Stable release 10.0 Available in English | Initial release 2001 (2001) Development status Active | |
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Sorenson Squeeze is a software video encoding tool used to compress and convert video and audio files on Mac OS X or Windows operating systems. It is sold as a standalone tool and has also long been bundled with Avid Media Composer.
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History
Sorenson Squeeze was first announced on July 17, 2001 as the first variable bit rate (VBR) compression application for Mac OS X, and was released on October 29 of that same year. By March 2002 Sorenson Squeeze was also available for Windows OS. Sorenson Squeeze was originally released as a tool for encoding videos for the Web and QuickTime playback but began adding new codecs as more versions were released.
Features
Squeeze includes a number of features to improve video & audio quality. Features include: GPU accelerated H.264 encoding, adaptive bitrate encoding, HD encoding and Dolby certified AC3 Audio. Intelligent encoding presets available in Squeeze include: x265 (H.265) Mainconcept H.264 and Mainconcept H.264 CUDA. Adaptive bitrate encoding allows for optimal bitrate and error resilience based on network conditions, resulting in a dynamic adjustment of the video bitstream being delivered.
It encodes to multiple formats including QuickTime, Windows Media, Flash Video, Silverlight, WebM & WMV. It uses multiple codecs, including the Sorenson codecs SV3 Pro and Spark, H.265, H.264, H.263, VP6, VC1, MPEG2, and many others. Squeeze operates on the Apple Macintosh and Microsoft Windows operating systems. Squeeze offers native plugins to Avid, Apple Final Cut Pro and Adobe Premiere (CS4, CS5) NLEs.
Each copy of Squeeze includes the Dolby Certified AC3 Consumer encoder. Squeeze also includes a simplified review and approval process, which allows the user to automatically send secure, password protected videos for immediate review. Instant feedback is received via Web or mobile.
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Squeeze 7 System Requirements
Windows
Macintosh