I need help...!

[BT Mastering]

there is a way a lot easier..
Youtube support only video files (ex..mov, mpeg4, wmv etc..)
All you need is to create the "right" video file according to youtube specifications, in this way you will don't lose quality.
You will need a video editing software to do the job.


Here are the settings (I use Sony Vegas Pro to do this):

Export from "Fruity Loop" a .wav file 44.1 kHz 16 bit.
Import the audio in Sony Vegas or other video editing software.
Create your video with slides, video files, all what you want.

Go to "export video" or "render as" and change settings:

- the file format should be a ".mp4" or "Sony AVC"
- audio settings should be AAC - 48 kHz - 128 or 384 kbps
- video framerate 25 fps or better 30 fps
- video resolution 640 x 480 (if you want you can set in HD)

thats it ! Your video software will make the audio conversion from original .wav to the AAC according to Youtube settings..

So the resulting file will be a .mp4 ready to upload on youtube, but the audio inside is decoded in AAC format..No audible quality loss !


-Francis-

[Alric]

Originally Posted by BT Mastering

there is a way a lot easier..
Youtube support only video files (ex..mov, mpeg4, wmv etc..)
All you need is to create the "right" video file according to youtube specifications, in this way you will don't lose quality.
You will need a video editing software to do the job.


Here are the settings (I use Sony Vegas Pro to do this):

Export from "Fruity Loop" a .wav file 44.1 kHz 16 bit.
Import the audio in Sony Vegas or other video editing software.
Create your video with slides, video files, all what you want.

Go to "export video" or "render as" and change settings:

- the file format should be a ".mp4" or "Sony AVC"
- audio settings should be AAC - 48 kHz - 128 or 384 kbps
- video framerate 25 fps or better 30 fps
- video resolution 640 x 480 (if you want you can set in HD)

thats it ! Your video software will make the audio conversion from original .wav to the AAC according to Youtube settings..

So the resulting file will be a .mp4 ready to upload on youtube, but the audio inside is decoded in AAC format..No audible quality loss !


-Francis-

Hey, thanks for the response!

I understand what you say, but as i've mentioned Sony Vegas has a low quality SRC. So isn't it better to first convert the track from 44Khz to 48Khz using a better software like r8brain then insert the converted 48khz track into vegas so that no low quality convertion take place?

Thanks.

[BT Mastering]

Originally Posted by Alric

Hey, thanks for the response!

I understand what you say, but as i've mentioned Sony Vegas has a low quality SRC. So isn't it better to first convert the track from 44Khz to 48Khz using a better software like r8brain then insert the converted 48khz track into vegas so that no low quality convertion take place?

Thanks.

Just try and listen to differences