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[Predator]

I can't win.. Im like a freaking idiot.. Now since I converted/edited the videos on the go pro studio program they no longer upload successfully to youtube. After waiting fifteen minutes for them to upload a screen appears and says vide did not process. May be due to a non supportive format. So i think my videos are saved in a mov format and need to convert to a jpeg or mp4???? My guess but could be wrong.. I suck with this ..sorry guys.. i got some sweet shad videos from a great outing this past sunday..

[ScowardNJ]

Hey Pred, I went through the same agonizing waste of time with my GoPro and a Mac. You have to convert the GoPro video format to MP4, then upload to YouTube. It's frustrating at first, but once you get the procedure down it's not too bad. good luck

[Predator]

Originally Posted by ScowardNJ

Hey Pred, I went through the same agonizing waste of time with my GoPro and a Mac. You have to convert the GoPro video format to MP4, then upload to YouTube. It's frustrating at first, but once you get the procedure down it's not too bad. good luck

thanks Scott, now just have to figure out how to convert..lol

[acabtp]

Originally Posted by Predator

I can't win.. Im like a freaking idiot.. Now since I converted/edited the videos on the go pro studio program they no longer upload successfully to youtube. After waiting fifteen minutes for them to upload a screen appears and says vide did not process. May be due to a non supportive format. So i think my videos are saved in a mov format and need to convert to a jpeg or mp4???? My guess but could be wrong.. I suck with this ..sorry guys.. i got some sweet shad videos from a great outing this past sunday..

.mov and .mp4 both work on youtube. these types of files are called containers. the problem is that inside of the .mov or .mp4 file, the video stream may be compressed using format (codec) that youtube doesn't understand. but just being in .mov vs .mp4 is not the problem. check out this link for more information on codecs vs containers: http://www.pitivi.org/manual/codecscontainers.html

try exporting your video from gopro studio as HD 1080p instead (which uses h.264 codec).
http://gopro.com/support/articles/ex...export-options

you should always avoid exporting the video from goprostudio and then recompressing it again after, because that significantly lowers quality
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generation_loss

[jimmythegreek]

OK teach me wise ones.......I got a gopro3 from my girl and I have the pics down but never did the videos. What settings should I shoot the videos at and what program should I be using to edit/export etc. I kno my way around a PC and software just wanna know what u guys use and whats easiest/fastest. And do you always need to put the vids on youtube then link to them or ?

thanks

[Predator]

Originally Posted by acabtp

.mov and .mp4 both work on youtube. these types of files are called containers. the problem is that inside of the .mov or .mp4 file, the video stream may be compressed using format (codec) that youtube doesn't understand. but just being in .mov vs .mp4 is not the problem. check out this link for more information on codecs vs containers: http://www.pitivi.org/manual/codecscontainers.html

try exporting your video from gopro studio as HD 1080p instead (which uses h.264 codec).
http://gopro.com/support/articles/ex...export-options

you should always avoid exporting the video from goprostudio and then recompressing it again after, because that significantly lowers quality
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generation_loss

thanks I have a lot to learn