Content recorded at 30fps should be uploaded at 30fps. For example, content shot in 24fps should be encoded and uploaded at 24fps.No bitrate limit required, though we offer recommended bit rates below for referenceįrame rates should match the source material moov atom at the front of the file (Fast Start).No Edit Lists (or you may lose AV sync).Note that these are advanced encoding specifications, and we have simpler encoding instructions available elsewhere. We suggest the following format for high quality uploads to YouTube. Video for Windows with the template HD 1080-24p YUV (The most common file format for videos on Windows OS, but far less fast in rendering, and larger in filesize. YouTube's recommendations printed here for your convenience:Įncoding Video For YouTube: Advanced Specifications Sony AVC with the template Blu-ray 1920x1080-24p, 16 Mbps video stream (For faster rendering) Other.
Sony vegas 16 best render mp4#
MP4 is optimized for internet streaming so you will likely get the least amount of stop/go streaming issues with this format.
Sony vegas 16 best render 720p#
I suggest mp4 as per YouTube recommendations, also I have uploaded 720p mp4 with audio to YouTube and can testify that this will work fine. Suggestion: If you want to try different renders, make a short 20 second version as 'test' project of the original material so you won't have to wait so long for each render. Today I will be showing you the best render settings for YouTube (1080p) in Vegas Pro 16 If you enjoy this video, feel free to subscr. If you are not sure, try different renders to see what works best for your work. Click 'custom' to tweak for the 'best' and set the bit rate somewhere between 5 MBS and 10 MBS, you may want to tweak other items as well. Now, play it back in the viewfinder, and adjust the master volume on your sound track so that it does not exceed 0 dB or under -.5 if you want to allow a bit of a safety margin.Īlso, you can fade in or out either or both the sound and image tracks, or add other effects.įinally, engage the 'render as' button and choose mp4, 720p. Then right click on the photo in the timeline and choose properties, click the box that has 'reduce interlace flicker' (whether this will help a still photo, I am not certain, but it won't hurt). Next add your photo, you may have to stretch or resize it to match the length of time of the music. Next add your sound track to the Vegas Timeline. Adjust the audio tab to the best match to your sound track. Set your Vegas Project properties for 720 P (assuming you are using a 30 fps frame rate) you should be able to find the correct set up already as a template, otherwise take the closest thing and customize it.
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