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Please excuse the bump but does anyone have any ideas or had this problem? Like I said I've uploaded videos to this account with no problem so I have no idea why it's not letting me all of a sudden.
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I've produced a couple of videos without issue now I get an error "Your Google account is not linked to a YouTube account. Go to YouTube and try to upload a video to create a YouTube account."
I am producing in MPEG-4 format and Full HD like usual. I click Accept like always when prompted for it to manage my account/videos.
Only thing is different is that two days ago I tried to upload this same video and it warned me my video was over 15 minutes and needed to be split up. Okay I said, go ahead and split it up. It got stuck at 5% while producing, so I started over. This time I went to bed as it was downloading smoothly. Woke up the next morning and it said 100% complete. Checked my YouTube account. Nothing. Video wasn't there. Now it's giving me the aforementioned error.
I just downloaded what I assume is the latest patch and I'm still getting the error. Any advice? Thanks
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Hi! In my project I have a voiceover track I simply recorded in Windows Sound Recorder. I have a separate track for background music to play faintly in the background just so everything isn't so quiet/boring. I couldn't tell you what I did (I didn't think I did anything honestly) but my project is done however the background music is way too loud. Louder than my speaking voice in fact.
When I first added the background segments I lowered them to -18.4 dB. Everything was fine, but now they're pretty loud in comparison to my voice, and they still show being at -18.4 dB. I can't really take them down any lower, at least enough to matter. I don't know what happened. I realize I can raise the volume everywhere else to compensate, but that's another problem I'm having being a novice: I have no idea how loud a video will be once it makes it to YouTube, so I'm gun shy about changing all kinds of things around. "Normalize audio" doesn't seem to produce the results I want either based on past experience.
Any help or advice would be appreciated. Thanks!
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Hi, excuse me if this is a beginner's question. I looked around and couldn't find and answer here or with google.
My friend and I shot a video of us just sitting in the basement talking. In between us is a big TV we threw a wrinkled red sheet over just because of the glare the TV would cause. Now we are editing and would like to put a picture from Google images there over the red sheet (which is over the TV and between us). Only problem is when we wave our hands around our hands go under the image not over it. It's very distracting and the image looks like it's so far in front of us to begin with.
What is the solution to this if any? I had a feeling it was something with Chroma Key or masking but I'm still very unsure. Thanks for your time.
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