Richard Milner
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I know how to do a still in Photoshop but how do you do a video and actually I have Paint Shop Pro which is the same byt cheaper.
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the problem I am having is the record won’t arm so I can record. The mixer of my sound card is there to let this work but the record won’t arm.
Shalom and Grace to you!
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Eric I forgot to tell you this, but I believe that the format for the rawest video quality is a avi extension. I have always used the natural settings on the avi format to render my files and they do well. If your making a dvd it does it a different way, but for Youtube this will work great.
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What resolution are you doing your filming in? Do you have a video online I can look at?
It is best to start with the best quality video you can have then once your compressions take place it doesn’t squash it to the point of poor video. When you place your video on YT, they compress it even more so it will run better on their interface.
I may have mislead you with increasing your quality as unless these guys on here know of a way you can’t increase, sorry wasn’t thinking.
Anyway if you are running in a digital or analog format, just do your editing and then when you render, render in the highest quality you can. Once you have the completed render use handbrake and it takes my 11 gig files and compresses them down to a size you can put them online without it changing it too much. There is a little change but not as much as one would think.
Hint in the video portion of Handbrake you can change bitrate to around 1200 to 1500 and it does a fair job online.
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Have you tried increasing your quality and then using Handbrake to compress it so it will fit on YT. I found that produces a better picture.
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John,
It wasn’t the software as to why we didn’t buy it. What happened was there was a scare that we had to put close caption on all our video’s that we send out either by online feeds or DVD.
After getting Caption Assistant we discovered the CC was for TV broadcast and didn’t apply to us. So the church didn’t want to put money into a product we wouldn’t use.
I personally think the software is excellent and if we needed to go to CC I would you that software.
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Thanks Steve, it was there. I was looking for in under Caption.
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They have past a law that we have to use CC for video’s on tv broadcasting. We don’t broadcast on tv but they are trying to push it so non profit or religion based streaming does do that.
So I am trying to get a jump on the market before we get slapped.
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Well how do I do closed caption for DVD’s?
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I wish they would include it as a valid file to import into VP.
Who can I contact at Sony?
Blessings!
Rich