Exporting at 60fps in Vegas 10 Pro

I shot some footage at 60fps to utilize slow motion and want to export to youtube in 720p. However, other tutorials tell me to use the mpg. file and use the youtube templates, but none of those are at 60fps. While avi. works fine, it turns into a 20g file. Someone suggested using MPG Streamclip and convert to mpeg, but it always comes out all black with just audio.

My question is can you export in a youtube friendly format at 720p at 60fps or will I need to use Streamclip to convert a avi or mov file? And if so, what settings in Streamclip should I use to get a good result?

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asked Aug 08 '12 at 01:47

StudioMadness
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If the option is there, use h.264 encoding and export as a .mov, Have you slowed down the footage already? If not just exporting it will not make it slow motion.

answered Aug 08 '12 at 06:46

Fish
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No, I used Event Velocity lines to slow done footage. I can save as mov, but there is only options for h.261 or h.263. There is an option for mpeg 4, but it renders as all black

(Aug 08 '12 at 11:13) StudioMadness

0	If you're trying to utilize 60 fps for slow motion, you don't want your project to be 60 fps anyway. You should have a 30p or 24p project and conform the 60p footage to the lower frame rate for slo-mo. answered Aug 08 '12 at 22:36 sfrancis928 2.6k●33●44●79

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