How to compress upload video size in react native

Yes, there are several options for compressing video in React Native. One popular option is to use the react-native-video-processing package, which provides a simple API for compressing and resizing videos.

Here's an example code snippet that shows how you can use react-native-video-processing to compress a video file before uploading it:

import Video from 'react-native-video-processing';

// ...

async function compressVideoAndUpload(uri) {
  const compressedUri = await Video.compress(uri, {
    quality: VideoQuality.Medium,
    bitrateMultiplier: 0.5,
    saveToLibrary: false,
  });
  // Upload compressedUri to your server using your preferred method (e.g. fetch)
}

In this example, uri is the file URI of the original video that you want to compress, and compressedUri is the file URI of the compressed video that is generated by the Video.compress method. You can then upload the compressed video to your server using your preferred method (e.g. fetch).

The quality and bitrateMultiplier options control the compression settings. You can adjust these options to achieve the desired level of compression. The saveToLibrary option specifies whether to save the compressed video to the user's camera roll. In this example, we set it to false to avoid cluttering the user's camera roll with unnecessary files.

Note that react-native-video-processing has some native dependencies that you'll need to install and link in your project. You can follow the installation instructions on the package's README file to set it up correctly.