I agree , it doesn't really matter if you're uploading 1080p or 720p. What matters is the quality of your commentary and your video quality. Video Quality ≠ Video Resolution. You can have 1080p video resolution but if the quality is s**t and pixelated, people wouldn't like it.This will depend on your commentary quality. If you can speak well, but you don't have HD content, you will lose attention fast. I make videos at 720p, and commentate decently and have pretty high average view duration, but the views will lack unless you enhance them. A good combonation of both commentary and video quality is a good start
In my opinion, I dont think this would effect views as people who watch the video can only view the quality when watching the video.I think I saw it in a Derrel Eves video... he said that 1080p 60fps videos were more favoured by YouTube therefore get more views? What's your take? While I upload in 60fps, it usually takes twice as long to export.
Yes, i have that issue as well on occasion.1080 60fps is more of an annoyance to me, as my Internet is really rubbish so I have to take it down to 720p
I think I saw it in a Derrel Eves video... he said that 1080p 60fps videos were more favoured by YouTube therefore get more views? What's your take? While I upload in 60fps, it usually takes twice as long to export.