Help with BitRate and options for rendering?

[BriggsWare97]

Hello, I have been trying to find a good balance for the quality of my videos and I cant seem to find anyway to make them look good?
First the recording software I use is perfect, nothing wrong with that.
But when it comes to rendering my edited videos and uploading them YouTube or my software seem to butcher the quality???
I use Movie Studios 13. I am using 60 FPS and a average bit rate of 22MB and the highest of 30.
here is the out come:
https/www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJnyRa6U3kg&feature=gp-n-y&google_comment_id=z121gvnxsyylfjcpe04ci1vzunn0g5nqx1s

any thoughts? feel free to ask away, and happy new year!

 

[thor220]

Did you compare your video pre-upload and after-upload? It could be YouTube's video compression.

 

[BriggsWare97]

Yes, The pre-Upload does looks fine, a little not as good but near perfect. so perfect. just YouTube beating the crap out of me? 😉

 

[thor220]

Yes, The pre-Upload does looks fine, a little not as good but near perfect. so perfect. just YouTube beating the crap out of me? 😉

Hm, yeah that's what it sounds like. I'm not entirely sure how YouTube handles their compression but there's really nothing you can do about that.

You might want to follow google's official recommendation on this one.

https/support.google.com/youtube/answer/1722171?hl=en

 

[BriggsWare97]

Okay thanks man! Happy New year!

 

[BriggsWare97]

Do you may be think because i am rendering it in such a high bitrate that YouTube is compressing it more???

 

[thor220]

Do you may be think because i am rendering it in such a high bitrate that YouTube is compressing it more???

That's highly likely. I would stick to the value they had in the link I put above (or around it). YouTube tries to target a certain file size depending on the length of your video. Increasing bit-rate will cause YouTube to increase compression.

 

[BriggsWare97]

Ahhhh right that explains it! I will upload a few tests! thanks!

 

[thor220]

You're going to want to play around with the bit-rate quite a bit to find the best compromise between quality and smoothness.