@Jake123

Hi Jake and welcome to the Movie Edit Pro user to user forums.

I have my Camcorder set to record at 60p and when I look at the video properties it shows it at 59.94fps in the software when I'm editing my video.

That would be correct. Although camcorder manufacturers refer to various frame rates as being 30 or 60fps they are close to the actual frame rate but not the exact frame rate. Only 24fps 25fps, and 50fps are actual recorded frame rates. You can blame the NTSC broadcast specifications for the variation in the other two specifications. It is possible with screen capture software though to capture at precisely those two frame rates.

However once I save it to my PC outputting it as a video file the properties show it at 29.97, so when I upload to youtube I'm not getting the 60fps video like I would like my videos to have.

Then you have selected the wrong output settings in the projects export settings or have set up the wrong project settings. Both should be correct or you will not benefit from your cameras set frame rate.

Make sure when setting up a project that the frame rate and frame sizes and ratios match by selecting the correct settings you see in the drop down boxes in the movie project setup box.

When exporting video, use the 'File \ Export Movie \ (select preferred export format) method.

When exporting take note of the following please.

Ray.