Rendering in H.264 on Vegas Pro 16

Clayton-Harris wrote on 10/9/2019, 12:02 PM

I've started Youtubing recently and I noticed that my videos take an eternity to upload (anywhere from 3 hours for 15 minute videos to 5 hours for 25 minute videos). Apparently, I'm rendering my videos in the wrong codec, but the right container (my videos are MP4 files, as YouTube recommends). However, it recommends I use a H.264 Video codec, and I have no idea to render my video as such. Any advice or tips on how to do so? Thanks in advance.

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Musicvid wrote on 10/9/2019, 12:20 PM

Use one of the Internet mp4 templates. They are h264.

rraud wrote on 10/9/2019, 4:10 PM

If your rendered file is very large (high bitrate), it naturally takes longer to upload. YT is going to re encode it anyway so having a very high res file does not guarantee a perfect transition to YT.

j-v wrote on 10/9/2019, 4:38 PM

Any advice or tips on how to do so?

Depends also on the pixelformat of the export, but in VPro 16 your best choice is one of the Magix AVC/ACC codec with the template that suites your sourcefiles and project settings. One of all these

 

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joeyt.-l wrote on 3/5/2020, 2:15 PM

So you are saying that all the Internet mp4 templates use the H.264 codec?