Vincent Ngo
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Yes I tried that with Vegasaur’s Video4Youtube but it didn’t work. Could you perhaps tell me your render settings for 1080p?
vincent
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I’ve already tried that but the video quality still looks blurry. Should I expect a video file with a bitrate of about 20,000kbps to upload to Youtube in 720p?
vincent
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Oh I see. So is the reason my video is not really clear is because it is running out of bits to encode? Is it okay to upload this video with 6535kbps and expect good quality?
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Thank you for the reply!
vincent
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Yes I will try that. I downloaded Video4Youtube and used it to render my video.
I then looked at its properties and this is what I saw.
https://sta.sh/0g3d2fwz59zI notice that the total bitrate is 6535kbps. I’m not too familiar with bitrates and how they work but the videos I have rendered previously had lower ‘total bitrates’ then 5000. According to Youtube’s Advanced encoding settings 720p video bitrates should be 5000kbps?
https://sta.sh/0bo1vb2qkclMy video’s bitrate is 6535kbps. So I’m not sure what will happen if I upload it. Will it be in HD?
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Uploading my video directly from Sony Vegas Pro 12 didn’t work. I still had the loss of quality in my video. I’m sorry but what do you mean by explain your workflow?
vincent
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I tried that and it didn’t work.
vincent
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Oh dear I seem to be having this problem now as well. I’m losing image quality at the beginning of my video and then I gain the quality back 5 seconds later. I tried checking two-pass and turning off the GPU option but nothing works. This only happens when I upload the video to Youtube by the way. Everything is fine when I render it and get the raw MP4 file. I am using the MainConcept Internet HD 720p template when I render it. Help please?