How to render HD videos for youtube in Sony Vegas THE RIGHT WAY!

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This tutorial goes over a couple key facts in rendering High Definition videos for YouTube through Sony Vegas. For what i know, these tips are good for Sony Vegas Movie Studio as well. I hope you guys enjoy this!

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[xSpittinBulletz]

oh and i forgot to mention that i use sony vegas 10

[xSpittinBulletz]

dude thanks alot but i have a question, i recently made a video and everything is fine and all except that a little bit into the second clip and on the quality of the video starts to get a little fuzzy. Like this: /watch?v=EcZWxw28GDM . If you can please tell me what i should/can do to fixe this. thanks in advance.

[iTechMJ]

OMG all Sony Vegas tutorials , I have to watch you ! Thanks

[RawrIMunster]

His voice is so soothing.. lol

[JTPbeatsTV]

LOL, just got a text message man i'm popular! Sound like a SOUTHPARK character...

[asbecka]

AVI is a container format, not a CODEC. The CODEC that is used has way more to do with file size than the container format that is used. .MOV like .AVI are containers not CODECs, I can't believe how many people still get this confused, especially those that tell people how to do things such as compression on YouTube. If you are looking for a smaller file size in an AVI container, you need to switch the CODEC that you are using, and not necessarily the package that contains the video.

[Giar3579Hierarchy]

Thanx a lot!!!

[TheMrHDVideos]

I can't click there to watch it!

[Vasburglol]

Great tutorial, helped me a lot, but the NTSC framerate is actually not necessary. On the one hand it's designed for videos which are supposed to be shown on TV (NTSC = National Television Systems Committee), on the other hand the human eye can only spot 23 frames per second (depending on the viewer, who can sometimes even see less). So, by choosing that framerate you can additionally save 6 frames per second, that means 21% less file size.

Stay crispy.