Tech - youtube video quality
I just want to ask what quality you guys upload to youtube? I understand yt will compress quality, but is there any does and don'ts?
I create several sorts of videos on my channel, but I hardly ever watch my own uploads. Yesterday I did watch my latest "screenshots folder" video, and I was quite disappointed with the quality compared to what I see on my local pc. These vids are very short, less than 3 minutes, and there is only screenshots - no moving pictures except from a few transitions. There is music, too. All in all I would expect a pictures vid to need less compression, and less quality loss. But no, it looked rather bad, so there must be a better way for me to extract/upload these vids. But how should it be done?
I use Filmora wondershare editor to edit and extract. I normally save with "best quality" but for these vids I sometimes do "better quality" because of reasons mentioned above.
Is there any way I should alter my videos more before uploading them? I don't expect top quality on youtube, but I've seen vids on there with much better quality than mine - almost the quality I see on my local computer. So how is that possible?
I create several sorts of videos on my channel, but I hardly ever watch my own uploads. Yesterday I did watch my latest "screenshots folder" video, and I was quite disappointed with the quality compared to what I see on my local pc. These vids are very short, less than 3 minutes, and there is only screenshots - no moving pictures except from a few transitions. There is music, too. All in all I would expect a pictures vid to need less compression, and less quality loss. But no, it looked rather bad, so there must be a better way for me to extract/upload these vids. But how should it be done?
I use Filmora wondershare editor to edit and extract. I normally save with "best quality" but for these vids I sometimes do "better quality" because of reasons mentioned above.
Is there any way I should alter my videos more before uploading them? I don't expect top quality on youtube, but I've seen vids on there with much better quality than mine - almost the quality I see on my local computer. So how is that possible?
