Why did I not go for Premiere Pro earlier

[RobbieLizzie]

Export time for a 15 minute video, basic enough - 15 minutes or so.
Export time for the same video in VideoPad - 2 Hours

I have seen the light, this is going to save me so much time.

Hmm actually, that's not on the biggest size, the biggest size takes 2 hours so not too bad. For Youtube, what would you say is better

1920x1080 or 1024x768 or 1440x900

 

[Styxie]

1024x768 or 1440x900 or is a bit silly, stick with 720p, 1080p and such.

 

[RobbieLizzie]

1024x768 or 1440x900 or is a bit silly, stick with 720p, 1080p and such.

Is there an option to export to that within the output of Premiere Pro?

Edit: Ah here we go, just discovered Media Encoder

 

[JohnKenShow]

yes welcome to paradise

 

[Styxie]

Is there an option to export to that within the output of Premiere Pro?

Edit: Ah here we go, just discovered Media Encoder

Just choose 1080p when rendering! (or 720p)

 

[IsntChrisL]

Now you're playing with power.

 

[Styxie]

Now you're playing with power.

It's so bad.

 

[Kleineganz]

Is there an option to export to that within the output of Premiere Pro?

Edit: Ah here we go, just discovered Media Encoder

To keep the exported file size small, I export as H.264, and choose the YouTube HD 1080p 29.97 option. That seems to work best for videos I post to YouTube.

 

[ohaple]

Make sure to use h.264, and use the resolution that matches your source (1080, 720 etc.). Also, make sure to look at the other render settings. I have found that turning up the bitrate some helps with quality, but increases file size.