Posted 23 July 2012 - 04:03 AM
karri has made some excellent video that should help you.
Look at them here. Edit Video Advanced is also known as Video Wave.
While you are in Edit Video Advanced, you can select to output then "Share to You Tube". Note: Some people have no problems with it and some do. It seems to be tied into the sign in options with YouTube. Those that do simply use the YouTube uploader. In that case, select the output then export to a file type that YouTube accepts at the resolution that you want.
One note: If you want to work with high definition and get the high definition options, you must start by creating a new 16 by 9 project. If you do that, you would have bars on the side and perhaps on the top of the picttures. You can select a pleasing color for the background for those images. If you select to try to fill the screen with the images, they will be cut off (height).
You may also find this helpful.
-Work flow strategy.
Edit: Nice computer. Make sure your video card driver is up to date. The program will just work better that way.
Edited by sknis, 23 July 2012 - 04:14 AM.
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