YouTube Encoding with iMovie HD 6

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Video screen captures created with Copernicus
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Encoded in iMovie HD 6
(of course)
©Euchre 2008

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[super1commenter]

if you can have 60fps do you still do 30 fps?

[SirEuchre]

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.

[TheYouSphere]

Why are my iMovie HD 6 Expert/Options different than yours? The screen is completely different!

[SirEuchre]

Interesting. Could you take a video or at least some screenshots so I can compare?

[dragonrox11]

why didnt you compress high video quality with it?

[SirEuchre]

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.

[BurialKru]

Thank you bro, heiped me out, new user.

[revert3]

thank you sir very helpful video!

[Sing2Piano]

Thank you!!!

[MrsRonnyFarrell]

Thank you SO much you REALLY helped me ALOT !!!

[freshasalwayz]

THank You!

[IanBowmanFeelsGood]

Thanks a lot for this video sir! Definitely helpful.