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My Graphics disappear after uploading my exported quicktime movie to YouTube
I have a real puzzler for the cow:
Some background on me first. I worked professionally for approx. 6 years as an editor using Final Cut Pro 4 through 7. I left the industry and recently have jumped back into editing with Final Cut Pro X.
I recently cut a music project video in Final Cut Pro X and exported a compounded (Nesting in Final Cut Pro 7) timeline to quicktime using ProRes 422.
The Quicktime exported movie looks great and has some simple graphic titles in the quicktime movie.
When I view the quicktime movie the graphic titles are present in the movie.I uploaded the quicktime ProRes 422 movie to YouTube.
The movie uploaded and plays but the graphic titles aren’t there in the processed YouTube video.I did export from a timeline that was compounded (Like nesting in the older Final Cut Pro 7) to apply some minor color correction.
I don’t think that is the issue because I can open the exported quicktime movie and see the titles.
Has anyone run into this issue before?
Above is a screen shot of the video with the graphic title and my codec properties.
I did a search on the cow and elsewhere. I haven’t found any having the exact problem that I am describing.
I appreciate any help, advice and time you have to offer!
-Nick Bierzonski
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2 Replies
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The only thing I can think of is your exported QT movie has the titles on a separate video track, which is unlikely. The fact that your main storyline is a compound clip shouldn’t matter.
You could try to export .mp4 from your timeline and upload that – I’m fairly certain things would work that way.
Doug Metz
Anode
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Doug,
Thank you for your reply. I wanted to update everyone.
So I have good news. The issue has been resolved…by itself.
However I still don’t know what went wrong in the first place or why it was fixed.
I logged into my brand new YouTube video account a day later. (I should mention there were no videos added before my first video upload.)
I found (to my surprise) not 1. But 2 videos uploaded to my YouTube account.
They were duplicate videos.
Video one was the full video missing the graphic titles.
Video two was the full video with the graphic titles.
I simply deleted the extra video missing the graphic titles.
I uploaded a test video approximately 10 seconds in length to see if I could duplicate this issue.
There were no issues with my short test clip and I haven’t had any issues since.
So to recap…the issue resolved itself.
And I’m not sure what caused the issue in the first place.This is a strange one and still a mystery to me.
But thank for you reply Doug. I appreciate it.
-Nick Bierzonski
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