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Hmmm...All I know is that Udemy requires the following specs to approve your videos:
H.264
30 FPS
3,000 Kbits
16:9
and 1280X720
My video was slightly blurry (according to them--it looked fine to me, but what do I know), and they said to make sure I had those specs. But you are saying 3,000 kbits is bad quality? So should I do some other settings to get approved, and they will never know it wasn't 3,000 kbits. They just don't like the "slightly blurry" look.
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Ah yes. The video one says 17.11 MBPS. So hopefully, that was ok when I changed it to 3,000 kbits during production stage.
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Oh I just went into custom profile, and it allowed me to enter in 3,000 for the bit rate, so hopefully this works.
Thanks for guiding me in the right direction.
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Oh, and when I right click the clips, it says they are 192 kbs, which is a long way from the 3,000 this company wants.
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Thanks!
When I go into produce, I see where to select H.264 and 1280X720, but I don't see anything about the bitrate. I select this setting after selecting H.264 and choosing MP4: 1280X 720/30 (16MBPS).
That is all I see to select. Sorry, I really am very ignorant on this terminology...bit rate means nothing to me. I was just told that the video I sent in for review on a teaching forum was a bit pixelated, and so it needed to follow these settings.
H.264, 30 FPS, 3,000 kbits, 16:9, and 1280X720. THe only one I don't know how to do is the 3,000 kbits..
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I have googled this and to no avail.
BITRATE PROBLEM
Where can I see what the current bitrate is for my video project? I have to produce it using H.264, 30 FPS, 16:9, 1280X720, and 3,000 kbits.
I can see where to select every setting except for making sure I have 3,000 kbits. Where do I go to check to see what the data rate is and change it if need be?
FPS PROBLEM
Also, my settings has 30 FPS selected, but every time I drop a video file, a warning message comes up that my video file is in 30 FPS, but my settins are 29...which deosn't make sense because my settings show 30.
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