There's really not much gain in doubling the fps on the encoding. Once you've passed 24 fps, your eye has a very hard time discerning any real difference. The YouTube re-encoding also expects that framerate for it's best results.
This video was made before the high quality option was available to all users on YouTube. If you wish to encode for a higher quality and the 16:9 player, you can certainly do so. The setting for 30 fps would still apply, as would the H.264 encoding. The settings I show are still quite effective for basic video playback.
Thanks for the video. I tried what you suggested with all of the setting and the result was a movie with the sides narrower and still not in HD. You must have left something out.
This video was made before the 'high quality' feature and widescreen (16:9) player were introduced for all users. That's why you get the 'pillarboxed' result. If you wish to have your video be in the new format and size, you would need to choose a size which isn't 4:3 ratio. I'd have to review the sizes offered and see if there's one best suited to the new format.
I have to agree, based on my experiences thus far. I have to admit, I haven't used Vegas, Premiere, or Final Cut yet - but those are just a wee bit more complex without a doubt. They are of course more powerful, but unless you know what you're doing it's not much worth the money and hassle.
Combining clips is just a matter of them being rendered as one from iMovie itself. If you want to create a still frame, that's another matter. If you want to use a frame in a video as your still, you can scroll to that frame and save it as a jpeg. If you wish to just add a still frame, you simply add a still image like a jpeg in via the tools at the right of the main window, or basically just drag it to your timeline.
No, you don't have to - but if you are concerned with the video having processed correctly on YouTube's end before the public sees it, you should set it as private first. If that's not so much of a concern, just upload with it set as public.
Something else I should mention is to be sure when you create your project initially, you set it to an NTSC (4:3 aspect ratio) project. HD is the default which is 16:9, and results in some or all elements of the video being 'squished' when you encode to the 4:3 output settings. I created a blank project to use as a template to make it easier.
Very cool, Euchre!!! Why that seems virtually idiot proof... though we won't know this for sure until I test it out... ;-) Please don't take down the video either as I didn't take notes but will refer back. How awesome that you did this. Thank you!!!
Thank you bro, heiped me out, new user.
BurialKru 5 months ago
thank you sir very helpful video!
revert3 9 months ago
Thank you!!!
Sing2Piano 1 year ago
Thank you SO much you REALLY helped me ALOT !!!
MrsRonnyFarrell 2 years ago
if you can have 60fps do you still do 30 fps?
super1commenter 2 years ago
There's really not much gain in doubling the fps on the encoding. Once you've passed 24 fps, your eye has a very hard time discerning any real difference. The YouTube re-encoding also expects that framerate for it's best results.
SirEuchre 2 years ago
Why are my iMovie HD 6 Expert/Options different than yours? The screen is completely different!
TheYouSphere 2 years ago
Interesting. Could you take a video or at least some screenshots so I can compare?
SirEuchre 2 years ago
THank You!
freshasalwayz 2 years ago
Thanks a lot for this video sir! Definitely helpful.
IanBowmanFeelsGood 2 years ago
why didnt you compress high video quality with it?
dragonrox11 2 years ago
This video was made before the high quality option was available to all users on YouTube. If you wish to encode for a higher quality and the 16:9 player, you can certainly do so. The setting for 30 fps would still apply, as would the H.264 encoding. The settings I show are still quite effective for basic video playback.
SirEuchre 2 years ago
A Million Thanks!
This was so helpful!
I was stuck and confused until I watched this.
please keep doing what you do.
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mtimpano 2 years ago
Pleased I could be of help!
SirEuchre 2 years ago
Thanks for the video. I tried what you suggested with all of the setting and the result was a movie with the sides narrower and still not in HD. You must have left something out.
SpecMovies 2 years ago
This video was made before the 'high quality' feature and widescreen (16:9) player were introduced for all users. That's why you get the 'pillarboxed' result. If you wish to have your video be in the new format and size, you would need to choose a size which isn't 4:3 ratio. I'd have to review the sizes offered and see if there's one best suited to the new format.
SirEuchre 2 years ago
thanks
RKB2424 2 years ago
is this imovie 6.0.2?
axebully 3 years ago
It may have been, but my current version is 6.0.4 - which may have been one of my Software Updates since this was made.
SirEuchre 2 years ago
THANK YOU SO MUCH. This is helped me a lot. =)
rileyluvr13 3 years ago
I like smallville and is their a way to still frame an image and me walking or running in it.
just like pausing the rain effect.
iPhoneKiller1593 3 years ago
i used imovie hd 6 for the first time today and i'll say it was the most user friendly, and easy to use movie editing software I've EVER used.
twgoldwood 3 years ago
I have to agree, based on my experiences thus far. I have to admit, I haven't used Vegas, Premiere, or Final Cut yet - but those are just a wee bit more complex without a doubt. They are of course more powerful, but unless you know what you're doing it's not much worth the money and hassle.
SirEuchre 3 years ago
but how do i publish it for a normal movie??
RunescapeNewsAndPk 3 years ago
I'm not sure what you mean by 'normal movie'.
SirEuchre 3 years ago
how do I combine a clip because I want to create a still frame
iPhoneKiller1593 3 years ago
Combining clips is just a matter of them being rendered as one from iMovie itself. If you want to create a still frame, that's another matter. If you want to use a frame in a video as your still, you can scroll to that frame and save it as a jpeg. If you wish to just add a still frame, you simply add a still image like a jpeg in via the tools at the right of the main window, or basically just drag it to your timeline.
SirEuchre 3 years ago
can you help me? every time i export my video with these settings, it exports no video, but only the audio. the whole video is just black
klimmedia 3 years ago
Are you dragging your clips to the timeline at the bottom, or just to the clip library at the right?
SirEuchre 3 years ago
holy hell this helped so much :D
shlitybonbon 3 years ago
do u hav to do it as private?
gnomegnuggets 3 years ago
No, you don't have to - but if you are concerned with the video having processed correctly on YouTube's end before the public sees it, you should set it as private first. If that's not so much of a concern, just upload with it set as public.
SirEuchre 3 years ago
Well done! you did this at a tempo that I can actually follow! I've bookmarked it for future reference. Thanks
ken
Fletchercole 3 years ago
Thanks!
Something else I should mention is to be sure when you create your project initially, you set it to an NTSC (4:3 aspect ratio) project. HD is the default which is 16:9, and results in some or all elements of the video being 'squished' when you encode to the 4:3 output settings. I created a blank project to use as a template to make it easier.
SirEuchre 3 years ago
thank you this helped so much!
ellooxgovna13 3 years ago
Glad I could help!
SirEuchre 3 years ago
Very cool, Euchre!!! Why that seems virtually idiot proof... though we won't know this for sure until I test it out... ;-) Please don't take down the video either as I didn't take notes but will refer back. How awesome that you did this. Thank you!!!
DawnAkemi 4 years ago
Euchre!
Long time no post!
Good to see you're still around!
♥Nikki
Nikki2987 4 years ago