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how do i render?
ehi everybody I have the canon legria hf200 .I have to do some video for youtube and i don t know how i have to render(which format and some settings) the video when i edited it .I want to keep qaulity of the video .can someone help me ?
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See if this will get you started: You Tube’s Guide to Uploading Quality Videos.
After you take a look at that, let us know if you have any questions.
j razz
https://www.jrazzcreations.com
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I’ve experimented with a lot of different render settings with a wide range of results. The You Tube tutorial didn’t prove to be real accurate for me, so I tried a lot of variations. One solution I’ve found that is fairly simple and consistent is to render it for iPod, then upload. Although I found you need to render in the larger screen formats to get good video. Try this:
Save as type: MainConcept AVC/AAC (*.mp4)
Template: Apple iPod 640×480 Video
If your original video is standard SD with 4:3 aspect, then leave the default settings and render.
If you are rendering widescreen or HD, do the following:
In “Custom”, change the “Frame Size” to “Custom” (drop down menu)
If you are rendering HD, change Width to 1280 and Height to 720. (YouTube HD is only 720, so it doesn’t really add anything to render 1080, other than longer upload times.)
If you are rendering in widescreen SD (16:9), change Width to 720 and Height to 480.
That’s about it. This renders the video to mpeg4, which is pretty efficient (not my favorite, but it works well with YouTube). Strangely, I have rendered with this format a few times and ended up with crappy results, but most of the time it comes out real well. Remember that on YouTube it may take up to a day for the YouTube owners to finish processing your uploaded video, which means that your video may look pretty grainy at first, until it’s done processing. I use Vegas Pro 9.0, but I imagine this is pretty much the same on most of the later versions of Vegas. Good luck!
Max
Max
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