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Best YouTube Settings 720p HD?
Hello hope you are well. I really need help and was hoping someone will be able to help me out.
Firstly, I’m sorry if this questions has been answered before.My problem is I try my best to produce the highest release possible, ideally 720p HD and upload them to YouTube. But something isn’t rite.
When I compare my 720p release with another person’s 720p release there a huge difference. So there must be something wrong that I am doing.
Below are the details of the video files that I capture:-
Data Rate:- 14747kbps
Total Bitrate:- 14968kbps
Frame Rate:- 29 fpsRendering settings on Sony Vegas:-
Audio:
https://www.servimg.com/image_links.php?i=1045Video:
https://i72.servimg.com/u/f72/12/43/13/30/image_11.pngThank you for taking your time to read my thread.
Hope to hear from someone.
Many thanks,
Steve
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3 Replies
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Use the MainConcept AVC encoder with the Internet HD 720p template.
~jr
http://www.johnrofrano.com
http://www.vasst.com -
Hello John Rofrano thanks for your response appreciate it very much.
I will try out the template and let you know on the result.
By the way, is there a software I can use to compare the two videos to check which one produces the best result?Thanks
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[Farhan Ali] “By the way, is there a software I can use to compare the two videos to check which one produces the best result?”
Yea, you can use Vegas Pro to do that. Place the original video on one track. Place the rendered video on the track above. Set the Track Composite Mode to Difference and your video preview window to Best Full. If the preview is completely black (it won’t be) you have an exact copy. If you can see things in the preview, those are the differences between your original and your render. Use the render that produces the least amount of difference.
~jr
http://www.johnrofrano.com
http://www.vasst.com
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