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    Hey guys

    I'm trying to get a video up onto Google Video. It is 2hrs20mins long.

    I tried an export in MPEG 2 and it ended up 5gb. So logically, no point uploading that. Then I tried WMV and ended up with a nice 900mb. Unforunatley, Google Video turned it down and emailed me saying that I should try MPEG4.

    So I opened up Premiere pro, and noticed that there was no immediate MPEG4 option. I tried the "Apple MPEG4 Compressor" codec with horrible results (off-sync sound etc)

    So now I'm giving H264 (accepted by Google) a try. Only problem is I am not given a wide variety of codecs to choose from. Google recommends MP3 but I can't find it anywhere. These are my options:

    16-bit Big Endian
    16-bit Little Endian
    24-bit Integer
    32-bit Floating Point
    32-bit Integer
    64-bit Floating Point
    ALaw 2:1
    Apple Lossless
    IMA 4:1
    MACE 3:1
    MACE 6:1
    QDesign Music 2
    Qualcomm PureVoice
    Ulaw 2:1

    Is there any way I can somehow add AAC or MP3 to that list?

    Thanks!
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    What's wrong with something simple like Xvid and CBR MP3 ?
    Read my blog here.
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    That's what I was thinking but as far as I know Google Video won't accept Xvid.

    "Specific video codecs we accept include H.264, H.263, MPEG 1/2/4 and motion JPEG."
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    Just noticed that even then Premiere only offers me for Xvid audio:

    IMA ADCPM
    Microsoft ADCPM
    CCITT A-Law
    CCITT U-Law
    GSM 6.1
    DSP Ground TrueSpeech
    MSN Messenger Audio Codec

    Do I have to download some kind of Audio Codecs?
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    Xvid and Divx are mpeg4 variants.
    Read my blog here.
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    Ah awesome

    So would I have do download an MP3 codec for DivX?
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    LAME is probably the best free MP3 codec to use
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    Weird.

    Whenever I export to DivX or Xvid I get a lot of artifacts. Multicolored distortion and just other random artifacts. Any ideas?
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    Export to raw/lossless or frameserve.
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