exporting features

Salmar wrote on 4/18/2017, 4:37 PM

Hello everyone, what is a better quality option for exporting a professional music video clip in Video Pro X.
Thank you.

Comments

johnebaker wrote on 4/19/2017, 3:04 AM

. . . . what is a better quality option for exporting a professional music video clip . . . .

That depends on your video source format and resolution, target audience and delivery method eg

online - Youtube, Vimeo, etc.
direct playback on large screen or projection system eg theatre system
Disc distribution
personal use only

Without more information we cannot advise you

John EB

Salmar wrote on 4/19/2017, 6:50 AM

hiii, johnebaker, tank you for the answer.

it was recorded by a canon 100d ef-s 18-135mm is stm, and a high-definition drone. I opened the project in HDTV 16: 9 1920/1080 sound 4800 mz. It's a music video and it's to go to youtube, and you may need to upload it to facebook, but for now, what's important is youtube. I already have 3 files rendered in mp4, mpeg-4, mov, and wma,. The final files got an average of 200-450 megs. I just want to ask if these actions are good, or should I exploit others. My favorite is MPEG-4-Export (MP4) Video: H.264; 1280x720p; 25 frames / sec; VBR 6000 kbit / s; Software encoding Audio: AAC; Stereo; 48000 Hz; 128 kbit / s hd, normal, or full hd. Thank you for your response, the video is to be online on the 21st of this month.

johnebaker wrote on 4/19/2017, 7:28 AM

For Youtube 1920 x 1080 MP4 is preferred, see here for more information on bitrates etc

Note:

There is no point in upscaling to 4k - you do not gain any better quality.
Youtube will create lower resolution versions - as low as 240p (352 x 240) for viewers depending on their Internet connection speed - this you cannot control.

HTH

John EB