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jakek95 wrote:how big is like a 10 sec file??

depends what bitrate you put on. for example 8000kbit/s=1000kB/s=1MB/s 10s is about 10MB

Followed all the steps and i get this:

What does it say in log tab?

Hoogie wrote:Followed all the steps and i get this

You can just render video and audio together and then convert into Mp4 with these settings in Super converter(thats what i do and i get kickass quality)

Ajic wrote:What does it say in log tab?

never did something with that tutorial but for me it just looks like wrong path anywhere.
Try to copy the file "c:\Program Files\megui\tools\x264\eqm_avc_hr.cfg" to "e:\"

I don't have a E drive, i do have a D drive tough? And a F but that's just my extern harddrive.

Hoogie wrote:I don't have a E drive, i do have a D drive tough? And a F but that's just my extern harddrive.

Thats obviously your error then

It is searching the E Drive for a cfg.

Drofder2004 wrote:

Hoogie wrote:I don't have a E drive, i do have a D drive tough? And a F but that's just my extern harddrive.

Thats obviously your error then

It is searching the E Drive for a cfg.

How do i change the location it's looking and where should i change it to?

i guess the program (meGUI) found a drive E: when you installed it. You may had an USB Drive(or a phone..some kind of external drive) plugged when you did it. Not sure. Try to reinstall the program

what happens when its to big to upload for youtube becuase a 10-20 second video for me is over 2GB! so how am i gonna upload a 5 minute video
?

You must be using the wrong render settings in Vegas to be getting that filesize. Most of the videos we upload to youtube are between 300 and 700 MB.

MotiionzzHD wrote:what happens when its to big to upload for youtube becuase a 10-20 second video for me is over 2GB! so how am i gonna upload a 5 minute video
?

Sounds to me like your rendering it uncompressed. Either compress it when rendering it with vegas, or use a codec (i think thats what they're called?) such as MeGUI to compress it after.

what do i do if the file is to big for YouTube?

MotiionzzHD wrote:what do i do if the file is to big for YouTube?

The only way I can think that your filesize is 2GB for a 10 second clip is if your not compressing it. In which base when rendering it with vegas open the render settings and choose render in best quality, rather than render uncompressed.