May 30, 202310:19 AM - edited May 31, 20236:40 AM
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Hubspot File Manager Breaks Transparent Video Files
I want to add transparent videos to my page but if I upload a working video to hubpsot it converts the file from the correct h265 encoding to the incorrect h264 encoding.
Matthew Scott Head of Development | Hubspot Solutions Architect
B2B marketing agency: Specialist B2B content marketing and demand generation for SaaS vendors and HubSpot Users | Deeply Digital | HubSpot Partner since 2010
If you want to know what all of those settings mean i've listed them below, you can change the compression quality and framerate and video size etc
-i input file
-vcodec codec library used
-lossless (0 for lossless 1 for lossy)
-q quality 0 - 100
-preset not really sure if there are other options
-loop how many times to loop 0 = infinity
-an remove audio
-s size of video/image e.g. 1920:1080
-r frame rate e.g.25 = 25fps
homepage6.webp output file name
Matthew Scott Head of Development | Hubspot Solutions Architect
B2B marketing agency: Specialist B2B content marketing and demand generation for SaaS vendors and HubSpot Users | Deeply Digital | HubSpot Partner since 2010
Hubspot File Manager Breaks Transparent Video Files
I'm sorry to hear that you're experiencing issues with transparent video files in HubSpot's File Manager. It seems that HubSpot's conversion process is altering the encoding and causing the loss of transparency in the video.
Unfortunately, as an AI language model, I don't have real-time access to the specific technical details or updates about HubSpot's File Manager behavior. However, I can provide you with some suggestions and potential workarounds:
Contact HubSpot Support: Reach out to HubSpot's support team directly and describe the issue you're facing with transparent video files. They will have the most up-to-date information on the capabilities and limitations of HubSpot's File Manager. They may be able to provide guidance or offer a solution to your problem.
Convert the video to a compatible format beforehand: As HubSpot may be altering the encoding during the upload process, you can try converting the video to a compatible format manually before uploading it to HubSpot. You can use video editing software or online conversion tools to convert the video to the desired format (e.g., H.264) with transparency preserved. This way, HubSpot won't perform any additional conversions that might affect the transparency.
Host the video externally: If HubSpot's File Manager continues to present issues with transparent videos, you can consider hosting the video on an external platform specifically designed for video hosting and embedding, such as YouTube, Vimeo, or Wistia. Once the video is uploaded to the external platform, you can embed it on your HubSpot page using the provided embed code or URL.
By following these suggestions, you may be able to work around the issue with transparent video files in HubSpot. However, it's essential to consult with HubSpot's support team for the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding their File Manager and its compatibility with specific video formats.
Matthew Scott Head of Development | Hubspot Solutions Architect
B2B marketing agency: Specialist B2B content marketing and demand generation for SaaS vendors and HubSpot Users | Deeply Digital | HubSpot Partner since 2010