How do I encode to VP9 4K for Youtube?

I would like to find out How do I encode to VP9 4K for Youtube?

Well i have seen many videos in 4k 60fps turns out its something to do with vp9 encoded files. so i encoded one in 4k 60fps and uploaded still only went to 60fps in 1080 and didnt not process up to 4k. so how can i get this done?
site sources:
Star Citizen: Pieces of Eight (Piracy and Boarding) - YouTube
Redfoo - Juicy Wiggle (Lyric and Dance) - YouTube
Batman: Arkham Origins benchmark — 4K resolution - YouTube
[MV/HD 4K] SECRET (시크릿) - YOOHOO (유후) - YouTube
Star Citizen: Pieces of Eight (Piracy and Boarding) - YouTube
Terrifying Pyroclastic Flows Sinabung Volcano Eruption in 4K Ultra HD - YouTube
2013 怡保斗母宫九皇大帝出巡大游行 (超高清 Ultra HD 4K) - YouTube
How Paintballs Are Made at G.I. Sportz - YouTube

Similar Messages

Encoding at 16:9 for Youtube questions

I have some 16:9 video that I want to encode for Youtube. As far as I know, 640x360 is a 16:9 format and is around the size I think I want to use. I am noticing that other videos on Youtube are allowing you to embed them at sizes of 640x385.
1.) Is this really just a 640x360 video plus the video controls resulting in a 640x385 size?
2.) What would be the next size smaller than 640x360 that maintains the same ratio?
Thanks!

Hi -
from You Tube:
!http://www.spotsbeforeyoureyes.com/YouTubeBestFormats.jpg!

How is URL encoding done by Agentry for HTML Fields ?

Hello All!
I have an HTML Field that has a few url parameters defined and one of the values for a parameter contains a pipe delimiter i.e. " | ".
When agentry constructs the final url for iPad platforms, the HTML field is not rendered at all and a page error shows up.
If I manually encode | to %7C as per URL encoding rules Agentry in turn encodes the escape character '%' to %25 by itself!
How can I turn off encoding in value attribute of a html field ?
Any help is appreciated
Cheers
Shaunak

Hey Kevin,
Nope. This would be a limitation in how Agentry handles urls.
No workaround possible here so we had to make do with limited functionality.
Cheers
Shaunak

How do I change my account settings for youtube.

I want to upload from photos app but it still is signed in with my old account. IOS 6 took away the old youtube app and I have the new app and I'm signed in to my new account on the app, but when I want to upload from photos, it still uses the old account and I don't know how to change that.

You did sign out in the settings in the YouTube app? If you did sign out, quit the app, restart the iPad and then launch the app again, sign in again and then see if it brings up your new account.
But why did you change your account? I still use the same account I have had everywhere whether in the app itself or in a web browser. I'm just not clear as to why you would change your YouTube account. So that begs the question - did you try using the old account?

How to...highest quality mpeg4 for youtube?

I have posted video's on youtube but they always have poor resolution. Any suggestions on how to improve these?
I've seen some other videos that look very good, but when I transfer my QT to MPEG4, the res changes significantly.
If you help me, I'll give you a dollar.
Regards.
Mac OS X (10.4)

Since the file upload to YouTube becomes the source of their exported "Flash Video" you don't get much control over the end product.
If you've given them your "best" and they give you "**" then that is what you'll get from any export.
Try the Export to iPod settings (H.264 and AAC audio). They may butcher these too but it's the best you can send to them.

How do I get the audio to work for YouTube and other videos?

How do I get audio to work for YouTube in Facebook and other videos as we'll?

Hello, Olubabi
Thank you for the question. I'm assuming you are not receiving any sound from applications when playing video/audio content. If this is the case, the first thing I would check is if the side switch is set to silent as this can cause applications to be mute. Below I have included an article that covers adjusting the settings for the side switch. Also, make sure to close all applications in Multitasking and power cycle the device. Test the sound issue after processing these steps.
iPad: Understanding the side switch
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4085
iOS: Force an app to close
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht5137
Regards,
Jason H.

How to compress a quicktime movie for youtube

how do you compress a quicktime movie for youtube?
dimensions: 1920 x 1080
codecs: apple prores 422, linear pcm
Color profiles: hd (1-1-1)
duration: 4:05
total bit rate: 98,422
i tried just directly uploading and it said upload time was 680 minutes....
..also when i play it on quicktime it is choppy. why is that?

Setting from the horses mouth (so to speak)
File format and editing tips for Apple users

Encoding music video for Youtube - any advantage of using Pro (AME) over Elements?

I am in the process of encoding some music videos for youtube. I'm currently using Steve Grisetti's suggested settings from mid-2011 here: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/623549
What I'm wondering is if the Adobe Media Encoder provided with Premiere Pro (or another such program with more features than the Premiere Elements 7 encoder) would provide better results? For example, I noticed those programs have options such as 256kbps audio, 2-pass, and Variable Bit Rate (which PE7 doesn't seem to have). Would that provide better quality? Of course, I need the very best audio possible.
Also, I've read from various other people's suggestions, that FLV is a better export choice than h264 since less recoding by Youtube is done- any truth to that?
Lastly, would exporting to 1080 instead of 720 (and therefore giving youtube users the option of choosing either 1080 or 720) be better for the long term, or is there any reason why 720 is suggested?
My videos are short and were edited from DVD vob files. I've very new to encoding so really appreciate the suggestions!
Thanks!

I doubt that even a discerning ear to tell the original source Audio, after YouTube gets through Transcoding it for display. Also, viewers will be listening through their computer's speakers, and not a full home theater setup, where the Bit-Rate might make a slight difference. Also, most folk today, think that MP3's through ear-buds are "high fidelity."
The only plus for using AME is that once you have queued the Project up, you can do other things, while it is processing the file.
Good luck,
Hunt

Turn on sound for youtube

How do I turn on the sound for youtube on my Ipad?

Winston Churchill wrote:
I'm not really sure whether looping videos still work on the Apple TV, they have done and then they haven't and then they have and I don't really know what the current position is.
You can add looping to a video in any application that supports it, QT Pro for example.
How can you add looping to a video in an application that supports it such as QT Pro? The only documentation that I've read states what I previously wrote, and that doesn't seem to work.

How Much Ram does AME CS5 use for an average HD Encode?

Hello,
I know this is a tough question but I would like to learn what factors control or limit the performance of AME CS5.
I have 12GB of ram in my Windows 7 64bit system but AME CS5 will only use 3 GB when encoding and HD file to say Mpeg-2.
Is 3GB all it needs? Would more ram do anything to speed up the encoding?
I know that encoding is largely a CPU intensive task but after experimenting with RAID 0, I discovered disc read speed makes a large difference in the encoding time. So I would like to know if ram plays any part in encoding time?
Thanks

Thanks for your reply.

Project Settings vs. Encoding and Encore Resolution for BR

I am editing HDV footage from a Canon HV20. When I setup my project in Pr Pro I used the recommended
default HDV project settings. Hopefully these are correct. I will be burning a Blu-Ray disc for the project.
I assume like other products I have used, the best answer here is the native resolution of your source which hopefully is what I am getting.
Now when I render it via media encoder, it asks me for the "frame size"/resolution for the Blu-Ray disc output.
Also when opening a new project in Encore, it asks for similar information. I am in NTSC land.
I am familiar with the HD standard and resolutions, and the end result of this project is a Blu-Ray disc played on HDTV's.
However what is the best media encoder resolutoin and encore "frame size" settings for a Blu-Ray disc with an HDV source?
I saw several articles and videos from Adobe about these settings and they explain what they are, but not what the recommended selections are.
As a sidenote, once you are working on a project in PP can you change the settings/resolution of the project?
Thanks,
BJBBJB1
PS...Did not know which forum to post this in as it straddles all 3 products!!

First, thanks to both of you for your help! Hmmm, I am sure the confusion is on my end....
Both of you recommend H.264 vs. MPEG 2 for encoding. If I am rendering a 1 hour 20 minute Blu-ray, for burning Blu-Rays that I need to paly on a white variety of standalone players, what is the better choice and whay? I was planning on burning to single layer Blu-Ray at best quality. I am also using 5.1 audio.
For the encoder, I was going to use "HDTV 1080i 29.97 High Quality" as my rendering preset with MPEG2.
However now I am wondering if I should be using H.264? Harm, you mention it and you also mention "square pixels". I am familiar with this concept due to my photography work and slide shows vs. video, but where is this "square pixel" setting in the media encoder??
Anna, I appreciate your comment regarding keeping it simple, however, although I am far from a PPro expert, I definitely am into Home Video and understand quality and resolutions, etc., so I want to get the best quality even if I have to do a little work.. So I'll get there. I see that clicking on that menu item allows you to choose maximum render quality. I have plenty of RAM but since I am not going SD to HD or SD to HD, perhaps it won't matter much. However I am confused by the resolution you are showing there, 1440x1080?
As far as my initial question regarding how to setup my encore project, I may have answered it myself by playing around with the media encoder box. I opened up the drop down advanced section and I see it presents the frame dimensions there. I would assume I would use the exact same frame dimensions in Encore when setting up my project.
So I guess at this point my only decisions are:
1) What codec should I use when exporting from PPro? h.264 or MPEG-2. If it matters, I am using 5.1 audio also. (thanks for all your help with that Harm months ago, it works great!).
2) What resolution to use in media encoder?
3) How do I set square pixels?
4) Once exported, in Encore, is my assumption correct that I will just use the same resolution as exported from P Pro.
Perhaps that is what Anna was recommending, keep the same resolution and then let Encore render to 1920X1080 however I would want to get all my rendering out of the way during the export process and just keep it all the same in Encore if that is a good workflow.
Thanks again for all the help!
BJBBJB1

How to use the same services-config for the local and remote servers.

My flex project works fine using the below but when I upload my flash file to the server I doesn't work, all the relative paths and files are the same execpt the remote one is a linux server.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<services-config>
    <services>
        <service id="amfphp-flashremoting-service"
            class="flex.messaging.services.RemotingService"
            messageTypes="flex.messaging.messages.RemotingMessage">
            <destination id="amfphp">
                <channels>
                    <channel ref="my-amfphp"/>
                </channels>
                <properties>
                    <source>*</source>
                </properties>
            </destination>
        </service>
    </services>
    <channels>
    <channel-definition id="my-amfphp" class="mx.messaging.channels.AMFChannel">
        <endpoint uri="http://localhost/domainn.org/amfphp/gateway.php" class="flex.messaging.endpoints.AMFEndpoint"/>
    </channel-definition>
    </channels>
</services-config>
I think the problem is the line
        <endpoint uri="http://localhost/domainn.org/amfphp/gateway.php" class="flex.messaging.endpoints.AMFEndpoint"/>
but I'm not sure how to use the same services-config for the local and remote servers.

paul.williams wrote:
You are confusing "served from a web-server" with "compiled on a web-server". Served from a web-server means you are downloading a file from the web-server, it does not necessarily mean that the files has been generated / compiled on the server.
The server.name and server.port tokens are replaced at runtime (ie. on the client when the swf has been downloaded and is running) not compile time (ie. while mxmlc / ant / wet-tier compiler is running). You do not need to compile on the server to take advantage of this.
Hi Paul,
In Flex, there is feature that lets developer to put all service-config.xml file configuration information into swf file. with
-services=path/to/services-config.xml
IF
services-config.xml
have tokens in it and user have not specified additional
-context-root
and this swf file is not served from web-app-server (like tomcat for example) than it will not work,
Flash player have no possible way to replace token values of service-config.xml file durring runtime if that service-config.xml file have been baked into swf file during compilation,
for example during development you can launch your swf file from your browser with file// protocol and still be able to access blazeDS services if
-services=path/to/services-config.xml
have been specified durring compilation.
I dont know any better way to exmplain this, but in summary there is two places that you can tell swf about service confogiration,
1) pass -services=path/to/services-config.xml parameter to compiler this way you tell swf file up front about all that good stuff,
or 2) you put that file on the webserver( in this case, yes you should have replacement tokens in that file) and they will be repaced at runtime .

How to disable disclosureClosedIcon on a tree for a particular node ?

How can I selectively disable the disclosureClosedIcon in front of a particular tree node and leave the other tree nodes unaffected. If I do myTree.setStyle("disclosureClosedIcon",null);
Then the whole tree is affected. Please look at the code below.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<mx:Application
xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml">
<mx:Script>
<![CDATA[
import mx.events.ListEvent;
import mx.controls.Alert;
import mx.events.TreeEvent;[
Bindable]
public var selectedNode:XML;
public function myTreeOpening(event:TreeEvent):void {
//How to do the following selectively just for one node. For example if I want to just disable
//further opening of "Marketing" node and leave the other two
Alert.show(
"Trying to disable the disclosureClosedIcon just for the Marketing node");
//myTree.setStyle("disclosureClosedIcon",null);
]]>
</mx:Script>
<mx:XML
id="treeData">
<node label="Mail Box">
<node label="Inbox">
<node label="Marketing">
<node label="Professional"/>
<node label="Individual"/>
<node label="team"/>
</node>
<node label="Product Management">
<node label="Professional"/>
<node label="Individual"/>
<node label="team"/>
</node>
<node label="Sales">
<node label="Professional"/>
<node label="Individual"/>
<node label="team"/>
</node>
</node>
</node>
</mx:XML>
<mx:Panel
title="Tree Control Example" height="75%" width="75%" paddingTop="10" paddingLeft="10" paddingRight="10" paddingBottom="10">
<mx:Label width="100%" color="blue" text="Select a node in the Tree control."/>
<mx:Tree id="myTree" width="50%" height="100%" labelField="@label" showRoot="
false" dataProvider="{treeData}" itemOpening="myTreeOpening(event)"/>
</mx:Panel>
</mx:Application>

Thank you
but I don't want to modify the underlying xml data by adding isBranch on the node. I just want to modify the display of the data on Tree. The reason is that the xml data is retrieved from database and I can not modify the XML.

Adobe Media Encoder update is available for this version

When I exporting a sequence in Adobe Premiere Pro CS5, there comes a screen appears and indicates that "Adobe Media Encoder update is available for this version."
I go to the page "www.adobe.com / go / updates and downloads" Adobe Media Encoder CS 5.5.1 for windows 64-bit "
Subsequently I start the download file and get a message "Some updates were not installed"
How do I fix my problem and get the latest update installed, or get Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 for not knowing modest and the available update for "Adobe Media Encoder"

I selected run as administrator, no effect.
I am using version 5.0.3, on win7 when i select help and update the adobe application manager reads "your aplications are all up-to-date", i would assume this is the current version.
No matter what i try to export from any project regardless of codec or output i receave this message
"an adobe media encoder update is availiable for this version of premierepro. to download the latest update, pleas run the adobe updater form the help menue orvosot http://adobe.com/go/updates."
I went to the help menue and selected help and i still get the adobe application manager "your aplications are all up-to-date"
thanks for the help

How to find encoding info of a Flash video (.flv) file?

Is it possible to find out the encoding information, such as
video and audio data rates, frame rate, codec used, etc, of a Flash
video clip? If so, how? What tool/software I need to do this?
I am able to find these (encoding) info for video clips if
they are in Window Media or Real Media file formats. But I am not
sure, whether there is way to find these info for Flash video clips
as well.
For example, we chose Flash Video format for one of our Web
sites. Someone at work originally encoded a video clip for the site
at nearly 900kbps (total data rate: video + audio). I asked it to
be reduced to around 300kbps. Well, he resized the video and
encoded the same clip at a lower data rate, but doesn't remember
exactly what setting he used. Now, how do I find out the key
information about encoding for this clip (i.e. data rate, fps,
etc)?

welcome to the mac side, im new also
in windows we would right click and select 'properties' right?
on apple you simply hold control 'ctrl' and then click on the folder you want, the control and click is macs equivanlent to windows' right click
after you've 'ctrl' and clicked, select 'get info', get used to this 'get info' function as you'll probably use it alot, like i said, its like selecting 'properties' on windows
another way of doing the control>click is clicking once on an item so that it is highlighted and then selecting 'file' at the top of your screen and then 'get info' too
to view all pics in a slideshow yo simply highlight each one, or you can select multiple items by holding down the command key (⌘) then single clicking each pic you want to view, this selects it and then double clicking any one of them when they are all highlighted, in mac you will use the 'preivew' application which is an image viewer, sort of the replacement for your old 'windows fax and image viewer' on windows
hope that helps

How do I encode to VP9 4K for Youtube?

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for