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Youtube audio/video problem
Hello,
I have uploaded the same video twice using different codec settings because when I try to upload a video into youtube, the video and audio become offset by about a second. The video plays fine straight from my computer in quicktime but if you watch the movie you will notice an offset of a significant number of frames. Watch here:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=PnYPhewxiTA
IBM tower, Windows XP, 2.66Ghz, 512 MB RAM.
Here are the codec specs for the video I used:
Encoded out of Premiere Pro 2.0 into quicktime format using Mpeg-4 Video, millons of colors, 360×240, 0.9 pixel aspect ratio, 50% quality and have lowered the maximum bitrate to 200 kbs (gotta get a 6 minute video under 100 MB). Audio is uncompressed at a 22050khz sample rate, 8-bit sample tpe, stereo and 1 second interleaving.Is this offset a common problem or am I missing something obvious? All help welcome.
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3 Replies
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I would try Mp3 audio, interleaved every frame.
Unreleated..change your Pixel Aspect Ratio to 1.0.
Remember…
YouTube is not a streaming server and Mpeg 4 is a Apple thingy played in a QT player which behaviour is getting stranger by the day on a Windows PC. Suggest Windows Media Video 9. -
I don’t have the mp3 audio codec on my computer or with the software. Any advice on where I can get it or what I can do otherwise?
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If you insist on H264, QT Player Pro can do a better job exporting the video and offers AAC compressed audio.
Suggest using Windows Media Video 9 from Premiere.
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