How To Defeat YouTubes Awful Compression | Tips For Uploading Your Videos
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- This is how I export videos to upload on UA-cam. My way is not the only way, nor the absolute way. I wanted to share my process for achieving the highest possible quality on UA-cam that I can get! If you have any questions please drop them below! :)
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Thanks for the video! Anything I can do to get better quality!
So to summarize whole video, "use 422 LT prores" .... that does not help, I even exported IN 422 HQ, still poor quality when uploaded
You have very kind eyes, my friend.
can I monetize my channel by uploading 4k drone footage from Mavic 2 pro
This is a lifesaver!
Thanks!
Thanks
Hmmm ... ProRes is 10-bit (inching slightly into HDR territory). Unfortunately, computers, graphics cards, monitors, and TVs are still mostly 8-bit (including all of my own systems). Once HDR is more commonplace, I will move to HDR in my uploads. Until then, I will work to make 8-bit video look as good as possible and stick with uploading 8-bit MP4s.
Ken, I see your point but I have done the tests and have seen the difference. Especially on big 4K monitors or TVs.
@@NickBrengle I'll give it a try.
will def try out pro res
Thanks for the info. One thing that stood out to me is that you're able to get grain in your uploads; I've played with various sizes and intensity of grain added in post but it always seems like UA-cam processing includes a denoise step which cleans it all up. Any tips?
Thanks! I think with grain you just have to make sure it’s made specifically for your aspect ratio and export in a prores format. But Dehancer is amazing.
@@NickBrengle do you have any idea about how to re-encode videos for youtube?
For my part, I wonder how everyone manages to succeed 😅 I watched hours and hours of videos! Including this one! And whether I export my video which is encoded in 1080p 60fps in 1440p or in 4k the quality of the video once exported on UA-cam does not change! See even getting worse! For my part, I record my games with obs studio but I really don't know how to go about it in terms of throughput and export settings. If someone has the solution, it would help me a lot! I've been on it for over a year 😭 Thanks in advance !
You don't need to go above 360p or 720p while recording. Make it simple for yourself. The higher the resolution. The more data you need for quality. The higher resolution, the longer it takes to upload on UA-cam. Just stick with a 16:9 resolution. 360p will fit on a 4k TV. 720p will fit on a 4k TV. 1080p will fit on a 4k screen. Now to help eliminate some of that data to upload on UA-cam much faster. Use a app called handbreak. This will compress your videos to help upload faster. If you wanna use 360p as a main resolution. You can sharpen up the quality or you could upscale with handbreak as well if that's what you want. Basically you can record in 360p. Upscale and compress the footage, then quickly upload. I'm just giving some suggestions. You don't have to listen. 360p or 720p is what I stick with. They both fit on 4k TVs. Fix the quality with handbreak app.
@@100Bucks I will try all of this thanks !
@@hiversam Handbreak does a really great job at sharpening bad quality videos. If you wanna use your native 640x360 video and "not upscale" at all. Use the settings. "Sharpen/Stronger" and place "RF" all the way to the right side. After you render the video, you will see every detail in crappy 640x360 like it's not even 360p. That's how good the sharpening tool is.
@@100Bucks I think I will try 720p because my records have a lot of movements
@@hiversam Here's a demo of a small resolution being upscaled to 720p. Original recording was 624x351 with a bitrate of 1500 to save on hard drive space. Really bad resolution. Then it's upscaled to 720p with Hand Break and the sharpening options. Watch in 720p
ua-cam.com/video/pdNOPpnNDzY/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared
I wish UA-cam supported h.265 more universally
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get to the point quicker man
No.
@@NickBrengledang
He don't get paid for short videos. Really needs to be over 8min long.
@@NickBrengle best response
You can fast foward lol
I don't understand why you don't just export from davinci as the final file? Do you color grade first and then edit in final cut?
Right on! Nice style. Breath of fresh air from the overhyped, fast talking BS on YT these days lol. Just a down to earth dude making good quality stuff and a whole lotta sense while being chill.
Thanks Nick! Appreciate the kind words!
@@NickBrengle Sure thing! Best of luck to you.
Hi! I'm on Win7 with Premiere Pro 2019. It allows to export HEVC in MP4. My experience with 10-bit MOV file uploaded to my youtube channel was a kind of "dissapointing". UA-cam just smashes it to 8-bit format and it looks horrible. What's the best settings for Win users?
That’s a great question, unfortunately I haven’t used a windows machine since the 90s. 😂😎
Increase the bitrate, double it and see...
Waqas Qazi made a comprehensive comparison. From Resolve, deliver as H.264 „Master“. Way higher bitrates than YT recommendations, no banding, and most grain is preserved.
@@AxelGizmo What it's the title of the video ?
I feel if UA-cam gives us the option of ProRes, there is no reason for us RAW shooters to not always utilize this. Its like people make sure they get a "raw" capable camera, but then want to be able to upload it in 5 minutes. I shoot with the Canon R5 C. 8k Raw is incredible, and I would be crazy if I uploaded anything less than 422 or at least 422 LT. Great video....
Hi brother when I export my final graded footage in prores422 format in premiere pro footage over saturated if I export h.264 it looks fine but prores422 creating saturated images how can I export prores 422 format without over saturate
You'll need to look at your color management and where the color changes from export to file, etc.
hello, it was a beautiful video , if I want for start hire people to make Faceless UA-cam video for me and I only want to manage it and only upload it to youtube, where to find YT makers and how do I make sure people I hire they do obey youtube guideline and copyrights when they send the video to me, also for uploading what desk top computer I need,
I will learn later how to do it myself
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Upload in 4k and youtube compressed in a very low quality video
A bit of feedback - the background noise in the video is making it unwatchable for me.
video starts at 2:42
No, the video actually starts at :00 😎
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Haha, no
This is a waste of time because I checked your video stats, and the codec and compression is like everyone else, UA-cam won't change it. It doesn't matter how high you go, best way is to avoid post processing on youtube if you already processed the video, just follow the youtube recommendation and you will avoid post processing up to the quality recommended. If fact, if you go higher, youtube will applied a VBR processing that might end in a worst result. Your 1080p for instance is just 2247k of bitrate, pretty low.
I respectfully disagree. I’ve done the tests and uploaded different file types and codecs. It does make a difference absolutely when uploading in a prores format to stay as close to your original codec as possible.
Different audio files also make a huge difference. Flac sounds way better then 320 mp3
man?, are you one of the voice actors in "ielts listening exams?"
haha, no not me.
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Thanks ! Glad I found your channel !
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I have a question that may not be related but may be a little related. we made videos through canva which is, if 5 minutes it's size is about 800 mbs, so how can we compress that without losing its
quality?
Unfortunately, I would think that Canva only allows certain render codecs, unlike resolve or similar editing software that gives you the options to keep it as HQ as possible.
@@NickBrengle then any alternative?
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My 4k video is playing in 360 and 480. What am i doing wrong. Im using an iPhone to record
I heard there's a setting by default that makes it not upload in 4k but that would make it 1080p so there's a possibility your not actually recording in 4k
Good luck and let me know how it goes
Great video 👍
Thanks for the great video! Also interesting to see how you use bot FCPX & DaVince. I'm pretty new to video and was wondering what software would you advice to start with, Final Cut or DaVince?
Thanks bro
Any advice for fpv in the forest ? Thanks.
What about MKV and AVI?
I would stay away from those on UA-cam. Stick with ProRes :)
@@NickBrengle Not everyone has a camera... I was asking as I screen record and want the highest bitrate and quality on YT. Thanks.
@@Broth3rzhmm I still have think if you can convert any footage to pro res to edit and then export in will be best.
Thanks man!
Great work man...keep em coming
Thank you.
I have a 1GB/s fiber connection and since I've had that I've been uploading ProRes exports to UA-cam. The quality is good, though I have recently been comparing against FCP's UA-cam preset and it is hard to tell the difference. I think the ProRes uploads take longer to process by UA-cam but I don't have hard stats on that. I'm considering just uploading with the UA-cam preset but I need to run some tests...
In my opinion if you have grain and a lot of color contrast it has made a difference to upload in prores and not through FCP preset.
here you go!
Thank you very much :)
Thanks 🙏
Great Vid. Unfortunately, Google/UA-cam WILL take your video and do the same thing with their settings. There is no beating it. If you use their recommended settings, you reduce upload time and processing time. So, you should use their recommended settings.
where can i read those "recommended settings"
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Ur Works Are Awesome Nice Explanation, Expecting Instagram High-quality Settings Soon Thnxs.
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get to to the point faster pls
@@alyzayed4611 No
Bro,,u recording this video using 4k or Fhd?
Recorded in 6K raw and rendered out for youtube in 4K ProRes
*you
banding? of course there is banding , just have a look at 03:52, the brownish background, horrible banding
There really isn’t any banding, but maybe it’s your buffer.
@@NickBrengle giganet, unlikely
@@petrub27 gotcha. Well there isn’t any banding at all. Thanks though
@@NickBrengle I mean if you watch on 1080p there is a little bit, but bumping it to 4k eliminates it completely. These people got to understand there is no way to completely get rid of all compression artifacts on UA-cam
There is no banding showing on my Eizo calibrated grading monitor, so more likely the way your screen is handling 8bit 4:2:0 footage.
lol all advice about prores but even this video is crap with artefacts inside 😂
I’m sorry you feel the need to bring negativity to something positive. There aren’t any artifacts to speak of, you might have to see about which settings your screen is that you’re viewing this on. Be kind
@@NickBrengle im sorry but making a video about awful compression and then in the entire shot i see compression artefacts above your head in the scene is kinda funny. you might not see it, but im into this for a long time already
@@kllaskas810 you can have your opinion, I respect that. Take it easy bud.
@@NickBrengle Your video looks fine bro. This is one of the best quality videos I've seen in a minute. Even at lower resolutions like 480p it still looks solid, blurry, but solid. Of course there's going to be *some* compression artifacts you're uploading to youtube. No reason to nitpick lol
@@kllaskas810
I'm more of a gamer, so I get most of my footage either from my PS4 or from Xbox Gamebar... how would I deal with UA-cam compression from a PlayStation 4?
Yikes. I don’t know. 🫣
@@NickBrengle Sigh.
The best thing I can manage is to crop some video captures, put 'em on a USB stick and upload them some other way.
Who's "we"?