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FCP 10.0.8: Problems uploading to YouTube

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19 Jun 2013 07:53 #27434 by malvk
Hi
When I try to upload directly from FCP 10.0.8, none of my gmail account usernames and passwords are validated.
However one non-google account seems to be accessed by the new version of FCP.

Do I need to tweak settings on my YouTube channels?
I also read that it may have something to do with YouTube's API settings...

Looking for a solution urgently.

Malvika

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19 Jun 2013 12:13 #27443 by TrixTrax9000
This problem comes up here about once a month. The issue is probably youtube (google) changing their codes continually. If you have a little youtube downloader program to get youtube videos onto your harddrive, you'll find those have to be updated once a month too.

Here's the solution, export your finished project from FCPX to your desktop, upload it to youtube from there.

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19 Jun 2013 15:18 #27454 by malvk
Thanks Trix Trax

I would have done the desktop to YouTube routine but there are exporting issues.

I have recently updated to 10.0.8.

Earlier the Share option allowed me convert to 1080, 720... and so on. In this version, if I choose the Export File option, the file sizes I can create are too heavy for what I need - YouTube uploads.

The other option - Master File: I did convert some old projects using codec H.264, and while that gives me good quality video, the sound is drastically inferior than the original sound. I even tried Apple Pro Res 422 but the sound is bad.

Can anyone help me with what needs fixing?

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19 Jun 2013 20:06 - 19 Jun 2013 20:07 #27466 by TrixTrax9000
Use Compressor to make the file size manageable for uploading to youtube.

Here are some detailed instructions on how to do it.

Or you could export the video from FCPX onto your desktop, which results in a large file, then run that thru a video convertor like MpegStreamclip to set it to the resolution & file type you choose.
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20 Jun 2013 06:08 #27485 by malvk
Thanks again.

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20 Jun 2013 10:24 #27493 by BenB
And just an FYI, since we're on the subject. If this is something you do regularly, this shows how to create a droplet, and a custom preset which you can then get to inside FCP X.

www.macprovideo.com/hub/final-cut/prepar...quicktime-compressor

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