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NightsGamingHD01
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April 21, 2017
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Exporting video file with integrated audio for YouTube

  • April 21, 2017
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Here is the problem i am having I want to just export one file altogether because i do youtube videos and I don't need audio and video separated at all i wanted just export the video and audios together with out this problem. could you please help do this

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    Correct answer Ashley7

    billh45620646  wrote

    Here is the problem i am having I want to just export one file altogether because i do youtube videos and I don't need audio and video separated at all i wanted just export the video and audios together with out this problem. could you please help do this

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    Select H.264 then the desired YouTube format in the export settings. The default export both audio and video. See screenshot below. I use YouTube 1080p HD but you may have other needs. My understanding is Adobe works with folks like YouTube to come up with these settings so they are a great starting point if not final set of settings.

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    Ami26795678df89
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    March 5, 2024

    What is the answer? !  I'm having the same problem!  I don't want 2 files! Just one with both audio and video. 

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    NightsGamingHD01Author
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    April 22, 2017

    ok let me explain this I record with shadow play which mixes my voice and game audio together. now when i do my edit's and go to export i get to files one with audio and one with video now when i got to watch the video their is no audio file, all with the file I am not using Media Encoder. and i already record this H.264 and export after the edit's H264 but still get to files audio file and video file and i just want them to be together not separated like they are 

    Ann Bens
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    Ann BensCommunity Expert
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    April 22, 2017

    See post 4.

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    NightsGamingHD01Author
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    April 23, 2017

    Thank you all for the help i got it working and now we can Rock This like a boss

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    NightsGamingHD01Author
    Inspiring
    April 21, 2017

    Jim Simson The point i'm making across ( I do not want the audio file export separate from the video i am exporting now when i do  (Youtube in 4K) them are the settings I'm using if you would click on it you see the settings now me taking a screen shot is not going to tell you what i need because I just told what i am doing not hard understand here. in your screen shot you have the same thing i do where it's export video / export audio file now when i do that. the audio file is not with this the video at all i have to put them in two different programs like power director which i do not want to do. I want the audio file with this video when i export it I do not need to separate files, I need the audio file and the video together in one file that's it, I feel like I keep repeating my self.

    Ann Bens
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    Ann BensCommunity Expert
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    April 21, 2017

    Post a screenshot of your export settings.

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    excited_Genie16B8
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    April 21, 2017

    Be sure to complete step 1 from the link below.  It's important.

    Unofficial Premiere Pro Troubleshooting Guide

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    Ashley7Correct answer
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    April 21, 2017

    billh45620646  wrote

    Here is the problem i am having I want to just export one file altogether because i do youtube videos and I don't need audio and video separated at all i wanted just export the video and audios together with out this problem. could you please help do this

    [Title edited for question clarity and future forum search... Mod]

    Select H.264 then the desired YouTube format in the export settings. The default export both audio and video. See screenshot below. I use YouTube 1080p HD but you may have other needs. My understanding is Adobe works with folks like YouTube to come up with these settings so they are a great starting point if not final set of settings.

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