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Photostage pixelating video software#

It affect only some people as those people provide source which is beyond codec capabilities (YT encoding profile force codec to do this kind of things) - why this happen - many reasons - generally video has to complex structure and bitrate can't be reduced without sacrificing quality. The question it's still the same, why this problem only affects some people ? I've tried 4K and it helps but it doesn't fix it.

Photostage pixelating video 1080p#

The question it's still the same, why this problem only affects some people ?Īnother video of this game (not mine), the Youtube's bitrate at 1080p isn't enough for this content but at least it doesn't suffer the 'macroblocking burst' i get on my videos every 5 seconds, the quality is more constant: Try 4k - on YT for HD there is average 5Mbps where for 4k average is 20Mbps.

Photostage pixelating video mp4#

YT deliver stream based on user selection - uploading fake 4k (resized HD) may give you chance to go for higher bitrate (up to 20Mbps) with spatial and temporal blur (introduced in preprocessing) it may be sufficient to reduced visibility of pumping - people can view video with HD.Ĭode: -threads %NUMBER_OF_PROCESSORS%*1.5 -i %1 -c:v libx264 -preset veryfast -tune animation -profile:v high -x264opts %x264opts% -x264-params %x264opts% -vf 'hqdn3d=8:8:32:32,xbr=%xbrsize%,scale=iw/2:-2:sws_flags=spline:sws_dither=a_dither,format='pix_fmts=yuv420p' -movflags faststart -y -f mp4 %1_YT.mp4 It will be difficult to do something more radical than above without sacrificing resolution and quality (only blurring can help). Why this is visible from 2014 - perhaps because YT switched to new codecs (VP9) and start using new codec settings (such as B frames - I frame in your case have size 139.227539 Kibyte where next B frame is size 169 byte i.e. introduce special preprocessing to allow codec to not use high q values). Visibility of problem can be reduced only (from your side) by reducing picture complexity (i.e. Or in other words - this game provide very sharp, detailed (complex) video and codec is overloaded (is only able to raise q factor as high as possible i.e. Well - because codec is not able to deliver particular quality (low q size) within required bitrate (this is limit from YT).

Resizing to 4K helps but it doesn't fix it and not some many people can run a 4K video. I uploading the same kind of videos since i can't remember but i'm having this problem since 2014. 'best_effort_timestamp_time': '0:00:05.333333',Īnd why only affect to few people (recording a video from the SAME videogame) ? Video recorded with Playstation 4 share optionĪnd i also saw this problem on some other's videos on Youtube. Video recorded with Nvidia's Shadowplay or Dxtory.

Photostage pixelating video install#

Uploaded from a fresh install of Windows 7 Uploaded from Windows 8.1 instead of Windows 7 Recorded the video with the Avermedia LGP capture card and upload without re-encoding (1080p 30fps 60mb/s) Uploaded a compressed video with XVID or x264 (with Sony Vegas), low and high bitrates Uploaded a lossless encoded video (Fraps and Lagarith codecs for example) My internet speed isn't a problem, i'm using optical fiber 100/10MB. I think i've tested everything but i still don't know why this happens and ruins my videos. Screenshot of the video from Youtube (previously downloaded with Jdownloader) Original video (1.2GB), the same i've uploaded to Youtube:

Photostage pixelating video software#

Small example, it was recorded with Fraps software and uploaded without re-encoding. The first pixel 'party' starts at 5 o 6 seconds from the beginning. Every video i upload to Youtube has this problem, when i play them i see the image with huge macroblocks every 5 seconds.