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HD Youtube Encoding
Okay, I’m getting somewhat desperate, so here we go.
I have Sony vegas Pro 12 Edit, and am currently using it for fanvids. I bought the software because I wanted to have higher quality uploads and had seen others using Vegas to do their vidding.
When I got the software, however, I was quite confused. Before I had Vegas, I was using Sony Movie Studio, and it seems to me that my quality was better before.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_R5e72qqA00
-With Movie Studio-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SObJboHSOFg
-With Vegas-
So, I took to this forum to ask advice and received a suggestion to render to uncompressed AVI and use Handbrake to convert to AVI. I tried it, and for a while, it seemed to work, to some extent:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qcWkvkWppiQ
But what I want is for it to look like this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXNl9pfJlJM&list=UUUrF9ANWxzB_fS-az365Cdg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OUccGwYxMeU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RnQfG9N5X_U
And aside from that, Vegas has suddenly started taking forever to render. And Handbrake has stopped rendering to MP4, and instead renders to mkv, and screws up the audio/video sync.
If anyone can help me out with figuring out what’s going wrong with my process, I would appreciate it greatly. I love vidding, but the rendering and compressing frustrates and confuses me.
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2 Replies
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All of my YouTube (and Vimeo) videos are rendered using the MainConcept HD for Internet 1080 render choice, and I turn up the average and maximum bit rates. If I need the utmost quality, giving up a faster render, I enable two-pass rendering.
What you have not provided to us is how you are capturing the movie footage. I know the capture software my son uses has a pretty low capture nitrate, which yields a poor quality. If I were you I’d research what method is best for your capture needs.
Dave
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I’ve been using MagicDVDRipper on standard discs for the most part. I use a higher bitrate on that to get better quality footage than I was previously getting. Recently I ripped in AVI as high as I could get.
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