Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.
I experimented the other day with shooting at 60fps 1080p at very low altitude (a couple of feet) to capture detail in trees, twigs and grasses etc.
It seems no matter how I render it, the Youtube compression is absolutely awful! I've tried many different bitrates and even reducing the fps but the detail is always lost and there is lots of blocking / artifacts once it's uploaded.
I'm quite a novice with video editing / rendering but have read up as best I can and just can't seem to get a decent result.. am I just expecting too much of Youtube or am I doing something very wrong?
Would I have been better shooting in 2.7k and downscaling?
Original recording data is 1920/1080 @ 59fps, bitrate 60001kbps. What would be the best rendering settings for Youtube?
I experimented the other day with shooting at 60fps 1080p at very low altitude (a couple of feet) to capture detail in trees, twigs and grasses etc.
It seems no matter how I render it, the Youtube compression is absolutely awful! I've tried many different bitrates and even reducing the fps but the detail is always lost and there is lots of blocking / artifacts once it's uploaded.
I'm quite a novice with video editing / rendering but have read up as best I can and just can't seem to get a decent result.. am I just expecting too much of Youtube or am I doing something very wrong?
Would I have been better shooting in 2.7k and downscaling?
Original recording data is 1920/1080 @ 59fps, bitrate 60001kbps. What would be the best rendering settings for Youtube?