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Updated In 2024, DVR Showdown TiVo Takes on Comcast in the Ultimate Battle for Your TV Time
DVR Showdown: TiVo Takes on Comcast in the Ultimate Battle for Your TV Time
TiVo vs Comcast, Who Wins the DVR Battle?
Ollie Mattison
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
Cable, satellite, over the air broadcast, streaming internet video – never before have we had so many choices of how to receive television programming. DVR, PVR, computer hard drive, external storage device; now we have choices in how to store programs for viewing later to consider as well. So what is true and what is hype when it comes to what’s the best device? Let’s peel back the layers and look at the information.
First, what is a DVR? A DVR, or digital video recorder, is a device that records video from a source for playback at another time. It often comes with a television programming guide included so you can easily locate shows you want to record. Most DVRs come with large capacity hard drives, though some have flash memory cards as their storage medium. There are a variety of types that range from small storage capacity and two tuners, up through several tuners and massive hard drive storage ability. You also can pause and rewind live TV, which is great when you want to create your own sports instant replays. Most DVRs also allow you to watch one program that was previously recorded while two others are recording, though some have greater capacity.
A TiVo is a particular kind of DVR that was first introduced in 1999. It requires a subscription to its own programming guide that can be purchased month to month, or as a “lifetime” subscription (that means the life of the TiVo, not your life, by the way). TiVos, like cable company DVRs, can record just one show or an entire season. TiVos have a smart feature which notices which shows you are watching and recommends similar ones to you based on how you rate current programs. It also uses these ratings to suggest shows to other viewers.
Let’s look at a few of the main features of both so you can do a comparison. We’ll look at five factors.
1. TiVo vs Comcast: Cost and rent versus own
With a Comcast DVR, you are renting it from the cable company at a cost of $10 to $16 a month, depending on your market. There are no upfront costs, and should the device fail, you can swap it at no cost at your local Comcast service center. Some folks have found that the new X1 boxes are prone to crashes, so that free swap is handy.
A TiVo is yours to keep as long as it lasts or as long as you want it, whichever comes first. It has an initial cost of between $200 and $600, depending on the model. Plus, you have the subscription cost on top of the unit price, which is $15 a month or $500 for a “lifetime” subscription, which TiVo may or may not give you partial credit for should your device fail and you need a new one. Like the Comcast DVRs, some TiVo boxes are less than stable. It’s the nature of electronics. TiVos also have advertising on them, which some Comcast channels do also, like MusicChoice, but not on all of them.
2. TiVo vs Comcast: Services available
With a DVR from Comcast, you can only record shows that are broadcast on one of Comcast’s channels or play shows that are loaded into its On Demand section. A TiVo can be connected to a number of sources, including cable via a cable card, and allow you to combine all of your viewing sources into the one box. It even connects to a high definition antenna.
The TiVo with cable card has access to all of the cable On Demand services, so in that sense it can replace all of the Comcast DVRs. However, the cable card is not free. It typically runs $1.50 per card per month, up to $2.50 per card on the Frontier system.
The menus are slightly different, as you can see below.
Comcast interface
TiVo interface
TiVos also recognize SD and HD as just different versions of the same show, instead of different channels like Comcast does, so you can set your DVR to just record HD. This makes it somewhat harder to just record HD on a TiVo.
Down the road, Comcast is planning the X2 system which would have cloud recording capacity, thus ending the need for a box in your house at all. TiVo has not yet announced such a plan.
3. TiVo vs Comcast: Connection to a network
TiVos can be connected to your home computer network, and the newest one, the Roamio, comes with built-in wifi, for total freedom of use. Because it’s on the network, you can stream shows from your computer through the TiVo box for later playback. It supports channels like Netflix, Hulu Plus, and Amazon Instant. You can also stream shows to your Apple portable devices and then take the shows with you on the plane or to the gym, or use the device as a remote control. (Android devices will have the same capacity soon.) The network capacity also means you can use your computer to control the TiVo box and view content wherever you are.
Some reviewers have also noted that the network set up is not as simple as it might be, and it requires some computer knowledge and ability. Unless you have a tech person nearby, novice computer users may not wish to set up the network.
The iPhone app remote screen looks like this:
A TiVo does have limitations of who can access which channels. For instance, it does not stream HBOGo, nor does it interface with Apple’s TV programming. For that you still need an AppleTV device.
Comcast boxes simply do not network well. They are designed to broadcast the cable signals through your TV, but not on a home network. They are often easier to connect, however, just requiring a cable from the box to be plugged into the TV.
4. TiVo vs Comcast: Recording capacity
The new TiVo, the Roamio, has as many as six tuners that can record at the same time with up to 150 hours of high definition programming. You’ll never have another scheduling conflict again!
TiVos have recording capacities that range from 75 to 450 hours, depending on whether it is standard definition or high definition, and which device you are using. You can choose from three models of the Roamio. The base model costs $200 and has 75 hours of capacity. The menu and features are more limited on this one than on the others. There is a middle model priced at $400 that has the same six tuners as the high-end one but can only hold 150 hours of recordings. Then the top tier model costs $600 and has 450 hours of recording capacity, all of it in high definition.
The Comcast X1 DVR has four tuners and it can record them simultaneously. You can watch a prerecorded program while it’s recording, too. It can hold 120 hours of HD or 600 hours of SD programming.
5. TiVo vs Comcast: User interface
The Comcast X1 DVR system has a voice-activated interface and a completely different look and layout than their standard system has.
The basic Comcast remote is a multi-function remote and capable of controlling all functions, but it does not have the ability to connect to a portable device like a tablet or a smartphone to have connectivity that way like a TiVo can through an app. The remote has to be line of sight in order to work.
The TiVo device menu is in standard definition, so for those who have a high definition set up, you may find this a bit distraction or fuzzy. It does come with apps for extending what the box can do, including games for kids.
Many reviewers liked the interface on the TiVo better than the grid used on the Comcast service. The TiVo programming guide allows you to delete channels you don’t watch so you’re only looking at the channels you like. Comcast’s guide covers every channel they offer, even ones that are not available on your tier of service.
With the TiVo Roamio, connecting to a tablet allows you to be in another room and still operate the “remote” for the TiVo DVR. Download the app onto your device and you’re ready to go.
TiVo’s device remote has a sleek layout called the “peanut”.
Summary
What it all comes down to is looking at how you use your TV, where you get your sources from, and what your budget is. Each device has its own set of things that are appealing, and its own drawbacks. For flexibility of being able to use multiple sources and devices, the TiVo is the clear winner. For cost in the long run, it’s almost a draw. For ease of connection to a TV, the Comcast box comes out on top. No matter which one you pick, you’ll never run out of great programs to watch.
Ollie Mattison
Ollie Mattison is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Ollie Mattison
Ollie Mattison
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
Cable, satellite, over the air broadcast, streaming internet video – never before have we had so many choices of how to receive television programming. DVR, PVR, computer hard drive, external storage device; now we have choices in how to store programs for viewing later to consider as well. So what is true and what is hype when it comes to what’s the best device? Let’s peel back the layers and look at the information.
First, what is a DVR? A DVR, or digital video recorder, is a device that records video from a source for playback at another time. It often comes with a television programming guide included so you can easily locate shows you want to record. Most DVRs come with large capacity hard drives, though some have flash memory cards as their storage medium. There are a variety of types that range from small storage capacity and two tuners, up through several tuners and massive hard drive storage ability. You also can pause and rewind live TV, which is great when you want to create your own sports instant replays. Most DVRs also allow you to watch one program that was previously recorded while two others are recording, though some have greater capacity.
A TiVo is a particular kind of DVR that was first introduced in 1999. It requires a subscription to its own programming guide that can be purchased month to month, or as a “lifetime” subscription (that means the life of the TiVo, not your life, by the way). TiVos, like cable company DVRs, can record just one show or an entire season. TiVos have a smart feature which notices which shows you are watching and recommends similar ones to you based on how you rate current programs. It also uses these ratings to suggest shows to other viewers.
Let’s look at a few of the main features of both so you can do a comparison. We’ll look at five factors.
1. TiVo vs Comcast: Cost and rent versus own
With a Comcast DVR, you are renting it from the cable company at a cost of $10 to $16 a month, depending on your market. There are no upfront costs, and should the device fail, you can swap it at no cost at your local Comcast service center. Some folks have found that the new X1 boxes are prone to crashes, so that free swap is handy.
A TiVo is yours to keep as long as it lasts or as long as you want it, whichever comes first. It has an initial cost of between $200 and $600, depending on the model. Plus, you have the subscription cost on top of the unit price, which is $15 a month or $500 for a “lifetime” subscription, which TiVo may or may not give you partial credit for should your device fail and you need a new one. Like the Comcast DVRs, some TiVo boxes are less than stable. It’s the nature of electronics. TiVos also have advertising on them, which some Comcast channels do also, like MusicChoice, but not on all of them.
2. TiVo vs Comcast: Services available
With a DVR from Comcast, you can only record shows that are broadcast on one of Comcast’s channels or play shows that are loaded into its On Demand section. A TiVo can be connected to a number of sources, including cable via a cable card, and allow you to combine all of your viewing sources into the one box. It even connects to a high definition antenna.
The TiVo with cable card has access to all of the cable On Demand services, so in that sense it can replace all of the Comcast DVRs. However, the cable card is not free. It typically runs $1.50 per card per month, up to $2.50 per card on the Frontier system.
The menus are slightly different, as you can see below.
Comcast interface
TiVo interface
TiVos also recognize SD and HD as just different versions of the same show, instead of different channels like Comcast does, so you can set your DVR to just record HD. This makes it somewhat harder to just record HD on a TiVo.
Down the road, Comcast is planning the X2 system which would have cloud recording capacity, thus ending the need for a box in your house at all. TiVo has not yet announced such a plan.
3. TiVo vs Comcast: Connection to a network
TiVos can be connected to your home computer network, and the newest one, the Roamio, comes with built-in wifi, for total freedom of use. Because it’s on the network, you can stream shows from your computer through the TiVo box for later playback. It supports channels like Netflix, Hulu Plus, and Amazon Instant. You can also stream shows to your Apple portable devices and then take the shows with you on the plane or to the gym, or use the device as a remote control. (Android devices will have the same capacity soon.) The network capacity also means you can use your computer to control the TiVo box and view content wherever you are.
Some reviewers have also noted that the network set up is not as simple as it might be, and it requires some computer knowledge and ability. Unless you have a tech person nearby, novice computer users may not wish to set up the network.
The iPhone app remote screen looks like this:
A TiVo does have limitations of who can access which channels. For instance, it does not stream HBOGo, nor does it interface with Apple’s TV programming. For that you still need an AppleTV device.
Comcast boxes simply do not network well. They are designed to broadcast the cable signals through your TV, but not on a home network. They are often easier to connect, however, just requiring a cable from the box to be plugged into the TV.
4. TiVo vs Comcast: Recording capacity
The new TiVo, the Roamio, has as many as six tuners that can record at the same time with up to 150 hours of high definition programming. You’ll never have another scheduling conflict again!
TiVos have recording capacities that range from 75 to 450 hours, depending on whether it is standard definition or high definition, and which device you are using. You can choose from three models of the Roamio. The base model costs $200 and has 75 hours of capacity. The menu and features are more limited on this one than on the others. There is a middle model priced at $400 that has the same six tuners as the high-end one but can only hold 150 hours of recordings. Then the top tier model costs $600 and has 450 hours of recording capacity, all of it in high definition.
The Comcast X1 DVR has four tuners and it can record them simultaneously. You can watch a prerecorded program while it’s recording, too. It can hold 120 hours of HD or 600 hours of SD programming.
5. TiVo vs Comcast: User interface
The Comcast X1 DVR system has a voice-activated interface and a completely different look and layout than their standard system has.
The basic Comcast remote is a multi-function remote and capable of controlling all functions, but it does not have the ability to connect to a portable device like a tablet or a smartphone to have connectivity that way like a TiVo can through an app. The remote has to be line of sight in order to work.
The TiVo device menu is in standard definition, so for those who have a high definition set up, you may find this a bit distraction or fuzzy. It does come with apps for extending what the box can do, including games for kids.
Many reviewers liked the interface on the TiVo better than the grid used on the Comcast service. The TiVo programming guide allows you to delete channels you don’t watch so you’re only looking at the channels you like. Comcast’s guide covers every channel they offer, even ones that are not available on your tier of service.
With the TiVo Roamio, connecting to a tablet allows you to be in another room and still operate the “remote” for the TiVo DVR. Download the app onto your device and you’re ready to go.
TiVo’s device remote has a sleek layout called the “peanut”.
Summary
What it all comes down to is looking at how you use your TV, where you get your sources from, and what your budget is. Each device has its own set of things that are appealing, and its own drawbacks. For flexibility of being able to use multiple sources and devices, the TiVo is the clear winner. For cost in the long run, it’s almost a draw. For ease of connection to a TV, the Comcast box comes out on top. No matter which one you pick, you’ll never run out of great programs to watch.
Ollie Mattison
Ollie Mattison is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Ollie Mattison
Ollie Mattison
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
Cable, satellite, over the air broadcast, streaming internet video – never before have we had so many choices of how to receive television programming. DVR, PVR, computer hard drive, external storage device; now we have choices in how to store programs for viewing later to consider as well. So what is true and what is hype when it comes to what’s the best device? Let’s peel back the layers and look at the information.
First, what is a DVR? A DVR, or digital video recorder, is a device that records video from a source for playback at another time. It often comes with a television programming guide included so you can easily locate shows you want to record. Most DVRs come with large capacity hard drives, though some have flash memory cards as their storage medium. There are a variety of types that range from small storage capacity and two tuners, up through several tuners and massive hard drive storage ability. You also can pause and rewind live TV, which is great when you want to create your own sports instant replays. Most DVRs also allow you to watch one program that was previously recorded while two others are recording, though some have greater capacity.
A TiVo is a particular kind of DVR that was first introduced in 1999. It requires a subscription to its own programming guide that can be purchased month to month, or as a “lifetime” subscription (that means the life of the TiVo, not your life, by the way). TiVos, like cable company DVRs, can record just one show or an entire season. TiVos have a smart feature which notices which shows you are watching and recommends similar ones to you based on how you rate current programs. It also uses these ratings to suggest shows to other viewers.
Let’s look at a few of the main features of both so you can do a comparison. We’ll look at five factors.
1. TiVo vs Comcast: Cost and rent versus own
With a Comcast DVR, you are renting it from the cable company at a cost of $10 to $16 a month, depending on your market. There are no upfront costs, and should the device fail, you can swap it at no cost at your local Comcast service center. Some folks have found that the new X1 boxes are prone to crashes, so that free swap is handy.
A TiVo is yours to keep as long as it lasts or as long as you want it, whichever comes first. It has an initial cost of between $200 and $600, depending on the model. Plus, you have the subscription cost on top of the unit price, which is $15 a month or $500 for a “lifetime” subscription, which TiVo may or may not give you partial credit for should your device fail and you need a new one. Like the Comcast DVRs, some TiVo boxes are less than stable. It’s the nature of electronics. TiVos also have advertising on them, which some Comcast channels do also, like MusicChoice, but not on all of them.
2. TiVo vs Comcast: Services available
With a DVR from Comcast, you can only record shows that are broadcast on one of Comcast’s channels or play shows that are loaded into its On Demand section. A TiVo can be connected to a number of sources, including cable via a cable card, and allow you to combine all of your viewing sources into the one box. It even connects to a high definition antenna.
The TiVo with cable card has access to all of the cable On Demand services, so in that sense it can replace all of the Comcast DVRs. However, the cable card is not free. It typically runs $1.50 per card per month, up to $2.50 per card on the Frontier system.
The menus are slightly different, as you can see below.
Comcast interface
TiVo interface
TiVos also recognize SD and HD as just different versions of the same show, instead of different channels like Comcast does, so you can set your DVR to just record HD. This makes it somewhat harder to just record HD on a TiVo.
Down the road, Comcast is planning the X2 system which would have cloud recording capacity, thus ending the need for a box in your house at all. TiVo has not yet announced such a plan.
3. TiVo vs Comcast: Connection to a network
TiVos can be connected to your home computer network, and the newest one, the Roamio, comes with built-in wifi, for total freedom of use. Because it’s on the network, you can stream shows from your computer through the TiVo box for later playback. It supports channels like Netflix, Hulu Plus, and Amazon Instant. You can also stream shows to your Apple portable devices and then take the shows with you on the plane or to the gym, or use the device as a remote control. (Android devices will have the same capacity soon.) The network capacity also means you can use your computer to control the TiVo box and view content wherever you are.
Some reviewers have also noted that the network set up is not as simple as it might be, and it requires some computer knowledge and ability. Unless you have a tech person nearby, novice computer users may not wish to set up the network.
The iPhone app remote screen looks like this:
A TiVo does have limitations of who can access which channels. For instance, it does not stream HBOGo, nor does it interface with Apple’s TV programming. For that you still need an AppleTV device.
Comcast boxes simply do not network well. They are designed to broadcast the cable signals through your TV, but not on a home network. They are often easier to connect, however, just requiring a cable from the box to be plugged into the TV.
4. TiVo vs Comcast: Recording capacity
The new TiVo, the Roamio, has as many as six tuners that can record at the same time with up to 150 hours of high definition programming. You’ll never have another scheduling conflict again!
TiVos have recording capacities that range from 75 to 450 hours, depending on whether it is standard definition or high definition, and which device you are using. You can choose from three models of the Roamio. The base model costs $200 and has 75 hours of capacity. The menu and features are more limited on this one than on the others. There is a middle model priced at $400 that has the same six tuners as the high-end one but can only hold 150 hours of recordings. Then the top tier model costs $600 and has 450 hours of recording capacity, all of it in high definition.
The Comcast X1 DVR has four tuners and it can record them simultaneously. You can watch a prerecorded program while it’s recording, too. It can hold 120 hours of HD or 600 hours of SD programming.
5. TiVo vs Comcast: User interface
The Comcast X1 DVR system has a voice-activated interface and a completely different look and layout than their standard system has.
The basic Comcast remote is a multi-function remote and capable of controlling all functions, but it does not have the ability to connect to a portable device like a tablet or a smartphone to have connectivity that way like a TiVo can through an app. The remote has to be line of sight in order to work.
The TiVo device menu is in standard definition, so for those who have a high definition set up, you may find this a bit distraction or fuzzy. It does come with apps for extending what the box can do, including games for kids.
Many reviewers liked the interface on the TiVo better than the grid used on the Comcast service. The TiVo programming guide allows you to delete channels you don’t watch so you’re only looking at the channels you like. Comcast’s guide covers every channel they offer, even ones that are not available on your tier of service.
With the TiVo Roamio, connecting to a tablet allows you to be in another room and still operate the “remote” for the TiVo DVR. Download the app onto your device and you’re ready to go.
TiVo’s device remote has a sleek layout called the “peanut”.
Summary
What it all comes down to is looking at how you use your TV, where you get your sources from, and what your budget is. Each device has its own set of things that are appealing, and its own drawbacks. For flexibility of being able to use multiple sources and devices, the TiVo is the clear winner. For cost in the long run, it’s almost a draw. For ease of connection to a TV, the Comcast box comes out on top. No matter which one you pick, you’ll never run out of great programs to watch.
Ollie Mattison
Ollie Mattison is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Ollie Mattison
Ollie Mattison
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
Cable, satellite, over the air broadcast, streaming internet video – never before have we had so many choices of how to receive television programming. DVR, PVR, computer hard drive, external storage device; now we have choices in how to store programs for viewing later to consider as well. So what is true and what is hype when it comes to what’s the best device? Let’s peel back the layers and look at the information.
First, what is a DVR? A DVR, or digital video recorder, is a device that records video from a source for playback at another time. It often comes with a television programming guide included so you can easily locate shows you want to record. Most DVRs come with large capacity hard drives, though some have flash memory cards as their storage medium. There are a variety of types that range from small storage capacity and two tuners, up through several tuners and massive hard drive storage ability. You also can pause and rewind live TV, which is great when you want to create your own sports instant replays. Most DVRs also allow you to watch one program that was previously recorded while two others are recording, though some have greater capacity.
A TiVo is a particular kind of DVR that was first introduced in 1999. It requires a subscription to its own programming guide that can be purchased month to month, or as a “lifetime” subscription (that means the life of the TiVo, not your life, by the way). TiVos, like cable company DVRs, can record just one show or an entire season. TiVos have a smart feature which notices which shows you are watching and recommends similar ones to you based on how you rate current programs. It also uses these ratings to suggest shows to other viewers.
Let’s look at a few of the main features of both so you can do a comparison. We’ll look at five factors.
1. TiVo vs Comcast: Cost and rent versus own
With a Comcast DVR, you are renting it from the cable company at a cost of $10 to $16 a month, depending on your market. There are no upfront costs, and should the device fail, you can swap it at no cost at your local Comcast service center. Some folks have found that the new X1 boxes are prone to crashes, so that free swap is handy.
A TiVo is yours to keep as long as it lasts or as long as you want it, whichever comes first. It has an initial cost of between $200 and $600, depending on the model. Plus, you have the subscription cost on top of the unit price, which is $15 a month or $500 for a “lifetime” subscription, which TiVo may or may not give you partial credit for should your device fail and you need a new one. Like the Comcast DVRs, some TiVo boxes are less than stable. It’s the nature of electronics. TiVos also have advertising on them, which some Comcast channels do also, like MusicChoice, but not on all of them.
2. TiVo vs Comcast: Services available
With a DVR from Comcast, you can only record shows that are broadcast on one of Comcast’s channels or play shows that are loaded into its On Demand section. A TiVo can be connected to a number of sources, including cable via a cable card, and allow you to combine all of your viewing sources into the one box. It even connects to a high definition antenna.
The TiVo with cable card has access to all of the cable On Demand services, so in that sense it can replace all of the Comcast DVRs. However, the cable card is not free. It typically runs $1.50 per card per month, up to $2.50 per card on the Frontier system.
The menus are slightly different, as you can see below.
Comcast interface
TiVo interface
TiVos also recognize SD and HD as just different versions of the same show, instead of different channels like Comcast does, so you can set your DVR to just record HD. This makes it somewhat harder to just record HD on a TiVo.
Down the road, Comcast is planning the X2 system which would have cloud recording capacity, thus ending the need for a box in your house at all. TiVo has not yet announced such a plan.
3. TiVo vs Comcast: Connection to a network
TiVos can be connected to your home computer network, and the newest one, the Roamio, comes with built-in wifi, for total freedom of use. Because it’s on the network, you can stream shows from your computer through the TiVo box for later playback. It supports channels like Netflix, Hulu Plus, and Amazon Instant. You can also stream shows to your Apple portable devices and then take the shows with you on the plane or to the gym, or use the device as a remote control. (Android devices will have the same capacity soon.) The network capacity also means you can use your computer to control the TiVo box and view content wherever you are.
Some reviewers have also noted that the network set up is not as simple as it might be, and it requires some computer knowledge and ability. Unless you have a tech person nearby, novice computer users may not wish to set up the network.
The iPhone app remote screen looks like this:
A TiVo does have limitations of who can access which channels. For instance, it does not stream HBOGo, nor does it interface with Apple’s TV programming. For that you still need an AppleTV device.
Comcast boxes simply do not network well. They are designed to broadcast the cable signals through your TV, but not on a home network. They are often easier to connect, however, just requiring a cable from the box to be plugged into the TV.
4. TiVo vs Comcast: Recording capacity
The new TiVo, the Roamio, has as many as six tuners that can record at the same time with up to 150 hours of high definition programming. You’ll never have another scheduling conflict again!
TiVos have recording capacities that range from 75 to 450 hours, depending on whether it is standard definition or high definition, and which device you are using. You can choose from three models of the Roamio. The base model costs $200 and has 75 hours of capacity. The menu and features are more limited on this one than on the others. There is a middle model priced at $400 that has the same six tuners as the high-end one but can only hold 150 hours of recordings. Then the top tier model costs $600 and has 450 hours of recording capacity, all of it in high definition.
The Comcast X1 DVR has four tuners and it can record them simultaneously. You can watch a prerecorded program while it’s recording, too. It can hold 120 hours of HD or 600 hours of SD programming.
5. TiVo vs Comcast: User interface
The Comcast X1 DVR system has a voice-activated interface and a completely different look and layout than their standard system has.
The basic Comcast remote is a multi-function remote and capable of controlling all functions, but it does not have the ability to connect to a portable device like a tablet or a smartphone to have connectivity that way like a TiVo can through an app. The remote has to be line of sight in order to work.
The TiVo device menu is in standard definition, so for those who have a high definition set up, you may find this a bit distraction or fuzzy. It does come with apps for extending what the box can do, including games for kids.
Many reviewers liked the interface on the TiVo better than the grid used on the Comcast service. The TiVo programming guide allows you to delete channels you don’t watch so you’re only looking at the channels you like. Comcast’s guide covers every channel they offer, even ones that are not available on your tier of service.
With the TiVo Roamio, connecting to a tablet allows you to be in another room and still operate the “remote” for the TiVo DVR. Download the app onto your device and you’re ready to go.
TiVo’s device remote has a sleek layout called the “peanut”.
Summary
What it all comes down to is looking at how you use your TV, where you get your sources from, and what your budget is. Each device has its own set of things that are appealing, and its own drawbacks. For flexibility of being able to use multiple sources and devices, the TiVo is the clear winner. For cost in the long run, it’s almost a draw. For ease of connection to a TV, the Comcast box comes out on top. No matter which one you pick, you’ll never run out of great programs to watch.
Ollie Mattison
Ollie Mattison is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Ollie Mattison
Download Royalty-Free Videos From These Top Websites
Best Websites to Download Public Domain Videos
Liza Brown
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
In historic terms, cinema is still a relatively new art, and yet the amount of footage that has been filmed since the Lumière brothers released their first film is staggering. Capturing unique materials that were never seen by the world before has become the question of prestige among the filmmakers. Nonetheless, certain genres of film are almost entirely dependent on the public domain footage. Documentaries about historic events, space or any other topic that is impossible to stage rely on the videos that entered the public domain for one reason or the other. That’s why in this article, we are going to take you through some of the best websites that let you download public domain videos.
What is Public Domain Video?
Any video that is not subject to copyright can be considered a public domain video. This means that anyone can use this footage for free without having to ask for permission to do so. Videos can enter the public domain under the following circumstances:
- If the footage was produced by a government because governments are obligated by the law to offer the footage to the public domain.
- In case the author of the footage has forfeited his or her copyrights and dedicated the footage to the public domain
- A film or any other work of art becomes public domain 70 years after the death of the copyright holder. The expiration date of the copyrights is not the same in all the countries around the world, which is why you must make sure that the video you want to use is, in fact, a public domain video.
In addition, you should avoid using the footage that contains art or music that can be described as third-party intellectual property because you may unintentionally infringe copyrights.
Best Online Websites Where You Can Download Public Domain Videos
Finding free public domain footage or public movies on the Internet has never been too difficult, as you can watch thousands of public domain movies on YouTube, but you cannot download them. Over the course of the last couple of decades, the websites where you can download public domain footage have grown in number, which makes it somewhat easier to find the video clips you can use in your projects for free. Here are some of the best online destinations where you can download public domain videos.
1. Prelinger Archive
With more than 17,000 items in the collection, the Prelinger Archive is probably one of the largest public domain video libraries on the Internet. The archive was founded in 1983 by Rick Prelinger, but by 2002 it became a part of the Library of Congress Motion Picture Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Divison’s collection. You can download public domain video clips created by educational institutions, advertising companies, trade associations or corporations from this impressive collection. There are different download options available for each file, so you can choose the size of a file and the method you’re going to use to download a file to your computer.
2. The Public Domain Review
This is an excellent resource for researchers looking for essays, books, audio recordings, images or old films. The movies are divided into different categories such as Animals&Beasts, Politics, War or Sports which makes locating and downloading public domain videos faster and easier. The Public Domain Review offers footage that is available within different public domain licenses, so you must make sure that the film you want to download can be used for the purpose you have in mind. The vast majority of the films in this archive are from the last decade of the 19th and the first half of the 20th century. That’s why The Public Domain Review’s selection of films can only be useful if you are researching a topic from that era.
3. The National Screening Room
The National Screening Room is a project created by the Library of Congress National Audio-Visual Conservation Center with the aim of making the videos from their collection available to the viewers around the world. The vast majority of the videos in the collection were filmed during the 20th century, but there are only a few videos available that are produced outside of the United States. The National Screening Room can be a valuable asset if you are looking for videos you can use for educational or research videos that cover topics that range from the development of the arms industry to the daily life of great American inventors.
4. Pond5’s Public Domain Project
Industry professionals don’t need an introduction to the Pond5 platform, because it is probably the largest online marketplace for royalty-free media at the moment. Their Public Domain Project contains a thousand public videos that can be downloaded for free, but the duration of these videos is limited to just two minutes To make things worse, most of these public domain videos don’t have audio, so you can only use them if you already have a soundtrack for the video you’re making. The platform offers powerful search tools that enable you to look for videos based on different parameters. You can download public domain videos in HD resolution, but you must create an account on Pond5 before you can save them to your computer.
5. Pexels
Free public domain stock footage can be used on different types of projects, and it is usually a great choice if you’re looking for some extra shots that will make a scene in your video more cinematic. Pexels offers an impressive collection of free public domain stock videos, so you just have to insert a search term and pick a video clip that best fits your needs. The duration of the free videos you can find on Pexels rarely exceeds thirty seconds, which makes it difficult to make an entire video exclusively from free public domain stock footage. Hence it is better to use Pexels as a complementary source of shots in case you can’t go back to the filming location.
6. Vidsplay
All video clips you can find on this platform are free, so you just have to select one of the categories and start browsing through the available public domain stock footage. The only condition to use the stock footage on private or commercial projects for free is to credit the Vidsplay platform in the end credits, on the website or in the description of the videos you upload to your social media channels. All stock videos on Vidsplay are available in HD or 4K resolution, and you simply have to click on the Download button below a particular video to save it.
7. The Moving Image Archive
This is yet another archive of public domain videos you can find on the Arhive.org that features countless collections of texts, images, and videos. Within the Moving Image Archive, you can find different collections that contain full feature movies, art videos, animations, cartoons or television footage. The public domain videos hosted on The Moving Image Archive cover a broad range of topics, but some of them can be in poor resolution. The Moving Image Archive can be an excellent source of footage for anyone who wants to download public domain video clips and use them in their commercial or non-commercial projects.
8. PublicDomainFootage
BBC, National Geographics or NBC are just a few among many famous television networks that use the services of PublicDomainFootage. All content on the platform is divided into Archival Footage and Historic Newsreels sections that contain categories like Atomic Age, Civil Rights or Pop Culture. You can also use PublicDomainFootage to research a particular topic and request content that is not uploaded to the website. You can download a public domain video after you pay a one time fee that enables you to use that video as many times as you want. The platform’s YouTube channel provides an easy way of searching for public domain videos you are going to use in your next documentary film.
9. NASA’s Video Gallery
Space exploration is undoubtedly one of the hottest topics of our era, so if you are looking for some space public domain videos NASA’s website is the best place to start. Like all other government institutions, NASA is obligated by the law to offer all images and videos to the public domain. This means that all content you download from their website is free to use. Simply insert the search term and browse the results until you find the video clip you want to save to your computer. However, most public domain videos you can download from NASA’s website last only a couple of minutes.
10. Motion Elements
The collection of free public domain stock footage, this website offers contains more than 4,000 clips. Categories like Cityscape, Animals or Water contain hundreds of stock videos, so you just have to open one of the available categories and locate the video clip you want to download. However, you must first create an account on Motion Elements before you can save video files to your computer. In addition, the platform doesn’t allow you to make more than five downloads per week and you must invite your friends to join the platform if you want to increase the weekly number of downloads. Even so, Motion Elements is a great source of stock footage you can use without any restrictions.
Is It Okay to Use Public Domain Videos for Commercial Purposes?
All public domain videos can be used for both commercial and non-commercial projects, but you must approach using public domain videos for commercial purposes with caution. Crediting the author or providing the source from which you acquired the footage will reduce the likelihood of legal complications. The public domain videos that feature famous actors or third party intellectual property can also be a subject of legal disputes, which is why it is better to avoid using them on commercial projects.
What Should You Do If You Can’t Find Public Domain Footage for Your Project?
Opting for videos that are protected by the Creative Commons licenses is probably the safest option if you’re struggling to find the public domain footage you’d like to use in your project. Respecting the terms of the license under which a video is protected is of utmost importance, since failing to properly credit the author of the video, for instance, can have legal consequences. There are several different types of Creative Commons licenses and you must find out which one covers the video you’d like to use, before publishing your video. You can find more information about Creative Commons licenses at the FAQ .
Conclusion
Public domain videos cover very different topics, which means that the nature of your project determines the source from which you’ll acquire the footage. If you are researching the early days of cinema, then you’ll have no trouble downloading the public domain videos, but if the topic you’re exploring is more contemporary, finding the content you can use without any restrictions can prove to be troublesome. Which website do you like to use the most to download public domain videos? Leave a comment and share your opinions with us.
Liza Brown
Liza Brown is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Liza Brown
Liza Brown
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
In historic terms, cinema is still a relatively new art, and yet the amount of footage that has been filmed since the Lumière brothers released their first film is staggering. Capturing unique materials that were never seen by the world before has become the question of prestige among the filmmakers. Nonetheless, certain genres of film are almost entirely dependent on the public domain footage. Documentaries about historic events, space or any other topic that is impossible to stage rely on the videos that entered the public domain for one reason or the other. That’s why in this article, we are going to take you through some of the best websites that let you download public domain videos.
What is Public Domain Video?
Any video that is not subject to copyright can be considered a public domain video. This means that anyone can use this footage for free without having to ask for permission to do so. Videos can enter the public domain under the following circumstances:
- If the footage was produced by a government because governments are obligated by the law to offer the footage to the public domain.
- In case the author of the footage has forfeited his or her copyrights and dedicated the footage to the public domain
- A film or any other work of art becomes public domain 70 years after the death of the copyright holder. The expiration date of the copyrights is not the same in all the countries around the world, which is why you must make sure that the video you want to use is, in fact, a public domain video.
In addition, you should avoid using the footage that contains art or music that can be described as third-party intellectual property because you may unintentionally infringe copyrights.
Best Online Websites Where You Can Download Public Domain Videos
Finding free public domain footage or public movies on the Internet has never been too difficult, as you can watch thousands of public domain movies on YouTube, but you cannot download them. Over the course of the last couple of decades, the websites where you can download public domain footage have grown in number, which makes it somewhat easier to find the video clips you can use in your projects for free. Here are some of the best online destinations where you can download public domain videos.
1. Prelinger Archive
With more than 17,000 items in the collection, the Prelinger Archive is probably one of the largest public domain video libraries on the Internet. The archive was founded in 1983 by Rick Prelinger, but by 2002 it became a part of the Library of Congress Motion Picture Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Divison’s collection. You can download public domain video clips created by educational institutions, advertising companies, trade associations or corporations from this impressive collection. There are different download options available for each file, so you can choose the size of a file and the method you’re going to use to download a file to your computer.
2. The Public Domain Review
This is an excellent resource for researchers looking for essays, books, audio recordings, images or old films. The movies are divided into different categories such as Animals&Beasts, Politics, War or Sports which makes locating and downloading public domain videos faster and easier. The Public Domain Review offers footage that is available within different public domain licenses, so you must make sure that the film you want to download can be used for the purpose you have in mind. The vast majority of the films in this archive are from the last decade of the 19th and the first half of the 20th century. That’s why The Public Domain Review’s selection of films can only be useful if you are researching a topic from that era.
3. The National Screening Room
The National Screening Room is a project created by the Library of Congress National Audio-Visual Conservation Center with the aim of making the videos from their collection available to the viewers around the world. The vast majority of the videos in the collection were filmed during the 20th century, but there are only a few videos available that are produced outside of the United States. The National Screening Room can be a valuable asset if you are looking for videos you can use for educational or research videos that cover topics that range from the development of the arms industry to the daily life of great American inventors.
4. Pond5’s Public Domain Project
Industry professionals don’t need an introduction to the Pond5 platform, because it is probably the largest online marketplace for royalty-free media at the moment. Their Public Domain Project contains a thousand public videos that can be downloaded for free, but the duration of these videos is limited to just two minutes To make things worse, most of these public domain videos don’t have audio, so you can only use them if you already have a soundtrack for the video you’re making. The platform offers powerful search tools that enable you to look for videos based on different parameters. You can download public domain videos in HD resolution, but you must create an account on Pond5 before you can save them to your computer.
5. Pexels
Free public domain stock footage can be used on different types of projects, and it is usually a great choice if you’re looking for some extra shots that will make a scene in your video more cinematic. Pexels offers an impressive collection of free public domain stock videos, so you just have to insert a search term and pick a video clip that best fits your needs. The duration of the free videos you can find on Pexels rarely exceeds thirty seconds, which makes it difficult to make an entire video exclusively from free public domain stock footage. Hence it is better to use Pexels as a complementary source of shots in case you can’t go back to the filming location.
6. Vidsplay
All video clips you can find on this platform are free, so you just have to select one of the categories and start browsing through the available public domain stock footage. The only condition to use the stock footage on private or commercial projects for free is to credit the Vidsplay platform in the end credits, on the website or in the description of the videos you upload to your social media channels. All stock videos on Vidsplay are available in HD or 4K resolution, and you simply have to click on the Download button below a particular video to save it.
7. The Moving Image Archive
This is yet another archive of public domain videos you can find on the Arhive.org that features countless collections of texts, images, and videos. Within the Moving Image Archive, you can find different collections that contain full feature movies, art videos, animations, cartoons or television footage. The public domain videos hosted on The Moving Image Archive cover a broad range of topics, but some of them can be in poor resolution. The Moving Image Archive can be an excellent source of footage for anyone who wants to download public domain video clips and use them in their commercial or non-commercial projects.
8. PublicDomainFootage
BBC, National Geographics or NBC are just a few among many famous television networks that use the services of PublicDomainFootage. All content on the platform is divided into Archival Footage and Historic Newsreels sections that contain categories like Atomic Age, Civil Rights or Pop Culture. You can also use PublicDomainFootage to research a particular topic and request content that is not uploaded to the website. You can download a public domain video after you pay a one time fee that enables you to use that video as many times as you want. The platform’s YouTube channel provides an easy way of searching for public domain videos you are going to use in your next documentary film.
9. NASA’s Video Gallery
Space exploration is undoubtedly one of the hottest topics of our era, so if you are looking for some space public domain videos NASA’s website is the best place to start. Like all other government institutions, NASA is obligated by the law to offer all images and videos to the public domain. This means that all content you download from their website is free to use. Simply insert the search term and browse the results until you find the video clip you want to save to your computer. However, most public domain videos you can download from NASA’s website last only a couple of minutes.
10. Motion Elements
The collection of free public domain stock footage, this website offers contains more than 4,000 clips. Categories like Cityscape, Animals or Water contain hundreds of stock videos, so you just have to open one of the available categories and locate the video clip you want to download. However, you must first create an account on Motion Elements before you can save video files to your computer. In addition, the platform doesn’t allow you to make more than five downloads per week and you must invite your friends to join the platform if you want to increase the weekly number of downloads. Even so, Motion Elements is a great source of stock footage you can use without any restrictions.
Is It Okay to Use Public Domain Videos for Commercial Purposes?
All public domain videos can be used for both commercial and non-commercial projects, but you must approach using public domain videos for commercial purposes with caution. Crediting the author or providing the source from which you acquired the footage will reduce the likelihood of legal complications. The public domain videos that feature famous actors or third party intellectual property can also be a subject of legal disputes, which is why it is better to avoid using them on commercial projects.
What Should You Do If You Can’t Find Public Domain Footage for Your Project?
Opting for videos that are protected by the Creative Commons licenses is probably the safest option if you’re struggling to find the public domain footage you’d like to use in your project. Respecting the terms of the license under which a video is protected is of utmost importance, since failing to properly credit the author of the video, for instance, can have legal consequences. There are several different types of Creative Commons licenses and you must find out which one covers the video you’d like to use, before publishing your video. You can find more information about Creative Commons licenses at the FAQ .
Conclusion
Public domain videos cover very different topics, which means that the nature of your project determines the source from which you’ll acquire the footage. If you are researching the early days of cinema, then you’ll have no trouble downloading the public domain videos, but if the topic you’re exploring is more contemporary, finding the content you can use without any restrictions can prove to be troublesome. Which website do you like to use the most to download public domain videos? Leave a comment and share your opinions with us.
Liza Brown
Liza Brown is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Liza Brown
Liza Brown
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
In historic terms, cinema is still a relatively new art, and yet the amount of footage that has been filmed since the Lumière brothers released their first film is staggering. Capturing unique materials that were never seen by the world before has become the question of prestige among the filmmakers. Nonetheless, certain genres of film are almost entirely dependent on the public domain footage. Documentaries about historic events, space or any other topic that is impossible to stage rely on the videos that entered the public domain for one reason or the other. That’s why in this article, we are going to take you through some of the best websites that let you download public domain videos.
What is Public Domain Video?
Any video that is not subject to copyright can be considered a public domain video. This means that anyone can use this footage for free without having to ask for permission to do so. Videos can enter the public domain under the following circumstances:
- If the footage was produced by a government because governments are obligated by the law to offer the footage to the public domain.
- In case the author of the footage has forfeited his or her copyrights and dedicated the footage to the public domain
- A film or any other work of art becomes public domain 70 years after the death of the copyright holder. The expiration date of the copyrights is not the same in all the countries around the world, which is why you must make sure that the video you want to use is, in fact, a public domain video.
In addition, you should avoid using the footage that contains art or music that can be described as third-party intellectual property because you may unintentionally infringe copyrights.
Best Online Websites Where You Can Download Public Domain Videos
Finding free public domain footage or public movies on the Internet has never been too difficult, as you can watch thousands of public domain movies on YouTube, but you cannot download them. Over the course of the last couple of decades, the websites where you can download public domain footage have grown in number, which makes it somewhat easier to find the video clips you can use in your projects for free. Here are some of the best online destinations where you can download public domain videos.
1. Prelinger Archive
With more than 17,000 items in the collection, the Prelinger Archive is probably one of the largest public domain video libraries on the Internet. The archive was founded in 1983 by Rick Prelinger, but by 2002 it became a part of the Library of Congress Motion Picture Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Divison’s collection. You can download public domain video clips created by educational institutions, advertising companies, trade associations or corporations from this impressive collection. There are different download options available for each file, so you can choose the size of a file and the method you’re going to use to download a file to your computer.
2. The Public Domain Review
This is an excellent resource for researchers looking for essays, books, audio recordings, images or old films. The movies are divided into different categories such as Animals&Beasts, Politics, War or Sports which makes locating and downloading public domain videos faster and easier. The Public Domain Review offers footage that is available within different public domain licenses, so you must make sure that the film you want to download can be used for the purpose you have in mind. The vast majority of the films in this archive are from the last decade of the 19th and the first half of the 20th century. That’s why The Public Domain Review’s selection of films can only be useful if you are researching a topic from that era.
3. The National Screening Room
The National Screening Room is a project created by the Library of Congress National Audio-Visual Conservation Center with the aim of making the videos from their collection available to the viewers around the world. The vast majority of the videos in the collection were filmed during the 20th century, but there are only a few videos available that are produced outside of the United States. The National Screening Room can be a valuable asset if you are looking for videos you can use for educational or research videos that cover topics that range from the development of the arms industry to the daily life of great American inventors.
4. Pond5’s Public Domain Project
Industry professionals don’t need an introduction to the Pond5 platform, because it is probably the largest online marketplace for royalty-free media at the moment. Their Public Domain Project contains a thousand public videos that can be downloaded for free, but the duration of these videos is limited to just two minutes To make things worse, most of these public domain videos don’t have audio, so you can only use them if you already have a soundtrack for the video you’re making. The platform offers powerful search tools that enable you to look for videos based on different parameters. You can download public domain videos in HD resolution, but you must create an account on Pond5 before you can save them to your computer.
5. Pexels
Free public domain stock footage can be used on different types of projects, and it is usually a great choice if you’re looking for some extra shots that will make a scene in your video more cinematic. Pexels offers an impressive collection of free public domain stock videos, so you just have to insert a search term and pick a video clip that best fits your needs. The duration of the free videos you can find on Pexels rarely exceeds thirty seconds, which makes it difficult to make an entire video exclusively from free public domain stock footage. Hence it is better to use Pexels as a complementary source of shots in case you can’t go back to the filming location.
6. Vidsplay
All video clips you can find on this platform are free, so you just have to select one of the categories and start browsing through the available public domain stock footage. The only condition to use the stock footage on private or commercial projects for free is to credit the Vidsplay platform in the end credits, on the website or in the description of the videos you upload to your social media channels. All stock videos on Vidsplay are available in HD or 4K resolution, and you simply have to click on the Download button below a particular video to save it.
7. The Moving Image Archive
This is yet another archive of public domain videos you can find on the Arhive.org that features countless collections of texts, images, and videos. Within the Moving Image Archive, you can find different collections that contain full feature movies, art videos, animations, cartoons or television footage. The public domain videos hosted on The Moving Image Archive cover a broad range of topics, but some of them can be in poor resolution. The Moving Image Archive can be an excellent source of footage for anyone who wants to download public domain video clips and use them in their commercial or non-commercial projects.
8. PublicDomainFootage
BBC, National Geographics or NBC are just a few among many famous television networks that use the services of PublicDomainFootage. All content on the platform is divided into Archival Footage and Historic Newsreels sections that contain categories like Atomic Age, Civil Rights or Pop Culture. You can also use PublicDomainFootage to research a particular topic and request content that is not uploaded to the website. You can download a public domain video after you pay a one time fee that enables you to use that video as many times as you want. The platform’s YouTube channel provides an easy way of searching for public domain videos you are going to use in your next documentary film.
9. NASA’s Video Gallery
Space exploration is undoubtedly one of the hottest topics of our era, so if you are looking for some space public domain videos NASA’s website is the best place to start. Like all other government institutions, NASA is obligated by the law to offer all images and videos to the public domain. This means that all content you download from their website is free to use. Simply insert the search term and browse the results until you find the video clip you want to save to your computer. However, most public domain videos you can download from NASA’s website last only a couple of minutes.
10. Motion Elements
The collection of free public domain stock footage, this website offers contains more than 4,000 clips. Categories like Cityscape, Animals or Water contain hundreds of stock videos, so you just have to open one of the available categories and locate the video clip you want to download. However, you must first create an account on Motion Elements before you can save video files to your computer. In addition, the platform doesn’t allow you to make more than five downloads per week and you must invite your friends to join the platform if you want to increase the weekly number of downloads. Even so, Motion Elements is a great source of stock footage you can use without any restrictions.
Is It Okay to Use Public Domain Videos for Commercial Purposes?
All public domain videos can be used for both commercial and non-commercial projects, but you must approach using public domain videos for commercial purposes with caution. Crediting the author or providing the source from which you acquired the footage will reduce the likelihood of legal complications. The public domain videos that feature famous actors or third party intellectual property can also be a subject of legal disputes, which is why it is better to avoid using them on commercial projects.
What Should You Do If You Can’t Find Public Domain Footage for Your Project?
Opting for videos that are protected by the Creative Commons licenses is probably the safest option if you’re struggling to find the public domain footage you’d like to use in your project. Respecting the terms of the license under which a video is protected is of utmost importance, since failing to properly credit the author of the video, for instance, can have legal consequences. There are several different types of Creative Commons licenses and you must find out which one covers the video you’d like to use, before publishing your video. You can find more information about Creative Commons licenses at the FAQ .
Conclusion
Public domain videos cover very different topics, which means that the nature of your project determines the source from which you’ll acquire the footage. If you are researching the early days of cinema, then you’ll have no trouble downloading the public domain videos, but if the topic you’re exploring is more contemporary, finding the content you can use without any restrictions can prove to be troublesome. Which website do you like to use the most to download public domain videos? Leave a comment and share your opinions with us.
Liza Brown
Liza Brown is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Liza Brown
Liza Brown
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
In historic terms, cinema is still a relatively new art, and yet the amount of footage that has been filmed since the Lumière brothers released their first film is staggering. Capturing unique materials that were never seen by the world before has become the question of prestige among the filmmakers. Nonetheless, certain genres of film are almost entirely dependent on the public domain footage. Documentaries about historic events, space or any other topic that is impossible to stage rely on the videos that entered the public domain for one reason or the other. That’s why in this article, we are going to take you through some of the best websites that let you download public domain videos.
What is Public Domain Video?
Any video that is not subject to copyright can be considered a public domain video. This means that anyone can use this footage for free without having to ask for permission to do so. Videos can enter the public domain under the following circumstances:
- If the footage was produced by a government because governments are obligated by the law to offer the footage to the public domain.
- In case the author of the footage has forfeited his or her copyrights and dedicated the footage to the public domain
- A film or any other work of art becomes public domain 70 years after the death of the copyright holder. The expiration date of the copyrights is not the same in all the countries around the world, which is why you must make sure that the video you want to use is, in fact, a public domain video.
In addition, you should avoid using the footage that contains art or music that can be described as third-party intellectual property because you may unintentionally infringe copyrights.
Best Online Websites Where You Can Download Public Domain Videos
Finding free public domain footage or public movies on the Internet has never been too difficult, as you can watch thousands of public domain movies on YouTube, but you cannot download them. Over the course of the last couple of decades, the websites where you can download public domain footage have grown in number, which makes it somewhat easier to find the video clips you can use in your projects for free. Here are some of the best online destinations where you can download public domain videos.
1. Prelinger Archive
With more than 17,000 items in the collection, the Prelinger Archive is probably one of the largest public domain video libraries on the Internet. The archive was founded in 1983 by Rick Prelinger, but by 2002 it became a part of the Library of Congress Motion Picture Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Divison’s collection. You can download public domain video clips created by educational institutions, advertising companies, trade associations or corporations from this impressive collection. There are different download options available for each file, so you can choose the size of a file and the method you’re going to use to download a file to your computer.
2. The Public Domain Review
This is an excellent resource for researchers looking for essays, books, audio recordings, images or old films. The movies are divided into different categories such as Animals&Beasts, Politics, War or Sports which makes locating and downloading public domain videos faster and easier. The Public Domain Review offers footage that is available within different public domain licenses, so you must make sure that the film you want to download can be used for the purpose you have in mind. The vast majority of the films in this archive are from the last decade of the 19th and the first half of the 20th century. That’s why The Public Domain Review’s selection of films can only be useful if you are researching a topic from that era.
3. The National Screening Room
The National Screening Room is a project created by the Library of Congress National Audio-Visual Conservation Center with the aim of making the videos from their collection available to the viewers around the world. The vast majority of the videos in the collection were filmed during the 20th century, but there are only a few videos available that are produced outside of the United States. The National Screening Room can be a valuable asset if you are looking for videos you can use for educational or research videos that cover topics that range from the development of the arms industry to the daily life of great American inventors.
4. Pond5’s Public Domain Project
Industry professionals don’t need an introduction to the Pond5 platform, because it is probably the largest online marketplace for royalty-free media at the moment. Their Public Domain Project contains a thousand public videos that can be downloaded for free, but the duration of these videos is limited to just two minutes To make things worse, most of these public domain videos don’t have audio, so you can only use them if you already have a soundtrack for the video you’re making. The platform offers powerful search tools that enable you to look for videos based on different parameters. You can download public domain videos in HD resolution, but you must create an account on Pond5 before you can save them to your computer.
5. Pexels
Free public domain stock footage can be used on different types of projects, and it is usually a great choice if you’re looking for some extra shots that will make a scene in your video more cinematic. Pexels offers an impressive collection of free public domain stock videos, so you just have to insert a search term and pick a video clip that best fits your needs. The duration of the free videos you can find on Pexels rarely exceeds thirty seconds, which makes it difficult to make an entire video exclusively from free public domain stock footage. Hence it is better to use Pexels as a complementary source of shots in case you can’t go back to the filming location.
6. Vidsplay
All video clips you can find on this platform are free, so you just have to select one of the categories and start browsing through the available public domain stock footage. The only condition to use the stock footage on private or commercial projects for free is to credit the Vidsplay platform in the end credits, on the website or in the description of the videos you upload to your social media channels. All stock videos on Vidsplay are available in HD or 4K resolution, and you simply have to click on the Download button below a particular video to save it.
7. The Moving Image Archive
This is yet another archive of public domain videos you can find on the Arhive.org that features countless collections of texts, images, and videos. Within the Moving Image Archive, you can find different collections that contain full feature movies, art videos, animations, cartoons or television footage. The public domain videos hosted on The Moving Image Archive cover a broad range of topics, but some of them can be in poor resolution. The Moving Image Archive can be an excellent source of footage for anyone who wants to download public domain video clips and use them in their commercial or non-commercial projects.
8. PublicDomainFootage
BBC, National Geographics or NBC are just a few among many famous television networks that use the services of PublicDomainFootage. All content on the platform is divided into Archival Footage and Historic Newsreels sections that contain categories like Atomic Age, Civil Rights or Pop Culture. You can also use PublicDomainFootage to research a particular topic and request content that is not uploaded to the website. You can download a public domain video after you pay a one time fee that enables you to use that video as many times as you want. The platform’s YouTube channel provides an easy way of searching for public domain videos you are going to use in your next documentary film.
9. NASA’s Video Gallery
Space exploration is undoubtedly one of the hottest topics of our era, so if you are looking for some space public domain videos NASA’s website is the best place to start. Like all other government institutions, NASA is obligated by the law to offer all images and videos to the public domain. This means that all content you download from their website is free to use. Simply insert the search term and browse the results until you find the video clip you want to save to your computer. However, most public domain videos you can download from NASA’s website last only a couple of minutes.
10. Motion Elements
The collection of free public domain stock footage, this website offers contains more than 4,000 clips. Categories like Cityscape, Animals or Water contain hundreds of stock videos, so you just have to open one of the available categories and locate the video clip you want to download. However, you must first create an account on Motion Elements before you can save video files to your computer. In addition, the platform doesn’t allow you to make more than five downloads per week and you must invite your friends to join the platform if you want to increase the weekly number of downloads. Even so, Motion Elements is a great source of stock footage you can use without any restrictions.
Is It Okay to Use Public Domain Videos for Commercial Purposes?
All public domain videos can be used for both commercial and non-commercial projects, but you must approach using public domain videos for commercial purposes with caution. Crediting the author or providing the source from which you acquired the footage will reduce the likelihood of legal complications. The public domain videos that feature famous actors or third party intellectual property can also be a subject of legal disputes, which is why it is better to avoid using them on commercial projects.
What Should You Do If You Can’t Find Public Domain Footage for Your Project?
Opting for videos that are protected by the Creative Commons licenses is probably the safest option if you’re struggling to find the public domain footage you’d like to use in your project. Respecting the terms of the license under which a video is protected is of utmost importance, since failing to properly credit the author of the video, for instance, can have legal consequences. There are several different types of Creative Commons licenses and you must find out which one covers the video you’d like to use, before publishing your video. You can find more information about Creative Commons licenses at the FAQ .
Conclusion
Public domain videos cover very different topics, which means that the nature of your project determines the source from which you’ll acquire the footage. If you are researching the early days of cinema, then you’ll have no trouble downloading the public domain videos, but if the topic you’re exploring is more contemporary, finding the content you can use without any restrictions can prove to be troublesome. Which website do you like to use the most to download public domain videos? Leave a comment and share your opinions with us.
Liza Brown
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Desktop Recording Made Easy: A Step-by-Step Guide to Using Filmora Scrn
How to Record Your Desktop with Filmora Scrn
Ollie Mattison
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
The All-in-One Screen Recorder & Video Editor
- Record desktop screen, voiceover, and webcam simultaneously
- Edit recorded clips quickly with a wide range of professional tools
- Built-in plentiful templates and effects
- Export to MP4, MOV, MKV, GIF and multiple formats
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
Secure Download
Desktop recording or recording the screen activity on the PC can be fun and sometimes it gives guidance to many people. All sorts of videos are shaped with the help of a desktop recorder. If you are just starting off to learn those video skills, it can be a difficult task for you. Considering this fact, we have brought this post that contains a simple guide on how to record desktop easily and quickly via an ideal desktop capturing tool. Scroll down a little to get the name of that tool revealed.
How to record desktop with Filmora Scrn
Step 1 – Get the Program on Your PC
Initially, Download it and install it. After completing all installation formalities, launch Filmora Scrn on your computer.
Step 2 – Go for the Appropriate Option
Now, the main interface will provide you three options which are “Get Started”, “Quick Capture” and “Video Editor”.
Get Started – If you wish to hit on this tab, you will be brought up to a new interface where you can customize the recording parameters according to your preferences.
For instance, customizing audio settings or adjusting the recording area, frame rate, or also to set recording source as webcam (if you need) along with recording your desktop screen.
Quick Capture – If you prefer to record your desktop with the default settings, you should then hit on this tab to immediately launch the capturing console.
Video Editor – This tab is specifically for the video lovers who wish to edit and enhance their videos by adding annotation effects, cursor effects or by doing some basic video editing (crop, split, resize, rotate and more).
Hit the one that suits you, in this case, hit on “Get Started”.
Step 3 – Customizing Record Settings
Right after pushing the “Get Started” tab, the “Setup” interface will load up. You will now have 4 different categories to customize the Record Settings.
Screen – Customize capturing area on your desktop (full screen, target window or a specific region), set the preferred frame rate (up to 120 FPS) for your video. Or select, “Game” if you wish to record gameplay.
Audio – Under this section, specify the preferred audio source for your video, either from Computer or Microphone or both. By default, it is set on both.
Camera – If you have a webcam installed, you can record video via your webcam along with capturing your screen. Get into this section and select your camera, preferred resolution and frame rate.
Advanced – Here in this section, you can set the path for your recorded video, enable or disable GPU acceleration and setup hot keys for your convenience.
Once finished with customization, hit on “Capture” to launch the recording console.
Step 4 – Ready to Capture
Now, the recording console will pop up on your screen and you are just a click away to record your desktop. Hit on the big “Record” button at the top of the console or hit “F10” on your keyboard. A countdown will begin and right after that your recording starts.
If you wish to pause the video, hit “F9” on your keyboard and similarly, hit the same “F9” to resume the recording again. Or, if you wish to stop the video, just have to hit on “F10” key on your keyboard.
Step 5 – Edit Video, Add Effects and Export
Finally, in this last step your video will be loaded in the built-in video editor for the final touch up to enhance your video before it is exported to your local storage. You can add annotation effects, cursor effects to your video. Or, do some video editing like crop, split, resize, rotate and more.
When you’re done, export the final file to your local storage and enjoy.
Filmora Scrn – Best Desktop Recorder
Here is what we were talking about a moment ago – Filmora Scrn. This is remarkable desktop capturing software that is designed to work with both Windows and Mac computers. Along with being a high-quality desktop recorder, Filmora Scrn makes sure to elevate the captured video quality by offering numerous powerful editing features. Its modern and intuitive design helps the users to effortlessly record their desktop screen ultimately removing their concern of how to record desktop without any barrier or hitch. Filmora Scrn is a risk-free and quick tool to record the desktop which makes the users to make their projects faster making it a good option for the people who are in hurry and want no inconvenience while recording.
Key Features of Filmora Scrn
- This screen recorder comes with the ability to record 15-120 FPS.
- This desktop recorder also allows users to import over 50 file formats.
- You can record Webcam as well as screen at the same time via this software.
- You can also export your file to multiple formats with Filmora Scrn.
Conclusion
This was all about how to record desktop using an exceptionally easy desktop recorder. We have given you the best way through which you can record your desktop with no trouble. And more than that, Filmora Scrn is not just desktop capture software, but offers many video enhancing tools and a wide range of possibility to give the recorded video a little more finishing. We hope you found what you want and got the results you expected with this software. Your given time is really appreciated and many thanks to read this post. It will be a content feeling if you could share your experience or feedback with us by dropping a comment below.
Ollie Mattison
Ollie Mattison is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Ollie Mattison
Ollie Mattison
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
The All-in-One Screen Recorder & Video Editor
- Record desktop screen, voiceover, and webcam simultaneously
- Edit recorded clips quickly with a wide range of professional tools
- Built-in plentiful templates and effects
- Export to MP4, MOV, MKV, GIF and multiple formats
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
Secure Download
Desktop recording or recording the screen activity on the PC can be fun and sometimes it gives guidance to many people. All sorts of videos are shaped with the help of a desktop recorder. If you are just starting off to learn those video skills, it can be a difficult task for you. Considering this fact, we have brought this post that contains a simple guide on how to record desktop easily and quickly via an ideal desktop capturing tool. Scroll down a little to get the name of that tool revealed.
How to record desktop with Filmora Scrn
Step 1 – Get the Program on Your PC
Initially, Download it and install it. After completing all installation formalities, launch Filmora Scrn on your computer.
Step 2 – Go for the Appropriate Option
Now, the main interface will provide you three options which are “Get Started”, “Quick Capture” and “Video Editor”.
Get Started – If you wish to hit on this tab, you will be brought up to a new interface where you can customize the recording parameters according to your preferences.
For instance, customizing audio settings or adjusting the recording area, frame rate, or also to set recording source as webcam (if you need) along with recording your desktop screen.
Quick Capture – If you prefer to record your desktop with the default settings, you should then hit on this tab to immediately launch the capturing console.
Video Editor – This tab is specifically for the video lovers who wish to edit and enhance their videos by adding annotation effects, cursor effects or by doing some basic video editing (crop, split, resize, rotate and more).
Hit the one that suits you, in this case, hit on “Get Started”.
Step 3 – Customizing Record Settings
Right after pushing the “Get Started” tab, the “Setup” interface will load up. You will now have 4 different categories to customize the Record Settings.
Screen – Customize capturing area on your desktop (full screen, target window or a specific region), set the preferred frame rate (up to 120 FPS) for your video. Or select, “Game” if you wish to record gameplay.
Audio – Under this section, specify the preferred audio source for your video, either from Computer or Microphone or both. By default, it is set on both.
Camera – If you have a webcam installed, you can record video via your webcam along with capturing your screen. Get into this section and select your camera, preferred resolution and frame rate.
Advanced – Here in this section, you can set the path for your recorded video, enable or disable GPU acceleration and setup hot keys for your convenience.
Once finished with customization, hit on “Capture” to launch the recording console.
Step 4 – Ready to Capture
Now, the recording console will pop up on your screen and you are just a click away to record your desktop. Hit on the big “Record” button at the top of the console or hit “F10” on your keyboard. A countdown will begin and right after that your recording starts.
If you wish to pause the video, hit “F9” on your keyboard and similarly, hit the same “F9” to resume the recording again. Or, if you wish to stop the video, just have to hit on “F10” key on your keyboard.
Step 5 – Edit Video, Add Effects and Export
Finally, in this last step your video will be loaded in the built-in video editor for the final touch up to enhance your video before it is exported to your local storage. You can add annotation effects, cursor effects to your video. Or, do some video editing like crop, split, resize, rotate and more.
When you’re done, export the final file to your local storage and enjoy.
Filmora Scrn – Best Desktop Recorder
Here is what we were talking about a moment ago – Filmora Scrn. This is remarkable desktop capturing software that is designed to work with both Windows and Mac computers. Along with being a high-quality desktop recorder, Filmora Scrn makes sure to elevate the captured video quality by offering numerous powerful editing features. Its modern and intuitive design helps the users to effortlessly record their desktop screen ultimately removing their concern of how to record desktop without any barrier or hitch. Filmora Scrn is a risk-free and quick tool to record the desktop which makes the users to make their projects faster making it a good option for the people who are in hurry and want no inconvenience while recording.
Key Features of Filmora Scrn
- This screen recorder comes with the ability to record 15-120 FPS.
- This desktop recorder also allows users to import over 50 file formats.
- You can record Webcam as well as screen at the same time via this software.
- You can also export your file to multiple formats with Filmora Scrn.
Conclusion
This was all about how to record desktop using an exceptionally easy desktop recorder. We have given you the best way through which you can record your desktop with no trouble. And more than that, Filmora Scrn is not just desktop capture software, but offers many video enhancing tools and a wide range of possibility to give the recorded video a little more finishing. We hope you found what you want and got the results you expected with this software. Your given time is really appreciated and many thanks to read this post. It will be a content feeling if you could share your experience or feedback with us by dropping a comment below.
Ollie Mattison
Ollie Mattison is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Ollie Mattison
Ollie Mattison
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
The All-in-One Screen Recorder & Video Editor
- Record desktop screen, voiceover, and webcam simultaneously
- Edit recorded clips quickly with a wide range of professional tools
- Built-in plentiful templates and effects
- Export to MP4, MOV, MKV, GIF and multiple formats
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
Secure Download
Desktop recording or recording the screen activity on the PC can be fun and sometimes it gives guidance to many people. All sorts of videos are shaped with the help of a desktop recorder. If you are just starting off to learn those video skills, it can be a difficult task for you. Considering this fact, we have brought this post that contains a simple guide on how to record desktop easily and quickly via an ideal desktop capturing tool. Scroll down a little to get the name of that tool revealed.
How to record desktop with Filmora Scrn
Step 1 – Get the Program on Your PC
Initially, Download it and install it. After completing all installation formalities, launch Filmora Scrn on your computer.
Step 2 – Go for the Appropriate Option
Now, the main interface will provide you three options which are “Get Started”, “Quick Capture” and “Video Editor”.
Get Started – If you wish to hit on this tab, you will be brought up to a new interface where you can customize the recording parameters according to your preferences.
For instance, customizing audio settings or adjusting the recording area, frame rate, or also to set recording source as webcam (if you need) along with recording your desktop screen.
Quick Capture – If you prefer to record your desktop with the default settings, you should then hit on this tab to immediately launch the capturing console.
Video Editor – This tab is specifically for the video lovers who wish to edit and enhance their videos by adding annotation effects, cursor effects or by doing some basic video editing (crop, split, resize, rotate and more).
Hit the one that suits you, in this case, hit on “Get Started”.
Step 3 – Customizing Record Settings
Right after pushing the “Get Started” tab, the “Setup” interface will load up. You will now have 4 different categories to customize the Record Settings.
Screen – Customize capturing area on your desktop (full screen, target window or a specific region), set the preferred frame rate (up to 120 FPS) for your video. Or select, “Game” if you wish to record gameplay.
Audio – Under this section, specify the preferred audio source for your video, either from Computer or Microphone or both. By default, it is set on both.
Camera – If you have a webcam installed, you can record video via your webcam along with capturing your screen. Get into this section and select your camera, preferred resolution and frame rate.
Advanced – Here in this section, you can set the path for your recorded video, enable or disable GPU acceleration and setup hot keys for your convenience.
Once finished with customization, hit on “Capture” to launch the recording console.
Step 4 – Ready to Capture
Now, the recording console will pop up on your screen and you are just a click away to record your desktop. Hit on the big “Record” button at the top of the console or hit “F10” on your keyboard. A countdown will begin and right after that your recording starts.
If you wish to pause the video, hit “F9” on your keyboard and similarly, hit the same “F9” to resume the recording again. Or, if you wish to stop the video, just have to hit on “F10” key on your keyboard.
Step 5 – Edit Video, Add Effects and Export
Finally, in this last step your video will be loaded in the built-in video editor for the final touch up to enhance your video before it is exported to your local storage. You can add annotation effects, cursor effects to your video. Or, do some video editing like crop, split, resize, rotate and more.
When you’re done, export the final file to your local storage and enjoy.
Filmora Scrn – Best Desktop Recorder
Here is what we were talking about a moment ago – Filmora Scrn. This is remarkable desktop capturing software that is designed to work with both Windows and Mac computers. Along with being a high-quality desktop recorder, Filmora Scrn makes sure to elevate the captured video quality by offering numerous powerful editing features. Its modern and intuitive design helps the users to effortlessly record their desktop screen ultimately removing their concern of how to record desktop without any barrier or hitch. Filmora Scrn is a risk-free and quick tool to record the desktop which makes the users to make their projects faster making it a good option for the people who are in hurry and want no inconvenience while recording.
Key Features of Filmora Scrn
- This screen recorder comes with the ability to record 15-120 FPS.
- This desktop recorder also allows users to import over 50 file formats.
- You can record Webcam as well as screen at the same time via this software.
- You can also export your file to multiple formats with Filmora Scrn.
Conclusion
This was all about how to record desktop using an exceptionally easy desktop recorder. We have given you the best way through which you can record your desktop with no trouble. And more than that, Filmora Scrn is not just desktop capture software, but offers many video enhancing tools and a wide range of possibility to give the recorded video a little more finishing. We hope you found what you want and got the results you expected with this software. Your given time is really appreciated and many thanks to read this post. It will be a content feeling if you could share your experience or feedback with us by dropping a comment below.
Ollie Mattison
Ollie Mattison is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Ollie Mattison
Ollie Mattison
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
The All-in-One Screen Recorder & Video Editor
- Record desktop screen, voiceover, and webcam simultaneously
- Edit recorded clips quickly with a wide range of professional tools
- Built-in plentiful templates and effects
- Export to MP4, MOV, MKV, GIF and multiple formats
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
Secure Download
Desktop recording or recording the screen activity on the PC can be fun and sometimes it gives guidance to many people. All sorts of videos are shaped with the help of a desktop recorder. If you are just starting off to learn those video skills, it can be a difficult task for you. Considering this fact, we have brought this post that contains a simple guide on how to record desktop easily and quickly via an ideal desktop capturing tool. Scroll down a little to get the name of that tool revealed.
How to record desktop with Filmora Scrn
Step 1 – Get the Program on Your PC
Initially, Download it and install it. After completing all installation formalities, launch Filmora Scrn on your computer.
Step 2 – Go for the Appropriate Option
Now, the main interface will provide you three options which are “Get Started”, “Quick Capture” and “Video Editor”.
Get Started – If you wish to hit on this tab, you will be brought up to a new interface where you can customize the recording parameters according to your preferences.
For instance, customizing audio settings or adjusting the recording area, frame rate, or also to set recording source as webcam (if you need) along with recording your desktop screen.
Quick Capture – If you prefer to record your desktop with the default settings, you should then hit on this tab to immediately launch the capturing console.
Video Editor – This tab is specifically for the video lovers who wish to edit and enhance their videos by adding annotation effects, cursor effects or by doing some basic video editing (crop, split, resize, rotate and more).
Hit the one that suits you, in this case, hit on “Get Started”.
Step 3 – Customizing Record Settings
Right after pushing the “Get Started” tab, the “Setup” interface will load up. You will now have 4 different categories to customize the Record Settings.
Screen – Customize capturing area on your desktop (full screen, target window or a specific region), set the preferred frame rate (up to 120 FPS) for your video. Or select, “Game” if you wish to record gameplay.
Audio – Under this section, specify the preferred audio source for your video, either from Computer or Microphone or both. By default, it is set on both.
Camera – If you have a webcam installed, you can record video via your webcam along with capturing your screen. Get into this section and select your camera, preferred resolution and frame rate.
Advanced – Here in this section, you can set the path for your recorded video, enable or disable GPU acceleration and setup hot keys for your convenience.
Once finished with customization, hit on “Capture” to launch the recording console.
Step 4 – Ready to Capture
Now, the recording console will pop up on your screen and you are just a click away to record your desktop. Hit on the big “Record” button at the top of the console or hit “F10” on your keyboard. A countdown will begin and right after that your recording starts.
If you wish to pause the video, hit “F9” on your keyboard and similarly, hit the same “F9” to resume the recording again. Or, if you wish to stop the video, just have to hit on “F10” key on your keyboard.
Step 5 – Edit Video, Add Effects and Export
Finally, in this last step your video will be loaded in the built-in video editor for the final touch up to enhance your video before it is exported to your local storage. You can add annotation effects, cursor effects to your video. Or, do some video editing like crop, split, resize, rotate and more.
When you’re done, export the final file to your local storage and enjoy.
Filmora Scrn – Best Desktop Recorder
Here is what we were talking about a moment ago – Filmora Scrn. This is remarkable desktop capturing software that is designed to work with both Windows and Mac computers. Along with being a high-quality desktop recorder, Filmora Scrn makes sure to elevate the captured video quality by offering numerous powerful editing features. Its modern and intuitive design helps the users to effortlessly record their desktop screen ultimately removing their concern of how to record desktop without any barrier or hitch. Filmora Scrn is a risk-free and quick tool to record the desktop which makes the users to make their projects faster making it a good option for the people who are in hurry and want no inconvenience while recording.
Key Features of Filmora Scrn
- This screen recorder comes with the ability to record 15-120 FPS.
- This desktop recorder also allows users to import over 50 file formats.
- You can record Webcam as well as screen at the same time via this software.
- You can also export your file to multiple formats with Filmora Scrn.
Conclusion
This was all about how to record desktop using an exceptionally easy desktop recorder. We have given you the best way through which you can record your desktop with no trouble. And more than that, Filmora Scrn is not just desktop capture software, but offers many video enhancing tools and a wide range of possibility to give the recorded video a little more finishing. We hope you found what you want and got the results you expected with this software. Your given time is really appreciated and many thanks to read this post. It will be a content feeling if you could share your experience or feedback with us by dropping a comment below.
Ollie Mattison
Ollie Mattison is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Ollie Mattison
The Ultimate Guide to Controlling Video Speed in QuickTime Player
Are you watching a pre-recorded lecture or a video presentation that is too long? You can always save your time by fast-forwarding a video. Different software available in the market let you speed up video clips on your computer or laptop. Amongst hundreds of software available online, QuickTime Player- a creation of Apple Inc.- is easy to operate and works on all active versions of macOS and Windows.
Some features of QuickTime Video Player cannot be overlooked, such as fast-forward, slow down, video compression, and more. Moreover, the application supports multiple video formats, and you can even use 3rd party codecs- unsupported codecs are no more a problem now. Here, in this guide, we’ve provided detailed information about using QuickTime player to speed up a video.
In this article
02 How to Speed Up Videos on QuickTime Player [Windows]?
03 How to Speed Up Videos on Mac with QuickTime Player?
04 Tips for Speeding up Video on QuickTime Player
05 Adjust Video Speed withWondershare Filmora Video Editor
Part 1: What is QuickTime Player?
QuickTime Player is a media player that Apple has developed. This media player or software allows you to play a movie file on your computer. You can also use QuickTime player to speed up a movie file according to your preferences.
Part 2: How to Speed Up Videos on QuickTime Player [Windows]?
Want to speed up an instructional or step-by-step guide to save your time? Worry not! QuickTime video player lets you fast-forward all types of video clips on your windows laptop in a breeze. Using the QuickTime video player, you can speed up your videos from 1/2x to 3x by simply moving the slider. Want to know how to speed up QuickTime player? Follow these steps.
Step 1: Open a movie or music video file on QuickTime Player.
Step 2: Open the Window menu and select the Show A/V Controls option. A dialog box will appear.
Step 3: Adjust the playback speed slider from 1x to 3x.
Step 4: Close the dialog box and play the video.
Related: How to Change Video Playback Speed on Windows 10 ?
Part 3: How to Speed Up Videos on Mac with QuickTime Player?
Whether you’re a Mac or Windows user- QuickTime Video Player has got you covered. The interface and functions of this video player are intuitive and user-friendly for all Mac users.
If Mac doesn’t support any codec or format, you can also download the third-party codecs and use them with the QuickTime video player. Here’s how to speed up a video on Mac:
Step 1: Install QuickTime Player on your Mac computer.
Step 2: Drag the video file into the player or right-click on the video file and select **Open with -**> QuickTime Player app.
Step 3: Click on the Play button to stream the video content.
Note: The Play button will turn into the Pause button in a second.
Step 4: Hold the Option key, click the fast forward button from the player menu to increase the playback speed.
Part 4: Tips for Speeding up Video on QuickTime Player
It is necessary to learn some tips regarding how to speed up video on Mac or Windows using QuickTime Player. Following these tips will let you edit your video efficiently and flawlessly. The tips for speeding up video on QuickTime Player have been mentioned below:
- Make Proper Adjustments
If you want to edit or speed up your video up to 2x without using the fast forward button, you must make adjustments in the editing process. QuickTime Player allows you to apply a 200% speed adjustment for editing each video clip and bring that clip into a new timeline. Then, you should apply the 2x Speed to it. After completing the editing process, you can export that clip.
- Learn Keyboard Shortcuts
You can use shortcut keys to speed up your videos using QuickTime Player. You need to hold the Command key and press the arrow keys to adjust the video speed. For example, hold the Command key and press Right Arrow to fast-forward the Speed of your video. You can also trim the video using the shortcut key or Command + T.
- Control Audio Quality
For your information, the audio quality of the original video is disturbed when you speed up the video up to 2.0x. If you do not want the audio quality to worsen, you should stop speeding up the video until 1.9x.
- Control Playback Speed
You can control the playback QuickTime player speed while the video is playing. You only need to hold the option key and click the fast forward button. On every click, you will notice the Speed increases from 1.0x to 1.1x, 1.1x to 1.2x, and up to so on.
Related: How to Edit Videos with QuickTime Player
Part 5: Adjust Video Speed with Wondershare Filmora
Wondershare Filmora video editor allows you to adjust your video clip’s time duration and Speed. You can download and install this software from your Windows computer and Mac computer. You can create fast or slow-motion videos at any speed by using Wondershare Filmora. In addition, this player supports a wide variety of formats.
You need to follow the following steps to adjust the video speed using Wondershare Filmora:
Method 1: Change video speed with Uniform Speed
Step 1: Install Wondershare Filmora and launch it on your computer. Click on Import Media Files Here to add a video file to this editor.
Note: This editor supports multiple video formats such as MP4 WMV, DAT, TP, TRP, TS, EVO. NSV, MKV, MOD, FLV, M4V, VOB etc. Moreover, you can add videos through the import feature of simple drag and drop the video file.
Step 2: Drag the video to the timeline. Right-click on it, select Speed> Uniform Speed from the menu.
Step 3: At the Uniform Speed tab, move the slider to speed up the video and hit OK to save changes.
Step 4: Click on Export to export the edited video. Click on the Local to save the video in a popular format on your computer.
Method 2: Change video speed with Speed Raming
Step 1: Right-click on the video in the timeline and select Speed -> Speed Ramping from the menu.
Step 2: In the Speed Raming tab, you will see some speed presets which allows you to change the speed smoother quickly. You can also click the Custom option to set the speed points from scratch.
Step 3: Now, to speed up the video, enter the duration less than the original one next to the Duration tab, and hit OK. Save the speed-up video by clicking on Export.
Watch the video tutorial about how to use the Speed Ramping feature in Filmora video editor.
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
FAQs about Changing Speed on QuickTime Player
Why is my QuickTime player lagging?
Sometimes, you might experience lagging or sluggishness when you speed up the video via QuickTime. It affects the smoothness of the video. Here we’ve stated some errors and their solutions:
Check settings: Always check settings before you speed up any video on QuickTime player. Go to Windows>Check A/V controls and check all the payback setting there.
Codec Faut: Sometimes, an unsupportive codec can also affect the smoothness of the video. You can run your video through MediaInfo or GSpot to identify the codec and install proper plug-ins.
Conclusion
Now you can easily and effortlessly utilize QuickTime player speed up by following the above-mentioned essential tips. No doubt, QuickTime Player is one of the best players that can be used to play video files and edit them. Alternatively, you can also use Wondershare Filmora, another excellent Mac video editor , to speed up your video files to the extent you want.
02 How to Speed Up Videos on QuickTime Player [Windows]?
03 How to Speed Up Videos on Mac with QuickTime Player?
04 Tips for Speeding up Video on QuickTime Player
05 Adjust Video Speed withWondershare Filmora Video Editor
Part 1: What is QuickTime Player?
QuickTime Player is a media player that Apple has developed. This media player or software allows you to play a movie file on your computer. You can also use QuickTime player to speed up a movie file according to your preferences.
Part 2: How to Speed Up Videos on QuickTime Player [Windows]?
Want to speed up an instructional or step-by-step guide to save your time? Worry not! QuickTime video player lets you fast-forward all types of video clips on your windows laptop in a breeze. Using the QuickTime video player, you can speed up your videos from 1/2x to 3x by simply moving the slider. Want to know how to speed up QuickTime player? Follow these steps.
Step 1: Open a movie or music video file on QuickTime Player.
Step 2: Open the Window menu and select the Show A/V Controls option. A dialog box will appear.
Step 3: Adjust the playback speed slider from 1x to 3x.
Step 4: Close the dialog box and play the video.
Related: How to Change Video Playback Speed on Windows 10 ?
Part 3: How to Speed Up Videos on Mac with QuickTime Player?
Whether you’re a Mac or Windows user- QuickTime Video Player has got you covered. The interface and functions of this video player are intuitive and user-friendly for all Mac users.
If Mac doesn’t support any codec or format, you can also download the third-party codecs and use them with the QuickTime video player. Here’s how to speed up a video on Mac:
Step 1: Install QuickTime Player on your Mac computer.
Step 2: Drag the video file into the player or right-click on the video file and select **Open with -**> QuickTime Player app.
Step 3: Click on the Play button to stream the video content.
Note: The Play button will turn into the Pause button in a second.
Step 4: Hold the Option key, click the fast forward button from the player menu to increase the playback speed.
Part 4: Tips for Speeding up Video on QuickTime Player
It is necessary to learn some tips regarding how to speed up video on Mac or Windows using QuickTime Player. Following these tips will let you edit your video efficiently and flawlessly. The tips for speeding up video on QuickTime Player have been mentioned below:
- Make Proper Adjustments
If you want to edit or speed up your video up to 2x without using the fast forward button, you must make adjustments in the editing process. QuickTime Player allows you to apply a 200% speed adjustment for editing each video clip and bring that clip into a new timeline. Then, you should apply the 2x Speed to it. After completing the editing process, you can export that clip.
- Learn Keyboard Shortcuts
You can use shortcut keys to speed up your videos using QuickTime Player. You need to hold the Command key and press the arrow keys to adjust the video speed. For example, hold the Command key and press Right Arrow to fast-forward the Speed of your video. You can also trim the video using the shortcut key or Command + T.
- Control Audio Quality
For your information, the audio quality of the original video is disturbed when you speed up the video up to 2.0x. If you do not want the audio quality to worsen, you should stop speeding up the video until 1.9x.
- Control Playback Speed
You can control the playback QuickTime player speed while the video is playing. You only need to hold the option key and click the fast forward button. On every click, you will notice the Speed increases from 1.0x to 1.1x, 1.1x to 1.2x, and up to so on.
Related: How to Edit Videos with QuickTime Player
Part 5: Adjust Video Speed with Wondershare Filmora
Wondershare Filmora video editor allows you to adjust your video clip’s time duration and Speed. You can download and install this software from your Windows computer and Mac computer. You can create fast or slow-motion videos at any speed by using Wondershare Filmora. In addition, this player supports a wide variety of formats.
You need to follow the following steps to adjust the video speed using Wondershare Filmora:
Method 1: Change video speed with Uniform Speed
Step 1: Install Wondershare Filmora and launch it on your computer. Click on Import Media Files Here to add a video file to this editor.
Note: This editor supports multiple video formats such as MP4 WMV, DAT, TP, TRP, TS, EVO. NSV, MKV, MOD, FLV, M4V, VOB etc. Moreover, you can add videos through the import feature of simple drag and drop the video file.
Step 2: Drag the video to the timeline. Right-click on it, select Speed> Uniform Speed from the menu.
Step 3: At the Uniform Speed tab, move the slider to speed up the video and hit OK to save changes.
Step 4: Click on Export to export the edited video. Click on the Local to save the video in a popular format on your computer.
Method 2: Change video speed with Speed Raming
Step 1: Right-click on the video in the timeline and select Speed -> Speed Ramping from the menu.
Step 2: In the Speed Raming tab, you will see some speed presets which allows you to change the speed smoother quickly. You can also click the Custom option to set the speed points from scratch.
Step 3: Now, to speed up the video, enter the duration less than the original one next to the Duration tab, and hit OK. Save the speed-up video by clicking on Export.
Watch the video tutorial about how to use the Speed Ramping feature in Filmora video editor.
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
FAQs about Changing Speed on QuickTime Player
Why is my QuickTime player lagging?
Sometimes, you might experience lagging or sluggishness when you speed up the video via QuickTime. It affects the smoothness of the video. Here we’ve stated some errors and their solutions:
Check settings: Always check settings before you speed up any video on QuickTime player. Go to Windows>Check A/V controls and check all the payback setting there.
Codec Faut: Sometimes, an unsupportive codec can also affect the smoothness of the video. You can run your video through MediaInfo or GSpot to identify the codec and install proper plug-ins.
Conclusion
Now you can easily and effortlessly utilize QuickTime player speed up by following the above-mentioned essential tips. No doubt, QuickTime Player is one of the best players that can be used to play video files and edit them. Alternatively, you can also use Wondershare Filmora, another excellent Mac video editor , to speed up your video files to the extent you want.
02 How to Speed Up Videos on QuickTime Player [Windows]?
03 How to Speed Up Videos on Mac with QuickTime Player?
04 Tips for Speeding up Video on QuickTime Player
05 Adjust Video Speed withWondershare Filmora Video Editor
Part 1: What is QuickTime Player?
QuickTime Player is a media player that Apple has developed. This media player or software allows you to play a movie file on your computer. You can also use QuickTime player to speed up a movie file according to your preferences.
Part 2: How to Speed Up Videos on QuickTime Player [Windows]?
Want to speed up an instructional or step-by-step guide to save your time? Worry not! QuickTime video player lets you fast-forward all types of video clips on your windows laptop in a breeze. Using the QuickTime video player, you can speed up your videos from 1/2x to 3x by simply moving the slider. Want to know how to speed up QuickTime player? Follow these steps.
Step 1: Open a movie or music video file on QuickTime Player.
Step 2: Open the Window menu and select the Show A/V Controls option. A dialog box will appear.
Step 3: Adjust the playback speed slider from 1x to 3x.
Step 4: Close the dialog box and play the video.
Related: How to Change Video Playback Speed on Windows 10 ?
Part 3: How to Speed Up Videos on Mac with QuickTime Player?
Whether you’re a Mac or Windows user- QuickTime Video Player has got you covered. The interface and functions of this video player are intuitive and user-friendly for all Mac users.
If Mac doesn’t support any codec or format, you can also download the third-party codecs and use them with the QuickTime video player. Here’s how to speed up a video on Mac:
Step 1: Install QuickTime Player on your Mac computer.
Step 2: Drag the video file into the player or right-click on the video file and select **Open with -**> QuickTime Player app.
Step 3: Click on the Play button to stream the video content.
Note: The Play button will turn into the Pause button in a second.
Step 4: Hold the Option key, click the fast forward button from the player menu to increase the playback speed.
Part 4: Tips for Speeding up Video on QuickTime Player
It is necessary to learn some tips regarding how to speed up video on Mac or Windows using QuickTime Player. Following these tips will let you edit your video efficiently and flawlessly. The tips for speeding up video on QuickTime Player have been mentioned below:
- Make Proper Adjustments
If you want to edit or speed up your video up to 2x without using the fast forward button, you must make adjustments in the editing process. QuickTime Player allows you to apply a 200% speed adjustment for editing each video clip and bring that clip into a new timeline. Then, you should apply the 2x Speed to it. After completing the editing process, you can export that clip.
- Learn Keyboard Shortcuts
You can use shortcut keys to speed up your videos using QuickTime Player. You need to hold the Command key and press the arrow keys to adjust the video speed. For example, hold the Command key and press Right Arrow to fast-forward the Speed of your video. You can also trim the video using the shortcut key or Command + T.
- Control Audio Quality
For your information, the audio quality of the original video is disturbed when you speed up the video up to 2.0x. If you do not want the audio quality to worsen, you should stop speeding up the video until 1.9x.
- Control Playback Speed
You can control the playback QuickTime player speed while the video is playing. You only need to hold the option key and click the fast forward button. On every click, you will notice the Speed increases from 1.0x to 1.1x, 1.1x to 1.2x, and up to so on.
Related: How to Edit Videos with QuickTime Player
Part 5: Adjust Video Speed with Wondershare Filmora
Wondershare Filmora video editor allows you to adjust your video clip’s time duration and Speed. You can download and install this software from your Windows computer and Mac computer. You can create fast or slow-motion videos at any speed by using Wondershare Filmora. In addition, this player supports a wide variety of formats.
You need to follow the following steps to adjust the video speed using Wondershare Filmora:
Method 1: Change video speed with Uniform Speed
Step 1: Install Wondershare Filmora and launch it on your computer. Click on Import Media Files Here to add a video file to this editor.
Note: This editor supports multiple video formats such as MP4 WMV, DAT, TP, TRP, TS, EVO. NSV, MKV, MOD, FLV, M4V, VOB etc. Moreover, you can add videos through the import feature of simple drag and drop the video file.
Step 2: Drag the video to the timeline. Right-click on it, select Speed> Uniform Speed from the menu.
Step 3: At the Uniform Speed tab, move the slider to speed up the video and hit OK to save changes.
Step 4: Click on Export to export the edited video. Click on the Local to save the video in a popular format on your computer.
Method 2: Change video speed with Speed Raming
Step 1: Right-click on the video in the timeline and select Speed -> Speed Ramping from the menu.
Step 2: In the Speed Raming tab, you will see some speed presets which allows you to change the speed smoother quickly. You can also click the Custom option to set the speed points from scratch.
Step 3: Now, to speed up the video, enter the duration less than the original one next to the Duration tab, and hit OK. Save the speed-up video by clicking on Export.
Watch the video tutorial about how to use the Speed Ramping feature in Filmora video editor.
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
FAQs about Changing Speed on QuickTime Player
Why is my QuickTime player lagging?
Sometimes, you might experience lagging or sluggishness when you speed up the video via QuickTime. It affects the smoothness of the video. Here we’ve stated some errors and their solutions:
Check settings: Always check settings before you speed up any video on QuickTime player. Go to Windows>Check A/V controls and check all the payback setting there.
Codec Faut: Sometimes, an unsupportive codec can also affect the smoothness of the video. You can run your video through MediaInfo or GSpot to identify the codec and install proper plug-ins.
Conclusion
Now you can easily and effortlessly utilize QuickTime player speed up by following the above-mentioned essential tips. No doubt, QuickTime Player is one of the best players that can be used to play video files and edit them. Alternatively, you can also use Wondershare Filmora, another excellent Mac video editor , to speed up your video files to the extent you want.
02 How to Speed Up Videos on QuickTime Player [Windows]?
03 How to Speed Up Videos on Mac with QuickTime Player?
04 Tips for Speeding up Video on QuickTime Player
05 Adjust Video Speed withWondershare Filmora Video Editor
Part 1: What is QuickTime Player?
QuickTime Player is a media player that Apple has developed. This media player or software allows you to play a movie file on your computer. You can also use QuickTime player to speed up a movie file according to your preferences.
Part 2: How to Speed Up Videos on QuickTime Player [Windows]?
Want to speed up an instructional or step-by-step guide to save your time? Worry not! QuickTime video player lets you fast-forward all types of video clips on your windows laptop in a breeze. Using the QuickTime video player, you can speed up your videos from 1/2x to 3x by simply moving the slider. Want to know how to speed up QuickTime player? Follow these steps.
Step 1: Open a movie or music video file on QuickTime Player.
Step 2: Open the Window menu and select the Show A/V Controls option. A dialog box will appear.
Step 3: Adjust the playback speed slider from 1x to 3x.
Step 4: Close the dialog box and play the video.
Related: How to Change Video Playback Speed on Windows 10 ?
Part 3: How to Speed Up Videos on Mac with QuickTime Player?
Whether you’re a Mac or Windows user- QuickTime Video Player has got you covered. The interface and functions of this video player are intuitive and user-friendly for all Mac users.
If Mac doesn’t support any codec or format, you can also download the third-party codecs and use them with the QuickTime video player. Here’s how to speed up a video on Mac:
Step 1: Install QuickTime Player on your Mac computer.
Step 2: Drag the video file into the player or right-click on the video file and select **Open with -**> QuickTime Player app.
Step 3: Click on the Play button to stream the video content.
Note: The Play button will turn into the Pause button in a second.
Step 4: Hold the Option key, click the fast forward button from the player menu to increase the playback speed.
Part 4: Tips for Speeding up Video on QuickTime Player
It is necessary to learn some tips regarding how to speed up video on Mac or Windows using QuickTime Player. Following these tips will let you edit your video efficiently and flawlessly. The tips for speeding up video on QuickTime Player have been mentioned below:
- Make Proper Adjustments
If you want to edit or speed up your video up to 2x without using the fast forward button, you must make adjustments in the editing process. QuickTime Player allows you to apply a 200% speed adjustment for editing each video clip and bring that clip into a new timeline. Then, you should apply the 2x Speed to it. After completing the editing process, you can export that clip.
- Learn Keyboard Shortcuts
You can use shortcut keys to speed up your videos using QuickTime Player. You need to hold the Command key and press the arrow keys to adjust the video speed. For example, hold the Command key and press Right Arrow to fast-forward the Speed of your video. You can also trim the video using the shortcut key or Command + T.
- Control Audio Quality
For your information, the audio quality of the original video is disturbed when you speed up the video up to 2.0x. If you do not want the audio quality to worsen, you should stop speeding up the video until 1.9x.
- Control Playback Speed
You can control the playback QuickTime player speed while the video is playing. You only need to hold the option key and click the fast forward button. On every click, you will notice the Speed increases from 1.0x to 1.1x, 1.1x to 1.2x, and up to so on.
Related: How to Edit Videos with QuickTime Player
Part 5: Adjust Video Speed with Wondershare Filmora
Wondershare Filmora video editor allows you to adjust your video clip’s time duration and Speed. You can download and install this software from your Windows computer and Mac computer. You can create fast or slow-motion videos at any speed by using Wondershare Filmora. In addition, this player supports a wide variety of formats.
You need to follow the following steps to adjust the video speed using Wondershare Filmora:
Method 1: Change video speed with Uniform Speed
Step 1: Install Wondershare Filmora and launch it on your computer. Click on Import Media Files Here to add a video file to this editor.
Note: This editor supports multiple video formats such as MP4 WMV, DAT, TP, TRP, TS, EVO. NSV, MKV, MOD, FLV, M4V, VOB etc. Moreover, you can add videos through the import feature of simple drag and drop the video file.
Step 2: Drag the video to the timeline. Right-click on it, select Speed> Uniform Speed from the menu.
Step 3: At the Uniform Speed tab, move the slider to speed up the video and hit OK to save changes.
Step 4: Click on Export to export the edited video. Click on the Local to save the video in a popular format on your computer.
Method 2: Change video speed with Speed Raming
Step 1: Right-click on the video in the timeline and select Speed -> Speed Ramping from the menu.
Step 2: In the Speed Raming tab, you will see some speed presets which allows you to change the speed smoother quickly. You can also click the Custom option to set the speed points from scratch.
Step 3: Now, to speed up the video, enter the duration less than the original one next to the Duration tab, and hit OK. Save the speed-up video by clicking on Export.
Watch the video tutorial about how to use the Speed Ramping feature in Filmora video editor.
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
FAQs about Changing Speed on QuickTime Player
Why is my QuickTime player lagging?
Sometimes, you might experience lagging or sluggishness when you speed up the video via QuickTime. It affects the smoothness of the video. Here we’ve stated some errors and their solutions:
Check settings: Always check settings before you speed up any video on QuickTime player. Go to Windows>Check A/V controls and check all the payback setting there.
Codec Faut: Sometimes, an unsupportive codec can also affect the smoothness of the video. You can run your video through MediaInfo or GSpot to identify the codec and install proper plug-ins.
Conclusion
Now you can easily and effortlessly utilize QuickTime player speed up by following the above-mentioned essential tips. No doubt, QuickTime Player is one of the best players that can be used to play video files and edit them. Alternatively, you can also use Wondershare Filmora, another excellent Mac video editor , to speed up your video files to the extent you want.
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