Setting up a 60 FPS video

[LDClaudius]

Now I heard news that Youtube have successfully setup a 60 FPS for most videos on video games recording. I thought I wanted to take an excellent opportunity for me to experiment uploading a video at 60 FPS instead of the 30 FPS videos I been regularly uploading a couple months ago. I tried to made some modification of my videos on rendering using render, but I still can't get it to upload at 60 FPS. Got any ideas how I can get my video to upload at 60 FPS?

In case anybody ask about my recording load out. I used Fraps to record most of my games and my videos are rendered in .mp4 is Sony Movie Studio Platinum 12. I would appreciate if someone can give me details hot to get it to 60 FPS.

 

[Brodie]

Make sure that your settings on fraps are set to 60fps, then also render in 60fps. Upload the video and there you have it, you should have a nice smooth 60fps video

 

[FancyWeasel]

1. Make sure you record in 60FPS at least
2. For rendering setting customize what you used until now and set the Frame rate to 60 (you know just, delete what's in here and type 60 there)
   
   

 

[LDClaudius]

Make sure that your settings on fraps are set to 60fps, then also render in 60fps. Upload the video and there you have it, you should have a nice smooth 60fps video

I did record my gameplay at around 60 FPS, but if I were to render my video using Sony Movie Studio Platinum 12. Is there any way I can render my video at 60 FPS?

 

[RedFox]

60FPS only works in HD and 4k so make sure you're viewing your video in 720p60HD or 1080p60HD, also if you right click and click stats for nerds it should say 1280x720@60 or 1920x1080@60.

 

[FancyWeasel]

I did record my gameplay at around 60 FPS, but if I were to render my video using Sony Movie Studio Platinum 12. Is there any way I can render my video at 60 FPS?

Yes there is. I just said it above your post. Just customize your render settings with setting the frame rate to 60FPS.

 

[Technomania]

the easy way is maxing out everything! if you do that it could take 1-2 hours (video time may vary) for a upload. i max it out and it worked out fine (just had to play more on my other computer/tablet/phone)

 

[RedFox]

the easy way is maxing out everything! if you do that it could take 1-2 hours (video time may vary) for a upload. i max it out and it worked out fine (just had to play more on my other computer/tablet/phone)

Max it out what? Your post makes no sense.

 

[Technomania]

Max it out what? Your post makes no sense.

your post does not help, why are you always on the offensive. when i mean max out everything it should be crystal clear that everything on games, recorder, and editing software should be max out.

 

[RedFox]

your post does not help, why are you always on the offensive. when i mean max out everything it should be crystal clear that everything on games, recorder, and editing software should be max out.

How was my post offensive? You said max but you were unclear of what to max, there is no point in using the max settings a recorder or editing software can do because YouTube compresses it quite allot.

The reason I give counter arguments to your posts is because all of them have been mis-informative. you simply don't know what you're talking about and simply bullshitting in hope of looking good. Know something before you give advice or don't give advice at all.