Rendering settings for GoPro 3 Footage (1920x1080p 60 fps) in Sony Vegas Pro 11?

[Aleksey Tarasov]

Probably the fastest way is to use Mainconcept AVC renderer with Internet HD 1080p template
(or use free Video4YouTube extension)

For advanced information about YouTube specifications and GoPro read here and here

[Alberto Bedin]

Thanks for the answer, the only problem is the “internet HD 1080p” template doesnt allow 60 fps, only 30. Any solutuon? I tried customizing it but it doesnt let me do that.

[Dave Osbun]

I may be wrong, but I do not believe that YouTube offers 60fps video. My understanding is that YouTube can only handle/playback 30fps and nothing more.

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[Alberto Bedin]

No, that’s not what I meant.
Look at this picture:
https://i.imgur.com/LyATR.png
As you can see I can only render at 1080p 30 fps, but my footage is at 1080p 60 fps

[Chris King]

I’ve successfully uploading my gopro videos to Youtube after editing with Sony Vegas Pro, although a bit hard process.

I have a problem with my Sony Vegas Pro 11. When I open a new project I can set the properties to 1080p 60fps without any problems. But as soon as I want to render my video Vegas doesn’t want to render it with 60fps even when I customize the settings. So that’s the point here. Plus, my GoPro MP4 video is not supported by Vegas Pro well, what I’ve done is to convert Gopro video to mpeg-2 before importing to Sony Vegas.

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