[Tj Reis]

Well I found what was causing my video to blue after rendering. I use fraps to record gameplay. I have 3 monitors so I put the game in window mode instead of full screen. By being in window mode my comp said 1920×1058 and I kept changing it to 1920×1080 so that is was caused my blur after render. I changed it to windowed(full screen) mode in the game settings and when I imported video into AE it said 1920×1080 🙂 so that was an easy mistake that took me for ever to solve lol.

[Tj Reis]

I have the same problem as you and my PC spec are:
i7 4770k
Gtx 780 GPU
32gb ram
3ssd
2hard drives
Water cooled system
So doubt its a PC problem.

I saw a youtube video with someone having the same problem and he said to render in after effects as lossless which shouldn’t take away quality. Than import into adobe media encoder and compress there.

Video: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=J_7C_5CoPt8

I’m not home to try it out but if you do please let me know in your thread.

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[Tj Reis]

Here is a sample rendered with adobe media encoder at 30fps with the YouTube preset.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LB2eTOUUfM

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[Tj Reis]

So I recorded 30FPS 10second video with a game capture program called fraps lastnight and its avi. When I finish recording I can watch the video and its perfect 1080p no blur just crystal clear.

I followed soo many peoples advice and it just comes out not in perfect 1080p quality.. there is always a little blur and its definitely not crystal clear.

I read a few people had the same problem and they said to render the video in after effects as lossless.. then take that rendered video and compress it with adobe media encoder. I’m trying to get this uploaded on YouTube in perfect quality. I know people on YouTube that do the same thing as I do but their video is 100% crystal cleat at 1080p on YouTube its just amazing and I can’t settle with less.