(For my YouTube videos I personally use 75% for the video quality and 320kbps for the audio quality.) But those first two steps will have a much bigger impact than the production settings. then you can play with the settings in the production wizard. make sure that your canvas dimensions are at least 1080p make sure that the sources you are importing are at least 1080p So, to start, if your hope is to make a crisp-looking 1080p video: Similarly, cranking up the video quality in the production wizard will not improve the picture quality much if the original source is smaller than the video that you are hoping to make. Personally, I like to drag and drop my clips from my computer right into Camtasia. The first thing you’ll want to do is load all of your video footage into Camtasia.

But I dont like its loading time, It often used to take too much time while exporting a video, uploading a video on youtube, or doing sharing with Camtasia. Now, I’ll walk you through the exact process used to create a split screen video with Camtasia. I can edit video without hesitation of lagging problem. It is used by online teachers to capture and record their courses and by audiovisual content creators to record and edit their videos with professional finishes. Be sure to click Edit on each file to edit your video details. Note: You can upload up to 15 videos at a time. I can create an intro I want, simply by using Camtasia templates. Camtasia 2021 is one of the most used tools for creating online courses, screenshots, editing professional videos for promotional, advertisements, and explanatory videos. In the top-right corner, click CREATE Upload videos. You can export to a custom dimension larger than your canvas size (and make a 1080p MP4 from 720p sources) but it wouldn't buy you anything in terms of picture quality, it would just be a larger file. Each time Camtasia is going to help me a lot. If, for example, you start your project by importing a 720p video or by recording a 720p screen, then your canvas size will be 720p and when you export your MP4 will also be 720p.

Your canvas size is initially set by the first video you add to your timeline. It looks like, in your initial post, that the video you posted to YouTube may have been less than 1080p, which (if you were using the MP4 up to 1080p preset) indicates to me that your canvas size was probably less than 1080p. It's worth pointing out that the 'MP4 up to 1080p' production preset produces an mp4 of your canvas size, up to 1080p.

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