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  • Yeah, we’re all seeing the same thing… so it’s something goofy with the one Youtube account it seems.

    Doesn’t get me to a solution, but at least it narrows it down to not being Vegas related.

    Thanks for your time, guys.

  • THis is a test uploaded to my personal YT account: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6CKRlWDKQI

    It seems to work fine.

    This is the exact same file uploaded to my second (community) YT account: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgcvhgHjk54

    And it acts up in Firefox.

    Again… exact same file, just uploaded to different YT accounts.

    Do they behave differently for others?

  • … what the heck… lol Weirder and weirder.

  • To Wayne Waag, yes I’ve tried a few different ways of rendering… a frameserver method, directly from a Vegas preset, and with the Video4Youtube plugin, all with the same result.

    To Danny Hays: are you viewing with Firefox? If so, then ok, it’s an issue with my browser… which is possibly even more mysterious why it’s having issues with only a few videos.

    And, as I type this, I was trying something else… I rendered a new short clip, and:

    – using my community’s youtube channel, I uploaded it to Youtube. The result is Firefox, by default, only showing me 360p. In Chrome, I can see all resolutions.

    – I then uploaded the EXACT same file to my personal Youtube account, and it works perfectly in Firefox.

    So, apparently something is up with my community Youtube channel?? I realize that is outside of this forum, but has anyone ever encountered anything like that? Where the same file would behave differently on different Youtube accounts?

    Seems like the earlier vids are fine, but the new ones are not… and thinking back, the older vids were ones that initially were uploaded to my personal Youtube account, and I then downloaded them from YT and re-uploaded to the community account.

    It’s only the last couple videos that have been uploaded right to the community account, and they are the ones acting up…. while the same file uploaded to my personal YT account works fine.

  • So, as it turns out, I actually had already tried uploading a standard 1280×720 video, I’d forgotten. It also only shows me the 360p option, even though the source video is definitely 1280x720p.

    A pastebin of the media info for this file is here: https://www.pastebin.ca/3043077

    This file was rendered with the Video4Youtube plugin.

    The URL of the video at it’s Youtube location is: (note, language NSFW) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQJL-KzIb6M

  • I will try a standard aspect ratio. I’m not hopeful though, because all of my previous uploads, at my goofy resolution, have been fine. It’s just the last two that are acting up.

  • Shawn Fennell

    January 25, 2015 at 9:22 am in reply to: Basic question-edit duration of solid color event

    David, that’s a great tip! Thank you.

  • Shawn Fennell

    January 22, 2015 at 9:19 pm in reply to: Basic question-edit duration of solid color event

    Ahh, OK I see. Thanks to both of you, I understand now. 🙂

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