PD doesn't offer any way to export/produce to 10-bit video, so you'll always end up with 8-bit clips.

You should be able to use the Profile Analyzer tool from the Export page to match the resolution and bitrate using Best Matched Format as shown here:

Victormoises321654 - Would like you to attach a 5 to 10 sec. 10-bit video clip from your GoPro on your next reply. I don’t think that the Profile Analyzer is the final determination for producing the edited files as ¼ of the bitrate may be all that is necessary. Users here will be able to check and determine the proper bitrate for that new GoPro 10 10-bit videos.

You could end up with produced 8-bit video that are smaller in file size that are in high quality with the proper bitrate.

Quote Victormoises321654 - Would like you to attach a 5 to 10 sec. 10-bit video clip from your GoPro on your next reply. I don’t think that the Profile Analyzer is the final determination for producing the edited files as ¼ of the bitrate may be all that is necessary. Users here will be able to check and determine the proper bitrate for that new GoPro 10 10-bit videos.

You could end up with produced 8-bit video that are smaller in file size that are in high quality with the proper bitrate.

https://ibb.co/rvDF37y Good evening, this is my mediainfo from the file as it is downloaded from the camera, the biggest problem is when I use a very high bit rate during export the final file is very large, when I lower the bit rate to a smaller one the file decreases the size in gb but loses visual quality the image is kind of deformed.
Which middle term to use in bits so as not to lose quality seeing that it compresses in 8 bits I want to post with more quality on my networks youtube, face and instagram as long as it is a not so big file in gb after exported.

Use 19.7Mbps just like your source clip. That's actually fairly low for a 60p HD clip, as PD's AVC MP4 default export profile is 40Mbps. The Best Matched Format should create a custom profile for you and the quality should be the same as your source clip.

Using the default profile that I described, or increasing the bitrate beyond 20Mbps for any reason will not improve your quality and will only give you bigger file sizes.

As tomasc mentioned, you may even be able to lower the bitrate to reduce the file size, but I don't think you should go below 15Mbps. Personally I would match the bitrate and not think about it anymore.

YouTube/optodata

DS365 | Win11 Pro | Ryzen 9 3950X | RTX 4070 Ti | 32GB RAM | 10TB SSDs | 5K+4K HDR monitors

Canon Vixia GX10 (4K 60p) | HF G30 (HD 60p) | Yi Action+ 4K | 360Fly 4K 360°

Quote
https://ibb.co/rvDF37y Boa noite, este é o meu mediainfo do arquivo como ele é baixado da câmera, o maior problema é quando eu uso uma taxa de bits muito alta durante a exportação o arquivo final é muito grande, quando eu baixei a taxa de bits para um menor o arquivo diminui o tamanho em gb, mas perde a qualidade visual a imagem é meio deformada.
is link video 5 bitsQual termo médio usar em bits para não perder qualidade vendo que ele comprime em 8 bits eu quero postar com mais qualidade nas minhas redes youtube, face e instagram desde que seja um arquivo não tão grande em gb depois de exportado.

é link de vídeo de 5 bits <video controls="controls" width="300" height="150">
<source src="is link video 5 bits">
</video>https://imgur.com/78eWBjc