TS → Gmail / Email
Compress TS for Gmail / Email
Compressing TS for Gmail / Email comes down to three constraints: Gmail / Email's 25 MB cap, its 1280:720 resolution ceiling, and the need to output MP4 H.264 for reliable inline playback. TS source files are typically 1080p at around 100 MB per minute — 77% over Gmail / Email's 23 MB target. We calculate a per-clip bitrate budget from your duration, subtract 128 kbps for audio, and allocate the remainder to H.264 video at the highest quality that fits. MP4 source retains its H.264 stream without re-containerization work — we simply recompute the bitrate. Gmail / Email accepts TS inline, so the work here is purely bitrate reduction.
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How to compress TS for Gmail / Email
- 1Drag your .ts file onto the upload zone above (or browse to it).
- 2Gmail / Email is already selected — we'll target 23 MB to stay safely under the 25 MB cap.
- 3Optionally trim to a highlight clip or switch to H.265 for 30-50% smaller files at the same quality.
- 4Download the compressed MP4 and share it on Gmail / Email. Source file auto-deletes from our servers after 1 hour.
What to know about TS → Gmail / Email
- MP4 source retains its H.264 stream without re-containerization work — we simply recompute the bitrate.
- Resolution is downscaled to fit 1280p for clean output at the required bitrate.
- Trim to the highlight before you compress — every 10 seconds you cut gives remaining frames more bitrate to work with.
- Gmail / Email's 23 MB target leaves a 5% safety margin below its 25 MB hard cap, so platform-side rejection is never an issue.
The compression math
A 1-minute TS at 1080p = ~100 MB. Gmail / Email's 23 MB target minus 128 kbps audio = ~3087 kbps video budget. H.264 at that budget downscaled to fit 1280p for clean output at the required bitrate produces a file at the target size that plays inline on Gmail / Email.
About TS files
TS files are MPEG-2 Transport Stream containers — the format used by digital TV broadcasts, DVB-S/DVB-T recordings, HLS streaming segments, and many hardware capture cards. A TS file is really a series of small packets designed for broadcast error recovery, which makes them reliable under bad network conditions but awkward to play in modern video players. VLC handles them fine; QuickTime, browser-native players, and most social platforms don't. CompressYourVideo.com transcodes TS → MP4 H.264 + AAC in a single pass, fixing both the size and the playability problem at once. Particularly useful for HDHomeRun / Silicondust recordings, Elgato game-capture exports, and downloaded HLS stream fragments that need to be merged + re-wrapped for sharing.
About Gmail / Email
Compress videos to send by email. Gmail limits attachments to 25MB and most email services cap at 20-25MB. Our tool fits your video within these limits.
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