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Social Video Specifications 8 - Video Editing Tech Specs [ The 8 series - Vol 8 ] - cover

Social Video Specifications 8 - Video Editing Tech Specs [ The 8 series - Vol 8 ]

Mobile Library

Publisher: Mobile Library

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Summary

Video content is getting more and more important but for those who want to get the maximum exposure using social media video, is necessary to know how to prepare the video files for each social network, because social media sites have different video technical specifications in terms of aspect ratio, resolution, file sizes, formats, etc.  

However, do not worry because we are here to help you:
in this eBook, you will find a well-organized guide of all the main tech specs for each one of the most popular social platforms (YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, LinkedIn or Pinterest) and additional resources.
Available since: 02/23/2018.

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