How should I save a video file for good resolution on YouTube?
I am using Windows Movie Maker and in the past the good resolution files are too large to upload to YouTube, but then when I make the file smaller, the video has really bad quality. In the past, the “YouTube Uploader” has not worked. Is that the only way to upload high quality videos to YouTube, or is there a way to have a smaller file but still have a decent resolution?
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this the best way for u .
If u want to get high quality video for youtube,
U can save the video as AVI on Windows Movie Maker.
Then convert to high quality youtube video with E.M. Youtube Video Download Tool.
At last, upload the flv video to youtube with “Watch in high quality”.
How to save video as avi or wmv for uploading to youtube on Windows movie maker?
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All you need to do is continue uploading the highest quality video you have available. The quality of the uploaded video combined with individual viewers’ bandwidth will determine if the video is displayed at “Higher Quality.”
For best video quality, use the following settings:
mpeg4 or wmv
30 FPS
mp3 sound
640 by 480 resolution
–For best editing….
use windows movie maker (included in your windows machine)… it can help you make beautiful slideshow or video clip(e.g. mixing your songs with pictures/video/lyric/etc)…. then save it as video file such as wmv file format… finally upload.
or .. Just get those clips you want , save & convert them, and then mix/match with pix/sound/etc using windows movie maker to create new masterpieces….
this will help you…. Use ‘zillatube’. This is the easiest (and also the fastest) way.
Zillatube produces mpg/mp3 formats from youtube that are compatible with windows movie maker(or media player), and more.
It is very easy to download and convert videos. Then edit those converted mp3/mpg videos with windows movie maker… save your file as wmv and then upload.
It works very well….just google search for “zillatube”
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YouTube recommends your video format be
MPEG4 at 640×480, recorded together with
sound in MP3 audio, all at a rate more than
24 frames per second. Other files which are
accepted include AVI, MPG, MOV, and the
famous WMV (Windows Movie Maker).
Here is the relevant YouTube reference and
full URL address, followed by the direct link:
www . google . com / support / youtube / bin / answer . py ? hl = en & answer = 91450
If you’ll allow me to get technical about this
type of stuff, DVR’s (digital video recorders)
generally use 720×480 “rectangular” pixels.
Computers have many different resolutions,
but they all utilize “square” pixels. As such,
Flash “encoders” can’t always compensate
or properly adjust for the difference. Just as
bad, almost all downloaders and converters
render videos ’square-ish’ and fuzzy. This is
especially so when the video has motion or
when still photos/images segue from one to
another.
YouTube now accepts file sizes up to 1GB,
so it is now much easier to upload larger or
HQ/HR (high-quality/high-resolution) videos.
Everything on YouTube is, by default, “high
quality”, so you shouldn’t be worrying about
what you have to do in order to achieve HQ.
If your video is HQ enough, it will be offered
on YouTube as high-quality.
YouTube’s preferred format is 640×480, but
they actually scale all the uploaded videos
down to 480×360 — which is the size of the
YouTube player window. Because the ratio
would still be 4×3, better-quality videos can
sometimes be achieved by scaling down to
the lower number with a video encoder that
is “high-quality”, such as an H.264 “codec”.
This would then accomplish several results:
– a smaller file (thus faster uploading)
– YouTube also has less to “process”
– you control the final scaling of pixels
– the video gets high-quality encoding.
I hope my answer is what you’re looking for.