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08 Oct 2019 21:36 #101916
by ETdroneHome
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I completed my first video in FCPX (32G). I resized to Apple device 1080 and uploaded to YT. It looked like 480 resolution on my iMac 5K screen. I deleted the video and tried to re upload and after all processing got a message "duplicate...".
From my reading I need to alter the video and resubmit. However I am not sure how to proceed.
Do i share to a file @ 4k and submit to YT if they will accept that size? Or should I run it through Handbrake first and get it resized? Or would Vimeo be a better solution?
Potentially I could put it on my web site ( which is max 7 pages) so i think that DL time would be an issue on a shared server. Plus upload time would be huge.
I put so much time into this, first learning FCPX and adding features as I learned. So it is frustrating that I have to alter the video just so YT will not think it is a duplicate. The frustration is the file has been deleted.
Any help would be appreciated.
From my reading I need to alter the video and resubmit. However I am not sure how to proceed.
Do i share to a file @ 4k and submit to YT if they will accept that size? Or should I run it through Handbrake first and get it resized? Or would Vimeo be a better solution?
Potentially I could put it on my web site ( which is max 7 pages) so i think that DL time would be an issue on a shared server. Plus upload time would be huge.
I put so much time into this, first learning FCPX and adding features as I learned. So it is frustrating that I have to alter the video just so YT will not think it is a duplicate. The frustration is the file has been deleted.
Any help would be appreciated.
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09 Oct 2019 01:37 #101919
by JoeEditor
Replied by JoeEditor on topic YT upload resolution
For best resolution, export as Master File, ProRes 422, upload that to YT.
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09 Oct 2019 04:52 #101930
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That did it !! Thanks
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09 Oct 2019 10:12 #101936
by arc
Replied by arc on topic YT upload resolution
Sometimes YouTube will say processing complete but only the 480P version has processed. It can take a while for the 720P and 1080P to fully process. Exporting to H.264 should work just fine for YouTube. Having said that if you deleted your first upload attempt YouTube should have let the second attempt upload.
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09 Oct 2019 10:20 #101937
by JoeEditor
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I've been using H.264 successfully with YT lately. But if top quality matters, if it's extra important, I still use ProRes.
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09 Oct 2019 12:49 #101945
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Thanks all.
What ARC suggested is probably what happened. YT said processing was finished and when viewed it only had a very low resolution of the video processed.
I uploaded the video via YT studio beta and either I did not see or it does not show the start of the upload process so I clicked to upload again and that is what the message was probably referring to. The previous file was deleted YT. Studio "saw" the 2nd upload request as a duplicate.
This morning when I tried to upload a new copy of the video a perfectly viewable video was already posted and played at a very acceptable resolution.
Thanks again
What ARC suggested is probably what happened. YT said processing was finished and when viewed it only had a very low resolution of the video processed.
I uploaded the video via YT studio beta and either I did not see or it does not show the start of the upload process so I clicked to upload again and that is what the message was probably referring to. The previous file was deleted YT. Studio "saw" the 2nd upload request as a duplicate.
This morning when I tried to upload a new copy of the video a perfectly viewable video was already posted and played at a very acceptable resolution.
Thanks again
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