konisbored
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Do you want to try encoding using VBR, or variable bitrate instead? It usually solves pixelation problems.
YouTube pixelation problem! HELP!!
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cookiemagnus
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Tryed it, and it's exacly the same as a constant 10.000.000 bps video, no matter what the VBR's are...[DOUBLEPOST=1413474258,1413470980][/DOUBLEPOST]bump[DOUBLEPOST=1413477482][/DOUBLEPOST]Bump[DOUBLEPOST=1413481354][/DOUBLEPOST]bump
konisbored
YTtalk's Anti-Boredom Youtuber
Please stop bumping...I believe it's against the rules...
Uh, I'm kinda at my wit's end. Maybe you can either use a different container format instead of MP4, use something besides Vegas Pro, or update your Flash player. That's honestly all I got.
vatiwah
I've Got It
Speculation, but I think higher bit rate = better quality/detail. Youtube's encoder is limited in what it can do. If you give a high quality/detail video for youtube to encode, it cannot keep up and it just craps out.
I tried over 200 different rendering permutations on both sony vegas and adobe premiere. MP4 containers, h264 encoder, wmv container, VBR, VBR2, CBR, 8mbps, 50 mbps, raw, different work paths (like using handbraek or axidemux), and various other settings.
There are some ways to mitigate it, but its not really worth it.
What container/encoder are you recording to and what recorder are you using?
I tried over 200 different rendering permutations on both sony vegas and adobe premiere. MP4 containers, h264 encoder, wmv container, VBR, VBR2, CBR, 8mbps, 50 mbps, raw, different work paths (like using handbraek or axidemux), and various other settings.
There are some ways to mitigate it, but its not really worth it.
What container/encoder are you recording to and what recorder are you using?
cookiemagnus
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I'm using Dxtory with Lagarith Lossless Codec with RGB (Default) on, looks soo amazing when played RAW, and it still looks amazing when i render it in .mp4 with 10.000.000 bps. I also tryed premiere pro and rendered it with H.264 (still .mp4) but still looks bad on youtube, and i also tryed to render it as a .wmv and its exacly the same.