Quote Originally Posted by Invisahealz View Post
Also the main vid is from his stream thats why not as high of quality, i did everything i could to remove the pixelation - rendered 6 times on 35,000,000Bps filter / 1080p-120i.
First of all, any codec that you're using to render this movie is lossy, so the more that you re-render it the more quality it actually loses. Also, taking a file that had a low bitrate and then re-encoding it at a higher bitrate does not magically restore the quality to a video file. Of course there are filters that each program has built-in that can help 'clean up' a video, but such a high bitrate is just a waste of time.

Second, it doesn't matter if you render at 35 Mbps or 4,000,000 Mbps because YouTube re-encodes whatever you upload to it and knocks it down to about 5 Mbps for videos that are 1080p.

I'm only saying this because you could have probably saved yourself a lot of time since you had to do this twice.

Happy movie making!