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Rendering for youtube
I was wondering if anyone knew the best way to render a 5 minute, 10 gig video for youTube so its only 100mb! Youtube recommends mpeg4 but AE doesn’t have that option. Thanks, Rusty
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Yes it does by means of Quicktime or the dedicated exporter. Anyway, for YouTube it probably doesn’t matter – it’s going to get munched up, so you probably could use Cinepak and it wouldn’t make any difference. *lol*
Mylenium
[Pour Myl
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The BEST way to do it is to render to a .flv at 425×350 resolution. Youtube will not even further compress your video, and I am 95% positive that the video will be under 50 MB. Try a 64 MB MP3 audio compression with a video bitrate of 700 bps. This works pretty well…
Thanks,
Alexander Gao“When the revolution happens, I’ll be leading it.”
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If you can manage to make youtube’s infamous automated ‘mangle encoder” to use your already carefully compressed without altering it that would solve 90% of the internet’s problems. I’ve seen beautifully pre-compressed stuff end up bloated and recompressed with blocky noise and drop-outs by youtube’s recompression.
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I don’t thing Youtube allows for flv. I tried to upload one earlier today and it failed to load -wrong file type
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How ironic that they convert to flash video but don’t allow you too upload it as flash.
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Trust me it works… I have done it, and the quality was higher than 99% of all other stuff on youtube.
I used Sorenson Squeeze to compress my .flv.Thanks,
Alexander Gao“When the revolution happens, I’ll be leading it.”
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How do I upload it? I have tried twice now and it doesn’t take flvs.
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