Hey, If there is anyone awake ouot there, could you please please please tell me how I can export a pre-viz from Premiere Pro that is small enough in data so it doesnt take a hour and a half to upload on youtube!!??
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I think you're probably out of luck on that one Chris, as far as I know all the movies will come out pretty big :S You could always burn them to disk/flash drive for the crit and upload them later?
ReplyDeletedamn! so everyone else is having the same problem? I also need them up on my blog :@
ReplyDeleteIf you're using Premiere CS5 then when you export the video set the Video Codec to H.264 (Not H.264 Bluray) and there are a few presets that pop-up. There is one called 'Youtube Widescreen SD' which is pretty good and fast for uploading. The quality isn't too bad either.
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure if that option is in the other CS's but if you use the H.264 codec and set the resolution to something less than 720 it should do the trick and upload OK.
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ReplyDeleteSam is correct and what Sam described also applies for CS4 version.
Just to repeat what Sam said, go to EXPORT and choose H.264 from FORMAT list and then choose YOUTUBE SD, or YOUTUBE WIDESCREEN SD, or YOUTUBE WIDESCREEN HD. Then you're good to go.
Obviously the HD option will increase the file size a bit as it's target bitrate is 6Mbps, whereas with SD it's about 3Mbps.