Arne Pursell
November 2nd, 2012, 07:28 AM
Looking for the optimal workflow for posting to 1080p youtube for gopro hd2. Platform agnostic, have Vegas Pro and CS6, Sorensen squeeze, access to Avid,
So far dropping gopro files (no protune files yet) straight into Vegas timeline seems to work ok, rendering out as MXF. However, as soon as I try and drop the bitrate, whether via Vegas, or Squeeze to 6-10 mbps VBR, terrible macroblocking occurs. As I have larger 'draft' files (typically around 2.0 GB or 20 minutes of gopro footage), trying to find a decent codec and compromise is becoming a headache. Terrible macroblocking almost regardless of what I do. As I'll be maxing my uploads (have longer than 15 min, but 2 GB limit seems to be in place, and takes forever), I need to find a more efficient way of conforming files (both size and quality).
Vegas doesn't seem to like Gopro codec...
Have used gopro software to conform to cineform, but vegas and vlc don't support that codec as far as I can tell, not to mention file sizes are inflated by 10x...
Any suggestions? Pretty sure I'm not the only one struggling. Bit pressed for time otherwise would do more thorough search of forums...here's sample vid (rough draft) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbBfij3ztTo&list=UUCLTieAQzz71bR031U_8LMA&index=1&feature=plcp
regards...cookie...nb these vids are mostly just for me and family, but still want to retain quality...
So far dropping gopro files (no protune files yet) straight into Vegas timeline seems to work ok, rendering out as MXF. However, as soon as I try and drop the bitrate, whether via Vegas, or Squeeze to 6-10 mbps VBR, terrible macroblocking occurs. As I have larger 'draft' files (typically around 2.0 GB or 20 minutes of gopro footage), trying to find a decent codec and compromise is becoming a headache. Terrible macroblocking almost regardless of what I do. As I'll be maxing my uploads (have longer than 15 min, but 2 GB limit seems to be in place, and takes forever), I need to find a more efficient way of conforming files (both size and quality).
Vegas doesn't seem to like Gopro codec...
Have used gopro software to conform to cineform, but vegas and vlc don't support that codec as far as I can tell, not to mention file sizes are inflated by 10x...
Any suggestions? Pretty sure I'm not the only one struggling. Bit pressed for time otherwise would do more thorough search of forums...here's sample vid (rough draft) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbBfij3ztTo&list=UUCLTieAQzz71bR031U_8LMA&index=1&feature=plcp
regards...cookie...nb these vids are mostly just for me and family, but still want to retain quality...