 16:9.
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By using this small tool, you can easily decrease your video file size by yourself, it can help you to save disk space, and share video clips with your family and friends on the Internet, or view these videos on your mobile phones and other handheld devices.
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In addition, this software uses a static build from the FFmpeg project (FFmpeg static build and FFmpeg source) under the LGPLv2.1 (GNU Lesser General Public License) .
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