DropShift
DROPSHIFT · REAL DEMO
28 seconds. One real workflow.
Convert MOV to MP4, crop the frame, compress a video, and find the new output files.
The video has English on-screen titles and music, without narration. A readable summary follows.
What happens in the demo
- 00:00–00:03
Open the media toolkit
The actual features panel brings video, audio, and image tools together.
- 00:03–00:10
Convert MOV to MP4
See the MP4 output from this MOV conversion. The conversion re-encodes the media; it does not just change the file extension.
- 00:10–00:16
Crop to the aspect ratio you need
Switch between square and portrait framing in the actual crop preview, adjusting the area to keep.
- 00:16–00:21
Compare this compression result
See the compression panel and real output: this 18-second sample goes from 23.0 MB to 3.7 MB.
- 00:21–00:24
Find the outputs and keep the original
Conversion, cropping, and compression each produce a separate file. The original MOV is preserved.
- 00:24–00:28
DropShift · Made for Mac
The closing screen shows the DropShift name and website.
What these compression numbers mean
The 23.0 MB → 3.7 MB result comes from the same 18-second demo sample: 23,042,270 bytes in the source and 3,702,069 bytes in the compressed output. These are decimal megabytes, rounded to one decimal place.
This is a measured example, not a promised result for every file. Source encoding, visual complexity, and the selected preset affect size and quality. Compression re-encodes the video and is not lossless. Keep the original and compare detail, sound, and duration in the output.