Question:
How do you make a music video for youtube?
Elizabeth
2009-11-05 17:06:16 UTC
I think it would be really fun to learn how to make a music video using clips from my fav tv shows movies etc. I know that Windows Movie Maker allows you to edit clips add music etc. and I can work with clips once in that program, but how can I convert clips to the correct format that Windows Movie Maker will allow? If anyone has made a video before for youtube or something and could give me some tips on how you convert your clips from DVD or VOB, etc. to MPEG or other usable formats I'd really appreciate it!
Seven answers:
2009-11-05 18:34:25 UTC
Well,if your video is from DVD disk,you need a dvd ripper to rip it to convert to other formats, I am using a DVD ripper that can rip dvd to almost all popular formats like MPEG,AVI ,MP4,WMV,VOB,MOV,etc, and to audio file like MP3,WMV,AAC,etc, and it allow you to edit your videos that you can do some different effects on your video,adust some parameters like bitrate,soundtrack, brightness,contrast ,saturation,etc,it is really helpful~!~

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eKade
2009-11-05 17:14:15 UTC
I'm pretty sure that YouTube will allow you to upload an .AVI video exported from Movie Maker, but from my experience the best format for getting HD (High-Definition) videos is to upload as a H264 .MOV. But don't take my word for it. Here are the official YouTube recommendations:



QUOTE:



Video:

Format - MP4 codec, (not xvid)

Frame Rate - 25fps

Decoder - H.264,

Resolution - 1280x720,

Bit Rate - 1411kbps average; but varies according to what you upload.

A ceiling of 4028 is as high as you should ever attempt to upload.

Even that is too high for consistent performance and normally fails

with glitches n stutter on viewers browsers. The size would also be

larger with a longer upload process.



To get best YT on site transcoding, never upload videos much higher

than 2000kbps for best results. With that, YouTube will hit that

average on the mark, in conversion. That with an average on site file

size of 30 to 60mg, for an average 3-4min HD video!



Audio:

Frequency - 44,100htz (anything less or higher may not work in the any

flash player)

Codec - AAC (this is what YT uses, best if uploaded file is not the

inferior mp3 codec. As it must then be transcoded on site for HD.

Meaning upgrading data info that isn't there in mp3)

Bitrate - 128kbps

Channels - 2

Bits per sample - 16



Note: MP4a is the ffmpeg audio container and MP4v is the ffmpeg video

container.



The closer you get your HD file to these settings the more likely your

video will run properly on YouTube, once uploaded. Remember files

proportionate to their duration work best. If you are trying to upload

a 500mg 4min file, it's bound to have problems, as it's most likely in

a raw format. Any raw AVCHD file with the extension .mt2s, right out

of a camera will most likely fail!!!



The list of conversion tools available would take up a page itself.

But here's the short list:

Some Free Programs that do the job!

1. Super Converter (has some issues, but overall works great)

2. PS3Video9 (works depending on what you're converting from)

3. Any Video Converter Freeware (very good program but you will be

bugged to buy licensed version!)

4. Megui (powerful Open Source program, but not the best for a

beginner)

5. Cinelerra for Video Production and Editing (not for beginners at

all and it's Linux only) What the Pros use and there's very little

that it can't do!!!



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2016-09-24 06:29:54 UTC
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Reaper
2009-11-05 17:24:40 UTC
Hi there,

all you need is to get a video converter. There many out there which are free eg. Audio video converter.

For more questions email sjc_01

Good luck!
2009-11-06 08:25:21 UTC
You should make video avi or mpeg format for youtube. You can try the all-in-one DVD and video software, meet all your needs. It converts DVD's and videos wmv or avi with high speed and quality.

http://www.youtubetoipod.org/cucusoft-ultimate-dvd-video-converter/cucusoft-ultimate-dvd-video-converter-suite.html

Also, you can google some other software:

http://www.google.com
2009-11-05 19:34:37 UTC
download the avs video converter 6
2009-11-06 17:44:02 UTC
Just try a video converter to help you, i share Total Video Converter, which can convert video to all popular video formats.

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Hope you can try!


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