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Jerry Amende June 22nd, 2011 06:13 AM

Videos for YouTube, Vimeo & the Web; A perfectionist's guide
 
Over the past year or so, over on the Sony Creative Software Vegas Pro forum there has been much discussion about the "best" workflow to prepare Vegas user's footage for YouTube, Vimeo & the Web.

This study culminated in the following tutorial produced by SCS participant, "musicvid":

YouTube - Sony Vegas to Youtube Tutorial - A Better Method

The project page: HD Guide for Vegas Users

I post this in hopes that it might be a resource for this forum's participants. I was a minor participant in this study and can probably answer some questions, however I also have access to the lead players and can also forward questions to them.

Enjoy!
...Jerry

David Stoneburner June 22nd, 2011 09:01 AM

Re: Videos for YouTube, Vimeo & the Web; A perfectionist's guide
 
Cool, thanks for link to the tutorial.

Cedric Cornell June 23rd, 2011 12:28 AM

Re: Videos for YouTube, Vimeo & the Web; A perfectionist's guide
 
Thanks, will give this a try

Larry Reavis June 23rd, 2011 02:55 PM

Re: Videos for YouTube, Vimeo & the Web; A perfectionist's guide
 
I can affirm that this tutorial is the way to go. Actually, I now shoot progressive (mostly) so don't need the deinterlace function. Still, the results are immensely better than can be achieved using Vegas alone - although I still rely upon Vegas to get rid of video noise, greenscreen so that I can blur the background, etc.

The result is that I can get good-looking 1280 x 720 encodes at only 150 kb/s. If you click on the following video, you can see how the greenscreen (using Vegas 10 and BCC7) is used to keep down bandwidth requirements at 45 seconds into the video (be sure to watch full-screen and please forgive the old hi-8 guitar footage):

Physics: The quantum explanation"

I'm grateful that again I get to thank those who gave us this breakthrough procedure. - Larry Reavis

Edit: In case you are in a location where connection to my website is slow, the same video can be found on Vimeo (be sure to press both the "HD" button and the full-screen button):


and on YouTube (but with poorer image quality):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAQcae2slN0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=trKupIbvpiE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-jvs6BZD1g


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