Youtube downgrades my video quality?

[Tritega]

Hey everyone!

Somehow my videos get downgraded on Youtube after I export them in 1080p 60fps and I upload them.

Anyone got a clue how to fix this?[DOUBLEPOST=1492895109,1492894731][/DOUBLEPOST]Before I edit my videos the quality is top notch but when I upload it the quality sucks.

 

[XXLRay]

YouTube re-encodes any uploaded video. There is no way to prevent this. The only way to better quality is to try which encoding options work best with you software or ask people whose quality you like for their setup.

 

[Tritega]

How do I change my encoding so the quality is better?[DOUBLEPOST=1492897293,1492896553][/DOUBLEPOST]

YouTube re-encodes any uploaded video. There is no way to prevent this. The only way to better quality is to try which encoding options work best with you software or ask people whose quality you like for their setup.

 

[Daisyah]

Ugh I have this problem too, its really annoying especially since it's not super high quality to begin with

 

[XXLRay]

How do I change my encoding so the quality is better?[

That depends on your editing software.

 

[Tritega]

That depends on your editing software.

Like I said before after I rendered it it shows perfect 1080P 60FPS but once I upload it to Youtube the quality gets downgraded so the problem lies with Youtube.

Also I am on a other PC and here it shows perfect 1080P 60FPS on Youtube? But on my PC it doesn't?

 

[Cvolton]

some people just render their videos in higher quality (I render mine in 4K, even though the original clips are all 1080p) for the bitrate improvement

 

[Tritega]

@Cvolton think 5.1 level render works aswell?

 

[Cvolton]

@Cvolton think 5.1 level render works aswell?

5.1? That's the audio quality, not the video quality, if I got you

 

[Tritega]

5.1? That's the audio quality, not the video quality, if I got you

No, in Adobe Premiere it basically renders more resoultion for instance you can choose 4.1 but it won't render 1080p choose 5.1 and it renders 2k