Q: Exporting videos that were shot in 2.7k to youtube?
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Jun 28, 2016 4:36 PMby dskrezec,Yes, that sounds familiar. When I originally imported the files, i selected proxy media. At first when I tried using the original media, it wasn't very smooth and it was very hard to edit. I ready that using proxy would make editing a lot easier and it did. Not sure if this has anything to do with it, and if theres a way to export getting a normal size as the final result. Also, Why was it very "glitchy" when editing with the original "optimized" media.
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Jun 28, 2016 5:31 PMby dskrezec,Well, I tried changing it back to optimized and nothing worked. Ill probably en dup re-importing everything the correct way. Would you be abel to explain how to important files correctly and so that the skimmer doesn't glitch around and almost "skip frames" when Im trying to edit?
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Jun 29, 2016 8:31 AMby Luis Sequeira1,Your project has a 4:3 aspect ratio - not normal in HD material or larger.
The dimensions are wrong for 2.7K. You probably let it be automatically chosen based on the first clip added.
Your problem does not seem to have anything to do with using proxy or not.
If you want the project at the frame size you now have, the simplest solution is probably to set the Spatial Conform to Fill. Try that and let us know.
If you want a real 2.7K, create a new project, set the resolution to Custom and enter the right values (2716x1524, I believe, but I haven't used 2.7K).
Then go to the old project, Select All, Copy; and Paste to the new one.
