Quote Aspect ratio is 16:9. Source is 4k 30fps 60 mbs GoPro footage. I have tried to render I H264 and H265 in 4k MP4. But both uploads end up being a very thin letterbox video when uploaded to YouTube. I'm currently rendering a 1080p copy then uploadin to see if it works.

I added a 3D title at the end of the production. Could that be the problem?

If you gave a link to your Youtube video with the problem, we could look and see what you are talking about.

There are some formatting tags that may help.

https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/146402?hl=en

try yt:stretch=16:9 Carl312: Windows 10 64-bit 8 GB RAM,AMD Phenom II X4 965 3.4 GHz,ATI Radeon HD 5770 1GB,240GB SSD,two 1TB HDs.

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Quote Aspect ratio is 16:9. Source is 4k 30fps 60 mbs GoPro footage. I have tried to render I H264 and H265 in 4k MP4. But both uploads end up being a very thin letterbox video when uploaded to YouTube. I'm currently rendering a 1080p copy then uploadin to see if it works.

I added a 3D title at the end of the production. Could that be the problem?

If you gave a link to your Youtube video with the problem, we could look and see what you are talking about.

There are some formatting tags that may help.

https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/146402?hl=en

try yt:stretch=16:9

Here is the video I have tried to upload. Cyberlink PowerDirector Problem

Hi Micheil -

Wow - something's gone horribly wrong there!

What profile did you use to produce the video, because it's come out as 2560x136 (see attached).

I'm not sure what went wrong, but you probably wanted it to look like this, minus the messed up PQ & resolution.

Maybe if you provide some details about your produce settings members could assist further.

Cheers - Tony
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