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Videos get very pixelated.
Created 8th May 2014 @ 18:45
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When i upload videos to youtube they become pixelated while actual file is nice and smooth.
youtube compresses videos
i said it kinda wrong i want to get quality like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9eL7-1Bi5U&list=UUCJrm3UDh0faiDbEOu7X6_A i asked him whats settings he used and i used same ones as he said and i get video like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHolgePJrcI pixelated and blurry
its a private clip so ¯_(ツ)_/¯
really etf2l, still allowing double posts -_-
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honestly i cant see difference
i mean yes his video seems to be using bit more motion blur but when he is playing process (which has same colours like ur pro viduct) its just as bad
to me my video looks like a blurry mess while his frames are smoother he uses srcdemo 2 i used it too strange thing is that i made one clip very smooth and and blurry no idea what was diffrent.
https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/1722171?hl=en&ref_topic=2888648
Apart from that, Luke from extv said not enabling motion blur is a bad idea. I am disappointed every time I upload something to Youtube. It looks way crisper and more beautiful before it. But what can you do.
I think there’s multiple causes that make your video look a bit worse.
Bad color correction makes stuff a bit harder to see. Make sure you keep your levels in check (watch for over/underexposure and avoid white and black spots in your video).
You probably didn’t encode at high enough quality. Youtube re-encode’s so it’s better to give Youtube a high quality file. I’d say render at h.264 2-pass VBR with a desired bitrate of 10k with a max bitrate of 14K.
Also make sure you have enough motion blur samples and a 180 shutter speed in SrcDemo2.
Then there’s one more thing. Choppy demo playback. Try and play back your demo in slow motion (host_timescale 0.5 or 0.2), and see if the player models and their position jitter a lot. Some demo files and some pc configurations seem to suffer choppy demo playback a lot more than others.
What happens when your demo is choppy and you use motion blur: the frame samples used for the blurring aren’t postional/time consistent with every “actual” (newest) frame, which creates an aura of blurriness around everything.
So to summarize:
– Fix your colors/levels
– Encode at high quality. Use 2-pass encoding.
– Make sure your blur/frameblend settings are optimal.
– Check if your demo playback is choppy/jittery and if it is, try to fix it (I have no idea how, my demos are always terribly choppy and I have never been able to fix it)
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