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  1. 6th Mar 2007 16:30 #1
    yunakokimama
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    I capture video in Premiere pro2, then I export video without encoding, because the movie will blur too much if I use encode.
    How can I make video size smaller for youtube??
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  2. 6th Mar 2007 17:09 #2
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    moving to conversion - and super will convert the files for you -- though of course you will lose quality

    https://www.videohelp.com/tools?tool=SUPER_1
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    You will get better quality by encoding out Premiere
    Read my blog here.
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    i thought premiere didn't encode to flv (super will not encode to on2 6 either for that mater)

    i could be completely wrong also as i dont encode for youtube
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    YouTube will happily take Divx - in fact I think they prefer it so they can encode themselves.
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    no wonder the videos mostly look like crap
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    And yet so many still want to then convert them to DVD !
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    soon to HD-DVD also
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    For YouTube:

    YouTube recommends the MPEG4 (Divx, Xvid) format at 320x240 resolution with MP3 audio for optimal quality.

    For Google Video which uses a slightly bigger viewer:

    - MPEG4 (mp3 or mp4 audio) at 2 mbps
    - MPEG2 (mp3 or mp4 audio) at 5 mbps
    - 30 frames per second
    - 640x480 resolution
    - 4:3 frame
    - de-interlace

    Google Video originally used VLC, but both now use Flash but won't accept submissions in it.
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