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Sony Vegas Pro 12 becomes blurry after uploading to youtube
Hello guys , first post in the forum so dont be harsh on me if i didnt something wrong >.<
ok so I have been recording those gameplays and everytime i upload it to youtube the quality is ruined and everything becomes blurry though on my pc it looks great !those are the settings im using :
https://oi58.tinypic.com/2j10hoy.jpg
https://oi61.tinypic.com/14u9uh0.jpg
https://oi57.tinypic.com/2w53ktj.jpg1920×1080
this is the video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BKvk5VkUwg&list=UUqZg75J23pe-pOy0NDvtAMQPlease help me find a solution because I actually like doing it 🙁
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First, Youtube/Vimeo re-encode everything you upload. If what you upload looks good and the result is not good there is probably nothing you can do. They encode to a somewhat low bitrate and fast detailed motion does not encode/compress well.
That said,
You project setting is 23.976 but you are rendering to 29.97. What is up with that? Why are you not rendering to your project setting?Personally I would not use x264vfw. Long GOP codecs do not work ideally in AVI containers. I also would not use single pass ABR mode for x264. Your 6Mbps bitrate is lower than Youtube recommends for 1080 uploads. If using x264vfw I would use crf or two pass mode.
https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/1722171?hl=enI would use the Mainconcept AVC or Sony AVC “Internet 1080p” templates and adjust as needed. Your project framerate for example and the audio bitrate maybe. Anywhere is the 10-12Mbps bitrate with the Vegas AVC encoders should probably be good enough for a Youtube re-encode. The Vegas AVC encoders are not as good as x264 but since Youtube is re-encoding just giving the Vegas AVC encoders a little more bitrate is good enough.
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Youtube is at fault there, Nothing much you can do.
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I tried the “internet 1080p” one
here is the result
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qegl_nvWdQA&list=UUqZg75J23pe-pOy0NDvtAMQ=/
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