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Hauppage HDPVR with mac- youtube settings?
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07-10-2010 9:10am#1Hi guys,
Just upgraded from the trusty old doomcam to a hauppage, and I'm really satisfied with it, crucially (for fighting games) I can detect zero lag while playing. To say it does the job is an understatement.
Next problem. I want to upload to youtube, obviously.
I am looking at the best way to do this with my mac book pro.
The two programs I have used so far with SD have been iMovie and MPEG Streamclip. Streamclip seems to be really good in particular.
But now no matter what I try exporting from iMovie as high quality as possible I get horrid artifacting. I have '09 and I even try h.264 with mp4 in 1280 720 and it looks crap.
Streamclip is better, I can get reasonable quality by limiting the bit stream to .4 MBps and I get this:
I'm happy with the quality but the size is still a bit of a kicker- this short fight was in excess of 90mb. This took quite a while to upload.
When I start filming tournament play I am going to have roughly 18 much longer matches and I dunno if the length of time is sustainable.
I'm new to all of this so I am wondering if I am missing some trick which will reduce the size further.
If not, I will deal with the cards as they lay.1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNSFrXfan3UComments
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I wouldnt sacrafice the quality for the sake of the upload.
Kind of makes buying the PVR pointless
At some points I simply will have to, as I will have several hours of footage that people will want to see NAOW. Last month I had 4 gb of SD footage to youtubeise
I'll prob throw up the top 3 in full glory and throw the rest up quick. The finals often get reposted to other sites so mission accomplished. 0 -
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Yea? Put them up. YT accepts up to 2gigs at a max time of 15:29;29. (i.e. one frame below 15:30 exactly)
Again missing the point that time is finite and I will have several hours of footage to put up.
90Mb = 30 minutes roughly. 10 times that when I have people looking to see the footage NAOW? For one fight out of 20 or so? Not going to work 0 -
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Just as an example here's a raw video uploaded.
It took 2 hours.
A full fight may be 3- 4 times as long as this.
considering I may have 20-30 to upload a month, you can see why this's pretty much a no go.0
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