Need help about Editing

[ChunkyM.]

Hello!
I need some help about editing. I'm using Filmora 9 for editing my videos. I shoot 1080p 60fps with my Akaso Brave 6 Plus action camera.
I'm confused when it comes to exporting the video. Do I need to set the export settings to 1080p 60fps? Because there are a lot of choices from the resolution, frames per sec, bit rate and etc.

- I'm not really good in editing videos. I tried editing 3x and when I uploaded it to YT it takes a lot of time before it loads even if my internet connection is fast enough. I tried playing other videos from a different uploader and works totally fine, but when I play my own video it takes time before it loads (maybe I did some mistakes in Filmora export settings).

Thanks!

 

[Hippo-Drones]

To start with, to keep it simple, stick to the original settings of the camera, so 1920 x 1080 / 60 and use the same bitrate that it was recorded at (you can see that in the original clips properties).
Am not quite sure what you mean in your second paragraph?

 

[scooterwuf]

Like Hippo said keep your settings consistent. There could be a problem if you have assigned a Codec to your export setting. Codec stands for Co - compression and Dec - Decompression. Essentially they are algorithms used to lower the size of a rendered file without a drop in quality. A popular codex is H.264. Some work better than others. Your file size affects your upload time, and a bigger file will force YT to add its own compression to your file, further reducing the quality.

- Wolf

 

[Hippo-Drones]

also, what file type are you converting it to when rendering? I use MP4

 

[LandyVlad]

I'm not sure how you are doing it at the moment but I'd always recommend rendering /saving the file to your computer first THEN upload to youtube, rather than upload direct from an editing program.

(just in case that's relevant to you)