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Some cars have temperature settings; Presumably the compressor turns off or works less when the desired temp. is reached, much like a home air conditioner. For cars without temperature settings, the driver may turn down the fan or adjust the cooling setting once a comfortable temperature is reached, instead running it non-stop at the cold setting. For example, I live in an area that is relatively hot during the summer, so I tend to run the AC at the coldest setting and then adjust the temperature setting or the fan later. So driver behavior may be a factor.

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Whitey - When the air going over the cooling coil is hot, it raises the temperature of the freon returning to the compressor. This raises the pressure in the system which the compressor has to work against. Raising the pressure makes the engine work harder to keep the compressor turning.

The compressor has to be turned by the engine to do the work necessary to remove heat from the cabin. The more heat that the compressor has to remove, the more work (horsepower) the engine has to provide.

Looking for the best video compressor for Windows or Mac that lets you compress MP4, AVI, MKV, MOV, and more types of files effortlessly? Whether you are sharing a video recording with your friends via social media, freeing up the space on your phone, or sending a long MP4 video by mail, compressing the original video file with paid or free video compression software is a must.

With that in mind, I've collected the best video compression software for Windows and Mac computers, as well as the best online video compressors for Chrome, Firefox, and other browsers. Some of them can even compress 8K/4K/1080P HDR videos, which often captured by popular devices like DJI drones, GoPro cameras, DSLRs, and iPhones, from gigabytes (GBs) to megabytes (MBs) without visible quality loss.

To help you quickly find the best video compressor that meets your compression needs, I've run down some of the most standout features, video compression performance (with real test data), cons, and pros of each video compressor.

A video compressor is an open-source (free) or commercial (paid) program with the capability to make a video smaller in size by specifying the target video size/compression ratio or changing the encoding settings, format, resolution, and other properties. Most of them can handle the compression of popular video and audio formats, such as MP4, MKV, AVI, WebM, FLAC, and OGG. According to some surveys, you can find there are generally 3 types of video compressors in the market.

Most desktop video compressors for Windows/Mac feature a variety of video formats and can custom various video properties. The compression ratio and final picture quality depend on users' understanding of codec and compression. But some incredible user-friendly programs, like VideoProc Converter AI, also allow you to define the target compression ratio, file size, or picture quality grade to achieve the desired compression. Thus, when choosing the best video compressor for Windows or Mac, bear in mind that the rich presets and self-explained UI also matter aside from the compression rate and the processing speed.

Online video compressors enable you to compress videos from the browser without installing third-party software. They heavily depend on your network environment, typically provide output in MP4 format, and impose strict restrictions on video size and quantity. Thus, from my experience, they should be the last thing you want to consider. Not put off by these limits and stick to using an online video compressor? Well, bear in mind that the one that accepts a larger video and goes compatible with a raft of video formats is always better to go.

This powerful video compressor also provides a few more efficient methods to make your videos smaller, including converting to a more efficient codec, decreasing the frame rate, downsizing the resolution, increasing the GOP length, and more.

Freemake Video Converter is one of the best free video compressor for Windows (earlier versions like Windows 7) and it used to be my favorite pick. However, it hasn't received any update since 2017. Many new but important features are missing in this phased-out video compression software.

Freemake Video Converter seems to have some incompatible issues when compressing ultra-high resolution videos. I tested 10 clips of 4K videos and 15 clips of 8K videos on it. (The testing videos come with length from 1:30min to 3min). Everytime, this free video compressor for Windows got stuck when finished the process of 60% to 85%.

The range of this free video compressor software's input and output formats is very impressive, including AV1, HEVC, VP9, and GoPro CineForm. The interface might be a little bit intimidating for the first-time user, but it's well worth the time spent learning it.

Any Video Converter is a multiple-function video compressor with a very easy-to-navigate interface and a number of presets. It's a good option for beginners who want to quickly compress or convert CDs and videos for playing or uploading on iOS, Android, Microsoft, and Sony products, etc.

Any Video Converter supports the import of 200+ video and audio formats, which is a huge number. Another big plus of this freemium MP4 compressor is it can take advantage of CUDA and NVIDIA GPU acceleration technology to compress videos. In other words, it can process your video files smoothly on a mid-range Windows or Mac.

QuickTime Player isn't a typical video compressor software, but it still gets the job when you simply need to reduce the size of your video without caring so much about the picture or sound quality, this easy MP4 compressor from Apple Inc. can get the job done perfectly.

The good thing is, though it doesn't let you dig into settings much further, iMovie allows you to assign different quality grades to your video when exporting. To put it plainly, you can throw up a video to iMovie, skip the editing steps, and pick up a relatively lower resolution, bitrate, and quality grade to get the job done. Like most other Apple software, iMovie has poor compatibility. Note: this free video compressor cannot compress MKV videos and many relatively rare video formats.

However, I felt the need to mention it on this best video compressor list because it is pre-installed on every Windows 7 computer and used to be one of the most popular and convenient free MP4 file compressor. You'll be able to take advantage of the GPU acceleration tech to speed up the video compression process.

In the experienced hands, Shotcut can be used to make some serious video compression work. In addition to the impressive features in editing videos, this free video compressor for Windows and Mac supports nearly every major video and audio codec and has a great compression ratio.

For those of you wishing to compress videos on Windows or Mac without installing extra paid or free video compression software, Freeconvert is for you. This free online video compressor app enables you to compress MP4, AVI, MKV, or other video files from your local drive, Dropbox, Google Drive, or video URL to MP4, FLV, MKV, AVI, MOV, or 3GP file.

However, Freeconvert doesn't guarantee you a smaller result. When I added up a 26MB MP4 H.264 file to the Freeconvert video compressor, and choose to reduce the size by 1%, I finally got a 36MB compressed file which was bigger than the source. Another slightly vexing issue is the free Freeconvert video compressor doesn't allow you to compress video with a size larger than 1GB.

If I have to choose one online video compressor, Freeconvert will be my option. Freeconvert video compressor is more generous than the majority of online video compression software. The largest video file you can compress with it is up to 1GB. Better yet, it's completely free.

OnlineConverter video compressor is the epitome of simplicity. Once you import a video to this free online video compressor, you can enter the desired file size, and then hit Compress. That's it. The drawback? It doesn't leave you any room to customize the basic video parameters.

The supported video size is 200MB at maximum. While the OnlineConverter video compressor allows compressing MP4, AVI, FLV, MOV, 3GP, MKV, WMV, and many other videos, it accepts the output of MP4 video only. This means everything will turn to MP4 video after compression.

MP4Compress is an online MP4 compressor that attempts to help you compress MP4 files while keeping the good picture quality. Compared to all the nominated video compressors in this list, MP4Compress is perhaps the easiest option.

To use this online video compression app, all things you have to do is import a video and hit Upload Video File. As you might already expect, this MP4 compressor doesn't offer you options to select the compression ratio, bitrate, resolution, or other properties for your purpose.

8MB.Video is an easy-to-use and watermark-free online video compressor for Discord. It's specialized in making a video less than 8MB, 50MB, and 100MB. Thus, if you intend to compress videos under 2GBs for sending on Discord, it might be your best bet. Worry about the privacy threat issue? Then you'd be glad to see 8MB.Video's promises that all the videos you upload to its server would be deleted after 20 minutes. However, the 5-minute upload length limit makes it useless for compressing long videos, such as DVD music videos and movie recaps.

If you have large source videos or require specific target sizes like 8MB or 20MB, a professional video compressor like VideoProc Converter AI is your best bet. If your goal is to reduce video size without a specific target or video compression is only an occasional task for you, then using non-professional video tools like the built-in Windows video editor or media player should suffice. If your video is small (under 200MB) and quality isn't a top concern, consider using online video compressors.

The compression ratio tells you how much a video compressor can shrink your video file. A higher ratio means it can make the file significantly smaller. I tested the compression ratios of all the video compressors in this post. But it's important to know that comparing their compression abilities fairly and accurately isn't easy because each video compressor offers one or more ways to reduce video size. For example, VLC lets you tweak resolution, codec, and other settings, QuickTime changes size by adjusting resolution, and VideoProc Converter AI allows you to set a target file size or compression ratio.

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