Hope you enjoyed this tutorial! let me know if you enjoyed it, though it could be improved, or was false by leaving a comment or like below. I figured that PP upscaling would look better than YT downscaling 🙂 Also select “Use Maximum Render Quality” IF you are doing any SCALING! otherwise don’t. YT also uses a 48khz sample rate, which is basically the rate of video not music, so leave it at this for onboard sound.īecause I recorded this video at 960×1280, which is not a resolution supported by YT, I decided to pull off this little trick: I set the export resolution to 1080p, supported by YT, but still a 4:3 ratio so YT knows where to put the thumbnail. I picked a nice 384 stereo for 192 per ear, but if I wanted a mono setup I would use 192. Apple M1 systems use shared memory for graphics processing. After Effects 22.0 or later: We recommend a GPU with at least 8GB of VRAM. Multiple GPUs, including eGPUs, will speed up export and rendering in Premiere Pro. Youtube compresses this further for anything below 720p, so if you’re exporting smaller than this don’t worry about more than 256 for stereo or 128 for mono. Premiere Pro: We recommend a GPU with at least 4GB of memory (VRAM). Don’t use AAC as this limits you to 160Kbps per channel. Basically don’t use more than 192Kbps for Mono, and double that for Stereo. Especially since I know that the native data rate of my GoPro at this resolution is not far off of the export settings, so there would be no use setting it to 50Mbps anyway, but for other cameras this will vary!Īudio settings, contrary to popular belief, are crucial to YT exporting. I’d rather have this raw MTB clip be easy to view. Look for the YouTube presets, and choose the one that best matches your video resolution. For me, im not too worried about quality over streaming speed. This is the most popular form of compression used across social media. They state that this will depend on the intended use and internet speeds. YT lists some options for bitrate, ranging from 8Mbps to 50Mbps for 1080p. I left it at 4.1 because that is fine for my resolution, more on that HERE.
#Best export settings for premiere pro 1080p#
I've been struggling with 1080p streaming quality in YouTube for some time. YouTube uses the H.264 codec for their videos, so you should use this codec if you want to upload to YT. YouTube states that you should use the “High” profile for exporting, as well as a Progressive scan framerate. If you are reading this, you probably just want to see the settings: Let me tell you why I ended up with these settings. Most people think that a video is done when you finish editing on the computer.
#Best export settings for premiere pro pro#
Here I have the facts, straight from YouTube themselves! I will be guiding you through the export process to get the best results on YouTube streaming. Download the Premiere Pro Template & Export Presets My Premiere Pro template file is available for download by subscribing to my emails, available at the bottom of this article. In this window, you’ll select your desired settings (or presets) for the video, before. This will bring up your Export Settings window. Make sure the sequence you want to export is selected when you do this. You could also press the shortcut key Ctrl + M on PC, or Cmd + M on Mac. So, it is an epic question that no one has been able to fully answer with facts. To export a video in Premiere Pro, go to File>Export>Media.
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