Split Videos Under 190MB
Budget: €8 – €30 EUR
Hi,
Hope all is well.
l need to upload some files once that they are less than 200mb.
l have some files that are higher than that, so l would love to get them split into parts smaller than 200mb. Ideally less than 190mb, to avoid problems.
Could you help me with that?
Thanks,
l
I have several large video files that must be uploaded to a service with a hard 200 MB limit. To stay on the safe side I want every segment to land somewhere below 190 MB.
Here’s exactly what I need:
• Take each original video I send.
• Slice it into sequentially numbered parts, each no larger than 190 MB.
• Keep the existing resolution, codec, and visual quality unchanged.
Feel free to use ffmpeg, HandBrake, or any other reliable tool—whatever lets you finish the job quickly without re-encoding artifacts. When you’re done, share the split files through a cloud link, making sure the naming clearly shows the order (e.g., filename_part01, part02, etc.).
I’m looking for a quick turnaround—ASAP once you have the source videos. Every piece should open and play smoothly on standard players; that will be my acceptance test.
Hope all is well.
l need to upload some files once that they are less than 200mb.
l have some files that are higher than that, so l would love to get them split into parts smaller than 200mb. Ideally less than 190mb, to avoid problems.
Could you help me with that?
Thanks,
l
I have several large video files that must be uploaded to a service with a hard 200 MB limit. To stay on the safe side I want every segment to land somewhere below 190 MB.
Here’s exactly what I need:
• Take each original video I send.
• Slice it into sequentially numbered parts, each no larger than 190 MB.
• Keep the existing resolution, codec, and visual quality unchanged.
Feel free to use ffmpeg, HandBrake, or any other reliable tool—whatever lets you finish the job quickly without re-encoding artifacts. When you’re done, share the split files through a cloud link, making sure the naming clearly shows the order (e.g., filename_part01, part02, etc.).
I’m looking for a quick turnaround—ASAP once you have the source videos. Every piece should open and play smoothly on standard players; that will be my acceptance test.