http://www.dimcoproductions.com I have been getting a lot of questions from people asking me how they render their video files in HD so that when they upload them to YouTube it gives their viewers the option to watch in HD. Personally, I try to do all my videos in HD. But when I am just browsing through videos, I hardly ever click “Watch in HD”. But people seem to want to know how to do it. So here it is. This is in Adobe Premiere Pro CS3. Enjoy and remember to rate comment and subscribe! All you have to do is simple. Just import your footage, place it in the timeline like you would any other time. Nothing you would ever do has changed except what you do when you go to render it. Once everything is in place and you are ready to render, select file, scroll down to export and instead of clicking ‘Movie’ like you normally would. Click ‘Adobe Media Encoder’. After this is done a windows will pop up asking what kind of file you want to render in. I prefer to render in HDTV 720p it is great quality. All of the other presets should be set except you need to make sure that where it says ‘Encoding Passes’ the option that is selected is two (2). That is important. Enjoy!

Earlier today SoldierKnowsBest released a video explaining that he was going to do a video intro contest, similar to what Jon4Lakers did a few years ago. His fans would make video intros and post them as responses to a video of his choosing, then he would announce the winner and they would recieve a 50$ iTunes giftcard. I really dont care about winning, I just wanted to make a cool intro. If I win, thats even better, but there is some good video intros I have seen so far so you never know. I pieced my intro together using simple effects in Adobe After Effects and Premiere Pro CS3. During the productions of this small and harmless slip I encountered two Blue Screens of Death (Windows user still, pfft) and a hard drive failure. So after going through all that hell, I hope you like the video!