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okay guys to put it simply I had to do this video I've gotten so many requests you see them by the title it's a requested video but I can't put everyone who's requested its name in the in the description box because there's just too many have too many people and too many channels I've recorded who have requested this video I can't even talk so if you have requested this video this is for you and hopefully you will be able to get the best recording quality out of Camtasia Studio 6 if you don't have it already I highly suggest you get it is one of the best screen recorders you can get so I'm basically thanks for watching and I hope you enjoy and I hope you learn a lot so enjoy this tutorial hello everybody and welcome to another HD tutorial and this one I'll be showing you exactly how I get the highest quality out of the recordings that I do with Camtasia Studio 6 you may have noticed my past couple of videos about my past dozen videos have actually been recorded using Camtasia Studio 6 and I've gotten a lot of requests lately about how I get such high quality in such good resolution when actually recording my videos so when we're going to produce a video in Camtasia Studio 6 first of all we have to make our video so I'm not even going to do any editing I'm just going to drag in my intro ok and my outro now this first initial step that I'm doing right now won't actually happen with you where you search and you choose YouTube 720p so we're going to create this so we're going under the produce tab and go to batch production and we're going to go to actually we're going to go to add files and projects and just choose any video that you actually want to produce an HD I'll just choose the lake video right here enter and go to next now we go to preset manager this is where we are going to create a new preset and this is going to be the crease that we use for every single video that we produce in 720p so I've actually dyed it already I named it 720p so I'm just going to go going to edit for you so I can show you all the settings that I use and that you can copy them down and hopefully they'll work best for you so first of all the fire file format that we want to save it in is MOV and if I haven't told you already you're going to need QuickTime and I'll put the QuickTime link in the description but basically you're gonna go to Apple comm and make sure you have QuickTime so you can play these movies and use them so next we're going to it just hit next and it will bring us to the next step of publishing a video now this step here QuickTime options is the most important part there's video settings and sound settings first go to settings for video and you'll see my compression type is h.264 if it isn't all automatically just go from a drop-down menu and take tich h.264 also this should be current absolutely no this should be automatic so I'm just going to click automatic and this should be 30 frames-per-second okay if it isn't already go ahead and take it out 30 frames per second and that is basically it also you're going to want to make this 30 frames per second just to make sure the keyframes match up here and tick frame recording down here for the compressor go to best quality okay and I go for best quality multipass encoding so that's who that's basically what we're going to do for that so we hit okay then we're going to go into sound settings and we hit settings again and just make sure it is 4800 kilohertz if it isn't already make it mpeg-4 audio and 4800 kilohertz as well as 16-bit and stereo stereo works very well especially if you have two mics like I do then you'll get the best quality sound out of your recording so hit OK for that and then we're going to hit OK and our settings are safe to go to next and this is where we basically we need to make sure this is 1280 by 720 for the highest quality uploading to youtube now if you are recording a say a 1900 by 1200 screen like I am you can save to that but it will not translate completely to YouTube the highest that you can actually watch on YouTube is 1280 by 720 if your screen is larger or smaller then the background color will be this so if you zoom out on your video like so then you'll have this particular background color in the background of your video first modern 16 by 9 so I'm going to I'm not going to disable call-out effects or zooming pan speed reduce because I'm I don't really mind the size of the video it never gets too big for me to upload then I hit next and that is basically all you have to do for the HD quality now if you do want to include a watermark like you may see at the top right hand corner of this page just in options and I already showed you guys how to make a watermark now you can just choose how big or small horizontal anything you want about your watermark and just get your watermark from clicking this little open icon here so that's where you get it and then you just hit finish when you're done I'm going to hit cancel because I don't want to destroy anything and now whenever you want to include a video in HD you go to produce produce video as and you select this 720p the YouTube HD format that you've just created just click on it hit next name it and I always like to uncheck the subfolders one so it just gives me the one MOV file hit next and it begins to produce so I'm gonna hit cancel because I don't want to just produce that random video but that is basically it so whenever you do upload another video to YouTube just go check out and they are my uploading videos in HD tutorial if you like and that will give you a better idea of how actually to upload the video and make sure you're uploading the HD video and not the original recording file and that's basically it so I hope you I helped you guys and um thanks for watching this tutorial if you have any other tutorial ideas for me or requests like this one then go ahead and subscribe to my page and send me a message and I will get back to it as soon as I can thanks for watching guys peace