Setting up a 60 FPS video

Pentra said:
How was my post offensive? You said max but you were unclear of what to max, there is no point in using the max settings a recorder or editing software can do because YouTube compresses it quite allot.

The reason I give counter arguments to your posts is because all of them have been mis-informative. you simply don't know what you're talking about and simply bullshitting in hope of looking good. Know something before you give advice or don't give advice at all.
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its not like you had done it before i tried it on my videos and it works out fine. if anyone giving misleading info that would be you (pentra), the post you given to original poster has already been posted. pantra you didnt even check to see if there were a post answer or an alternative to that answer, all you did was post the same answer and started fighting with me. stop playing minecraft for a second then maybe you could learn new things.
 
Technomania said:
its not like you had done it before i tried it on my videos and it works out fine. if anyone giving misleading info that would be you (pentra), the post you given to original poster has already been posted. pantra you didnt even check to see if there were a post answer or an alternative to that answer, all you did was post the same answer and started fighting with me. stop playing minecraft for a second then maybe you could learn new things.
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I have tried it before and quite frankly the quality from a lossless video was of the same quality of a video compressed with H.264 @ 10Mbps due to the fact to conserve space YouTube compress it custom once it was uploaded to the site, therefore using max quality (lossless) is useless on YouTube, my answer was very different from the other posts, my answer was a more detailed in the way the OP can check if his video was truly 60 Frames a Second. I did indeed check to make sure if a post similar to mine was post and it was, but not with the other suggestions I made.

You consider questioning the accuracy of your post fighting? Please.

Also explain how the fact I do Minecraft videos has anything to do with this conversation/argument? You're using my content and what I play in an argument about video settings and FPS, you have really gone low and lost all credibility from me towards you and your posts, I will play whatever games I like, whenever I like and on whatever system I like and I'll do whatever videos I like on whatever games I like as long as it doesn't infringe copyright.

Discuss this further through PM if you wish as this is gone way off the OPs question.
 
LDClaudius said:
I did record my gameplay at around 60 FPS, but if I were to render my video using Sony Movie Studio Platinum 12. Is there any way I can render my video at 60 FPS?
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yeah, just set it to 60fps in the render settings, it'll be there somewhere
 
Does anyone have any idea what kind of output format I could use when I render? I haven't figure this out yet and I want to double check just in-case.
 
Thanks, guys. I manage to get this video now running at 60 FPS now on a sample video I created as an experiment. Now all I need to do is make sure that I get the audio and my commentary put together in one video. Plus, I hope that my new Wireless Broadband get installed on my dorm tonight.

Cheers.
 
Also keep in mind that once you do up load the 60fps video to YouTube, 60fps playback isn't supported in all browsers. On my computer, it only works with Chrome and not with IE or Firefox.
 
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