Few video editing questions

[Aruffell]

I'm recording footage on my Logitech Quickcam Pro 9000 HD Webcam. It records at 1280x720 @15fps.

I will be using Adobe Premiere Pro CS4.

1. Am i on the understanding that i should make my projector 30FPS to comply with my footage at 15FPS?
2. What would be the best format at settings to render to, for uploading to YouTube? I want to keep the high resolution and YouTube permits file sizes upto 1Gb
3. Trying to export into all sorts of formats now, and for some reason my audio isn't there once exported. Any ideas?

Thanks,

Andy

 

[Aruffell]

Just tried exporting into AVI and WMV and am getting no sound, so any ideas on this one?

Don't worry about question 3 now, it seemed there was something wrong with my audio track, all sorted now

Any ideas about the other 2 questions?

Andy

 

[spookywillow]

you cant use photoshop to edit video files, use virtualdub as its free.

 

[TheBigCheese]

you cant use photoshop to edit video files, use virtualdub as its free.

Premiere Pro is video editing software.

OP, I would try encoding with several settings and see what looks best for the file size.

 

[Aruffell]

you cant use photoshop to edit video files, use virtualdub as its free.

Ok you lost me?

Photoshop?

I'm using Premiere Pro.

I'm using that because i paid a lot of money for it.

Andy

 

[spookywillow]

i see, quickly read it far too early in the morning and saw CS4

 

[Dangerous]

1. You can open a custom project so you can set the size and res to your footage.
2. WMV is fine
3. Does the Audio play in Windows? Can you export it as WMV and see whats its like?

 

[Aruffell]

Hi Dangerous.

Made a custom project
Would H264 be better? Seems Youtube is raving on about it?
Audio is sorted now

Andy

 

[Dangerous]

Hi Dangerous.

Made a custom project
Would H264 be better? Seems Youtube is raving on about it?
Audio is sorted now

Andy

2. Ah yeah it is HD res so Mp4 and H264 codec

 

[alexakasloth]

H264 would be the best way to encode for uploading.