Hey which file is the best for uploading. Everyone I've tried says it's incompatible.

 

Thanks

 

 

Mp4 works just fine for me.

Sony AVC in MP4 with a bitrate around 10-20k should be fine for YouTube

Mp4 works just fine for me.

Okay,

 

Which one?

 

Sony AVC in MP4 with a bitrate around 10-20k should be fine for YouTube

Lol, not too sure which one that is sorry

 

Edited December 15, 201312 yr by InnermostZero

pic the size that is 1) close to what the recording is in, and 2) that you want it to be displayed on YouTube.

It would be a good idea to edit a 1280x720p preset, here's the render settings I use in Premiere:

 

Video settings

 

Audio:

 

 

 

You can lower the video bit rate if the videos take too long to upload.

Pick the one closest to the video settings that you recorded.

Pick the one closest to the video settings that you recorded.

 

 

No, he has to use render settings that matches what YouTube recommends, the input format doesn't matter, it's the output format that's important.

 

No, he has to use render settings that matches what YouTube recommends, the input format doesn't matter, it's the output format that's important.

 

But isn't that what makes it fullscreen? Using a different render setting will cause the black lines on the sides, right?

But isn't that what makes it fullscreen? Using a different render setting will cause the black lines on the sides, right?

 

Both yes and no, you can scale the video in Vegas/Premiere so it's borderless and it'll render without borders if you have identical project and render settings.

I personally use 1080p .mp4, you can choose anyone you want  and the highest quality would be the last one (1920x1080-60i, 35 Mbps VBR) but it takes much longer to render when it is HD

Both yes and no, you can scale the video in Vegas/Premiere so it's borderless and it'll render without borders if you have identical project and render settings.

 

Didn't know you could scale in Vegas, thanks

 

No, he has to use render settings that matches what YouTube recommends, the input format doesn't matter, it's the output format that's important.

hey,

 

Thanks so I got a file format that ''works''.MP4..Yet whenever it gets to the game-play in the rendering it gets this error. I can do the render in the exact same settings except for it's 720p ,get this error when it's 1080p

 

Edited December 16, 201312 yr by InnermostZero