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Why We Celebrate Easter Countdown

Why We Celebrate Easter Countdown is an abstract countdown video designed for use as a welcome service element. Perfect for Easter services. Countdowns are a great way to set the tone of service before it starts. Plus, they help keep everyone on time! Created by Steelehouse Media Group, this countdown video features a orange color palette, and is ready to drop into your service! Explore the rest of the collection for more cohesive media.

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Why We Celebrate Easter

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  • All 4K Media is 3840 x 2160 pixels. All Media created after December 2017 is available in 4K.
  • Our most recent HD Media is 1920 x 1080. HD Media created prior to July 2017 is 1280 x 720.
  • The most recent SD Media is 1440 x 1080. Older SD Media sizes were 800 x 600 and 640 x 480.

Video Formats

MP4, MOV, WMV, MPEG

Format refers to the file type or encoding method used to store and display digital media such as images, videos, or audio. Different formats have specific uses, file sizes, and quality characteristics. Every Collection created after December 2018 offers MP4 files (instead of MOV files). Here’s a breakdown of the most common media formats and their purposes:

  • MP4 has become the most universal format for video files, and it is likely the best for both Mac and Windows.
  • MOV was the standard for video files for many years for Mac (videos made prior to December 2018 are available in MOV).
  • WMV: works well for many Windows users.
  • MPEG: is an older format for files created prior to newer formats.

Single Wide or Triple Wide

Triple Wide SD

2400px
600px

Triple Wide HD

3840px
720px