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Sometimes it´s better to upscale a video with mixed resolution (1080p; 4K) | Sometimes it´s better to upscale a video with mixed resolution (1080p; 4K) | ||
Because YouTube will compress your video it´s better to start with a hight resolution and Bitrate. | Because YouTube will compress your video it´s better to start with a hight resolution and Bitrate. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:53, 29 August 2019
YouTube publishing/upload (Best Settings)
[edit]We do create cool videos, but sometimes once uploaded on YouTube they may look worse in terms of image quality. Here is a guideline what settings might help you to achieve better results:
Personal YouTube experience:
Sometimes it´s better to upscale a video with mixed resolution (1080p; 4K) Because YouTube will compress your video it´s better to start with a hight resolution and Bitrate.
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