Youtube Uploading Issues.

[XAshKetchumX]

I'm just seriously done with Youtube. It's been pissing me off a lot and I just don't even understand anymore. I looked up all of the rendering settings people used, no avail. Now I tried increasing my bit rate but with no avail. I've tried uploading on SSL and on other browsers with no avail. I see nothing wrong with Sony Vegas Pro when I render it until when it comes to the point when my video is fully uploaded.
Here is the video. http/www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vRTrlcADHQ

But compared to the other popular youtubers like the Yogscast, their videos seems clear and why doesn't mines? Is Youtube being racist?
Also here are my rendering settings that I used for Sony Vegas Pro. http/prntscr.com/2vf5vy

Is there any solution into fixing this?

 

[pcgaming98]

I dont know about you but for me, the video quality looks good. Did you set the video to run from 720HD or 1080p HD in the video player settings?

 

[XAshKetchumX]

I dont know about you but for me, the video quality looks good. Did you set the video to run from 720HD or 1080p HD in the video player settings?

I did. To me it seemed like somewhat <lousy> looking. I thought the video would look crap to others if it were too look really bad to me. It's really noticeable if you play it in 1080p at fullscreen.

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[pcgaming98]

Did it, and it looked good, only at 1080p it lagged cause I'm on my low end 720p laptop at the moment.

 

[XAshKetchumX]

Did it, and it looked good, only at 1080p it lagged cause I'm on my low end 720p laptop at the moment.

That's strange, in my side of the view this is how the video looked to me when I played it on 1080p in fullscreen. http/prntscr.com/2vlu25

 

[kenrivers]

I looked at your render settings. Since you are using a Variable Bit Rate try using a two-pass instead of a single-pass to see if that makes a difference. With the two-pass method it will take a little while longer to render the video but should be worth the wait. If that fails, try using a Constant Bit Rate on that short clip. It will increase the file size but may be worth it if the quality is noticeably better.

 

[XAshKetchumX]

Putting it to 2 pass didn't work. Same result. http/www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDpluVbUnKI&feature=youtu.be

For Constant bit rate what should be the bit-rate?

 

[kenrivers]

This table - https/support.google.com/youtube/answer/1722171?hl=en - may help with that.