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  • Sony Vegas HD vids uploading “choppy” on Youtube

    Posted by Blake Purdie on June 22, 2009 at 3:33 am

    I don’t know how many of you have noticed that lately many HD vids on YouTube, especially music, upload with audio scratches or pauses in the video. If you have had this problem I discovered an easy solution to it! I will now be taking my rendered videos and immediately putting them in the good old lowly WMM and rerender them in HD there! A 400MB vids takes me less than 10 mins to save in WMM and goes down to 150MB in the process. Than I upload like normal…except my upload is now 2/3 quicker and my videos finally upload without processing screw ups. I have a XP I did have to get a HD download for my WMM but it was worth it. My video can be seen here. You would never guess to watch it that it had a second render in WMM.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSKIkN_zB-0
    Hope this saves somebody else the frustation I went through!

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    Russ Hurley replied 17 years ago 2 Members · 1 Reply
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  • Russ Hurley

    July 22, 2009 at 8:46 pm

    you tube HD is a myth. Just imagine if you could get DVD quality from you tube…
    That would be 720*576 (pal). There is no reason to go above this. You will never get DVD quality on you tube because of the compression.

    if you have free upload time, try exporting in NTSC wide. That will give you about 200 megs for 5 mins. That should upload fine.

    If you want less upload time, I’m afraid you should use WMV codec. its actually not that bad for youtube. A five min clip should way in at about 100 megs, and there is no discernible difference between the original DVD file.

    Sony Vegas 9 Pro 🙂

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