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YouTube 720p & 1080 Render
Hello everyone hope you’re doing well. So after almost 12 years in the making I have finally managed to get myself a “Beast” desktop PC, well that’s what I like to call it lols.
Now that my desktop PC has a much higher spec that my previous desktop I will be able to render with ease, no need to wait hours for 10 minute video.
I’ve searched around on YouTube & Google to find the best 720p & 1080p render setting there’s over hundreds. I rather ask for recommendation from Expert’s on this forum as you have much better experience/knowledge.
My “Beast” desktop PC Spec:-
Operating System
Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bitCPU
Intel Core i7 4770K @ 3.50GHzRAM
16.0GB Dual-Channel DDR3Motherboard
ASUSTeK Z87-PRO SOCKET 1150My Capturing Setting 720p:-
Output
1280×720
29.97 fps progressiveAudio
224 kbps AACMy Capturing Setting 1080p:-
Output
1920×1080
29.97 fps progressiveAudio
224 kbps AACHope that’s enough details for you 🙂
Thanks
Steve
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4 Replies
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It depends on what you’re rendering it for. Is it for YouTube? Is it for Blu-Ray? Is it for a file to be played on your computer? That matters.
As for rendering settings, if your source material is 1080p, you might as well render to 1080p. If your source material is 720p, you’ll render to 720p.
That should narrow the “hundreds” down to a few.
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If you are rendering for upload to Youtube then why not use their recommendations.
https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/1722171?hl=en
or just use the, Internet 1080p, and Internet 720p templates. Both Mainconcept AVC and Sony AVC have such predefined templates.
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I’ll be rendering the video for YouTube.
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[Norman Black] “or just use the, Internet 1080p, and Internet 720p templates. Both Mainconcept AVC and Sony AVC have such predefined templates.”
Yea, Vegas already has templates that are optimized for Internet delivery on YouTube, Vimeo, etc. Why not just use them?
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