YouTube settings tutorial

[Allen Zagel]

Thanks Mike

That was very informative.

I’ll have to try tht method and see how it compares to the DivX I created and uploaded.
Allen

ASX Media Productions
https://www.asxvideo.com

[Neil Moxham]

all I can say is
WOW !
We posted a few items on youtube and this is far better results.
We just followed the recommended format and ran with that, prayed for the best.

Great lead Mike!!

Zipedit
Phillips-Head-Media-Services

[Tyez]

He said to select 1 mbps but in version 7, I only have the option of 3 mbps or higher or like 512 kps or lower. What did you pick?

[Tyez]

Nevermind. I picked 3 mbps then changed it as my last step to a 1.

[Neil Moxham]

Its all done in the custom setups pages.
How did yours come out ?
Zipedit

[Peter Wright]

After following all the recommended settings, save them as a 1Mb preset, and it will then appear in the list of templates.

The video does look very good, but file size is fairly big, because of the 1 Mb setting. For general viewing and streaming I more often use 256kbps.

Peter Wright
Perth, Western Oz
http://www.allroundvision.com.au

[Superflysmith]

I saw this a couple days ago so I gave it a try with a slideshow I did. It work pretty good with the slideshow. I also tried it with a quick moving promo with alot of text and it turned out pretty crappy. I deleted the promo a used soapbox instead but here is a link to the slideshow if you’d like to see the video quality. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6iUroEZ8Jbw

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