Laggy video for no reason

[Samvise]

Hello everyone
I use to record in fullhd with my gopro and my magic air at 60 fps

Just tell me why the video that I posts are laggy on YouTube
What should I do?
Check this out...
Don't know why the water lose details and also the sunset

Can someone teach me how?

 

[Crown]

Hello everyone
I use to record in fullhd with my gopro and my magic air at 60 fps

Just tell me why the video that I posts are laggy on YouTube
What should I do?
Check this out...
Don't know why the water lose details and also the sunset

Can someone teach me how?

Moved to the recording / editing / production / software / hardware forum.

Do you have problems watching other videos on YouTube? There are general lag issues at the moment with watching videos so it might not be a problem with your video.

 

[videoeditgr]

I was googling for about 5 minutes this damn "magic air"

guess you mean Mavic?
hahaha...
There are large files that both devices create.
Did you edited or just uploaded as you shot them?

 

[Samvise]

ops! yeah sorry

anyway, no, it has been edited, with this output:

 

[videoeditgr]

Very small picture, unreadable...

 

[Samvise]

 

[videoeditgr]

This is the best answer found:
From what others say give it time, it takes times processing video
to its original resolution for streaming original quality.

 

[Cephus]

Is this happening while rendering or is it something that you've already uploaded to YouTube? Because rendering takes a while, in my experience, at least 3x as long as the video is. A 10 minute video, depending on your hardware, will take at a minimum 30 minutes to render before you can view it full-screen or full-resolution. It gets worse if you're trying to render at high resolution. I know people who render in 4K who say it takes all night.

 

[Samvise]

GUYS

the video is great... on vlc

while on youtube is crappy
the problem is on youtube and i don't know what to do..

 

[videoeditgr]

takes times processing video

My apologies for not making it clear:

As I understand it it is Youtube itself that takes time processing video
to its original resolution for streaming it on original quality.
Same here, when uploading simple full HD (1920x1080)
videos initially as I check them look blurry but in time they get better.