Smart people - HELP ME! Video problem: fps, bitrates, etc.

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  • Antonio
    Too lazy to set a custom title
    • Oct 2001
    • 14136

    #1

    Smart people - HELP ME! Video problem: fps, bitrates, etc.

    OK,

    I don't want to post the video, but here's the problem:

    I have an AVI video that is perfect quality and the moment I upload it to YouTube, part of it (4-5 seconds) gets choppy - this is not YouTube or computer resource problem as exactly the same place gets choppy when I convert the video to WMV with Movie Maker.

    I got a converter and managed to convert the AVI file to FLV with perfect quality (retained the quality of the original file) and again when I upload it to YouTube, the same place gets choppy. I guess YouTube reduces bitrates or frames per second or something and the movie gets screwed up....

    I spent hours reading about similar problems and that got me nowhere - is there anything that I can do with this file so that when I upload it to YouTube it retains its original quality?

    Someone suggested reducing colors or darkening the movie ? I am not sure how to do that, but if it is likely to help, I guess I can find some free tool or see if I can do it with movie maker.

    Any ideas greatly appreciated.

    Thanks
  • Boozer
    So Fucking Banned
    • Feb 2005
    • 3134

    #2
    just for testing purposes have you cropped out the trouble spot and uploaded it to see the results?

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    • JBlack
      Confirmed User
      • Mar 2010
      • 399

      #3
      ^ building up on that...Could be a number of things.. .reducing colors or making it b/w won't make any difference imo.... it sounds like frames are being skipped.....re-encode the thing w the same frame/rate and video bitrate but make sure to set your app to encode without skipping frames.

      Crop the part where all hell breaks lose... re-encode(w no frame skipping) ... upload it n see....
      Last edited by JBlack; 08-19-2010, 09:51 PM.

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      • Antonio
        Too lazy to set a custom title
        • Oct 2001
        • 14136

        #4
        Originally posted by Boozer
        just for testing purposes have you cropped out the trouble spot and uploaded it to see the results?
        Yes and the same thing happens...

        Originally posted by JBlack
        Crop the part where all hell breaks lose... re-encode(w no frame skipping) ... upload it n see....
        Ok, when I encode I check "keep fps as source" - doesn't this keep the same number of frames or should I look for option that says "no frame skipping" - I will check the converter that I downloaded if it has such an option.... and if it doesn't, I'll get on Google and see what I can dig up

        Thanks

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        • Boozer
          So Fucking Banned
          • Feb 2005
          • 3134

          #5
          Sony Vegas has a trial version.. Then there are numerous tutorials on youtube on how to encode a video specifically for youtube using vegas.

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          • Antonio
            Too lazy to set a custom title
            • Oct 2001
            • 14136

            #6
            Originally posted by Boozer
            Sony Vegas has a trial version.. Then there are numerous tutorials on youtube on how to encode a video specifically for youtube using vegas.
            Thanks, downloading the trial .... I just hope it doesn't watermark the video or something, but I'll see if this works.

            Thanks

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            • Boozer
              So Fucking Banned
              • Feb 2005
              • 3134

              #7
              I dont know never used the trial version. One thing I would suggest though when encoding is to not encode using mp4. I have never particularly liked the results.

              Dont get overly concerned about using the program for now but more on the templates.

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