Showing posts with label Share the FCP's edited ProRes files with YouTube. Show all posts
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Wednesday, May 18, 2016

Share the FCP's edited ProRes files with YouTube?

Summary: Where we can looking for a simple way to transcode Apple ProRes to FLV for better streaming and sharing on YouTube,? What the best way to Share the FCP's edited ProRes files with YouTube for smooth sharing with others?   



Directory overview
  • The reason of the FCP's edited ProRes files cannot be directly uploaded to YouTube
  • The restrictions of the FCP's edited ProRes files upload to YouTube
  • The best way of the FCP's edited ProRes files upload to YouTube for smooth sharing
  • The tutorials of the FCP's edited ProRes files upload to YouTube
The reason of the FCP's edited ProRes files cannot be directly uploaded to YouTube

Some people will meet the problem when them use some software to convert ProRes files to FLV  editting for uploading onto YouTube. when the files lunching, the audio is out of sync every time. What happened with the ProRes files?

ProRes is a lossy video compression format developed by Apple Inc, for use in post-production that supports up to 8K. Apple describes ProRes files as visually lossless. That means while data is being removed during compression, the resulting images do not suffer from image degradation. But the ProRes files is not a distribution codec for finished work. That's the reason why the above person want to transcode ProRes files edited by FLV when uploading onto YouTube for sharing.

So if we want to share the FCP's edited ProRes files with YouTube, we should to removed the date with ProRes files. Meanwhile as the most popular online video site, the YouTube also has some restrictions of video uploading, althought people can post almost anything they like on YouTube in minutes.

The restrictions of the FCP's edited ProRes files upload to YouTube

On the one hand, before having a smooth the FCP's edited ProRes files uploading, something we should to know about some restrictions of video uploading to t YouTube. At the first, YouTube can only support a few of video formats, for example .MOV, .MPEG4, .AVI, .WMV, .MPEGPS, .FLV, 3GPP, WebM. So you should ensure the ProRes files formats be support by Youtube. Then,  the upload ProRes files that no more than 15 minutes long. Becasue YouTube won't accept videos that are longer than 15 minutes. Finaly, YouTube server Reject 100MB long File.


  
Small Format setting:
Resolution:   842 x 480
Video Codec:  H.264 Faster Encode
Format:    Web Hosting
 
                       High Resolution Format    setting:
Resolution: with whatever resolution the video is shot at, it will be displayed on the very same pattern
Video Codec:  Apple Pro-Res 422
Format:   Video and audio

On the other hand, to removed the date with ProRes files. You need a best Apple ProRes decoder, to removed about ProRes files, for example Apple ProRes 4444, Apple ProRes 422 (HQ), Apple ProRes 422, Apple ProRes 422 (LT), and Apple ProRes 422 (Proxy).

In this time,you should a powerful tool to slove these problem. Then you can share the FCP's edited ProRes files with YouTube as more easile.

The best way of the FCP's edited ProRes files upload to YouTube for smooth sharing

The best way to share the FCP's edited ProRes files with YouTube, Pavtube iMedia Converter Mac for Mac is highly recommended. As the best Apple ProRes decoder, it supports all types of Apple ProRes codecs. With it, you also can separate the video into 100MB short video, To convert ProRes files to any other video or audio formats including convert ProRes files to FLV editting as well as MP4, WMV, MOV, 3GP, MKV, VOB, AAC, MP3 and more.

Free download and install
          

Other Download:
- Pavtube old official address: http://www.pavtube.cn/imedia-converter-mac/
- Cnet Download: http://download.cnet.com/Pavtube-iMedia-Converter/3000-2194_4-76177788.html

The tutorials of the FCP's edited ProRes files upload to YouTube

Step 1. Load ProRes files

Launch the ProRes Video Converter on your Mac, and you can either click "Add" button to import ProRes files, or directly drag and drop the files into this program.



Step 2. Select FLV as output format

From the drop-down list of "Format" > "Flash Video", you can select .flv video as the output format.



Tips: You can hit "Edit" icon on the top bar to trim/crop output video files.

Step 3. Start ProRes to FLV conversion


When all settings are done, just click the big Convert button to start the converting ProRes files. That's it! 



Now, You can share the FCP's edited ProRes files with YouTube for smooth sharing with others.

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