[TIP] For all YouTubers!

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    A N00B Friendly tutorial .

    Everyone gets to upload a Youtube video , and it takes pretty long time , expecially if you're making Lets Plays, Tutorials and so.

    Well I found a salution for the best and fastest way of video uploading to Youtube without losing nor video nor audio quality!

    First of all , I will list the programs you will need :

    • Any editing program ( for example : Sony Vegas, After effects (DON'T YOU EVEN DARE TO USE MOVIE MAKER :cursing:) ) ;


    Editing Program :



    Render your video out with 1280x720 (for 720p) or 1920x1080 (for 1080p) settings.
    I suggest rendering it at 1280x720 AND by the format of QuickTime (.mov) .












    QuickTime PRO :


    Be sure to have PRO version of QuickTime!
    Open up your rendered video and go to File > Export > and just save it in different destination without changing settings.





    (Don't worry about the exporting time , it jumps to around 10% , renders slowly to about 30% and then jumps to 100%)










    "Any Video Converter" :


    Press "Add Video Files" and select your video;


    Follow these settings for the converting and press "Convert Now!" :












    Uploading!


    And thats it! You can easily go upload your video ! :D




    The sizes for you to see the differences (my episode of lets play info) :


    First render : 21.6 GB (Rendering took 40 minutes) ;


    After QuickTime : 556 MB (Exporting took less than 20 minutes) ;


    After "All Video Converter " : 77.2 MB (exporting took about 10 minutes) ;




    So instead of wasting around 2 days of uploading 21.6 GB file , I can upload my video in 20 or less minutes!






    Good luck bros! :thumbsup:
    Augis ~

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  • +1

    I would still live with that longer upload time instead of buying quicktime pro. :D
    Kill me, but I'm rendering my vids with movie maker. File size is acceptable and I don't need more than movie maker. :)

    But nice tips! :D

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  • DauX wrote:

    I would still live with that longer upload time instead of buying quicktime pro. :D
    Kill me, but I'm rendering my vids with movie maker. File size is acceptable and I don't need more than movie maker. :)

    But nice tips! :D
    Movie maker ruins the video quality (so no thinking about 720p) , Transforms the size , and ruins the audio quality...

  • Augis wrote:

    DauX wrote:

    I would still live with that longer upload time instead of buying quicktime pro. :D
    Kill me, but I'm rendering my vids with movie maker. File size is acceptable and I don't need more than movie maker. :)

    But nice tips! :D
    Movie maker ruins the video quality (so no thinking about 720p) , Transforms the size , and ruins the audio quality...
    You can set the resolution, the bitrate and the framerate in movie maker. And the quality is ok, depending on how my recorder settings where. Check my videos. :)

  • DauX wrote:

    Augis wrote:

    DauX wrote:

    I would still live with that longer upload time instead of buying quicktime pro. :D
    Kill me, but I'm rendering my vids with movie maker. File size is acceptable and I don't need more than movie maker. :)

    But nice tips! :D
    Movie maker ruins the video quality (so no thinking about 720p) , Transforms the size , and ruins the audio quality...
    You can set the resolution, the bitrate and the framerate in movie maker. And the quality is ok, depending on how my recorder settings where. Check my videos. :)
    Well , last time I used movie maker was on when the XP was still the best windows. Looks not that bad. But still, not 720p for the better effect :P

  • Augis wrote:

    DauX wrote:

    Augis wrote:

    DauX wrote:

    I would still live with that longer upload time instead of buying quicktime pro. :D
    Kill me, but I'm rendering my vids with movie maker. File size is acceptable and I don't need more than movie maker. :)

    But nice tips! :D
    Movie maker ruins the video quality (so no thinking about 720p) , Transforms the size , and ruins the audio quality...
    You can set the resolution, the bitrate and the framerate in movie maker. And the quality is ok, depending on how my recorder settings where. Check my videos. :)
    Well , last time I used movie maker was on when the XP was still the best windows. Looks not that bad. But still, not 720p for the better effect :P
    Theres only one video which is 480p on my channel. That's because I recorded the footage in 480p (I get huge fps drops on that map and I still wanted to record with 60fps). All the other videos are 720p. You can change all the settings like resolution and framerate since Windows LIVE Movie Maker. It's good for simple cutting and adding music. I agree with you that the old movie maker was shit. But I would totally recommend the new one for beginners. :)

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