Unfortunately, Adobe has yet to build 4K presets into the standard YouTube or other end use categories of presets. One of the things I like about Adobe Premiere Pro and Media Encoder is the built-in presets for matching your footage for a variety of uses after outputting the file. mp4 file using an H.264 codec, which should be configured as follows: For standard quality 4K footage, YouTube recommends 35-45Mbps bit rate in a. YouTube has a page dedicated to advanced encoding settings for your video files, which include settings for 4K videos. If you happen to shoot in true 4K, you’ll be scaling that 4096 x 2160 (a 17:9 ratio) into YouTube’s 4K window and end up with letterbox footage. This is a 16×9 format that will match the output of most of the 4K cameras on the market today. YouTube will display up to 3840 x 2160 video footage, which is commonly referred to as UHD or 4K UHD.

For those new to 4K video (including yours truly), I wanted to take a few minutes and break down what I have learned about exporting 4K video using Adobe Premiere Pro CC and share some presets that I created for exporting 4K footage for YouTube 4K delivery. I have lots of good things to say about it and will have plenty more sample video along the way. The Panasonic GH4 is the first 4K camera I have tested.

Downloading 4k videos on youtube