Videos don't look as good on 360p

SamaJaffa

SamaJaffa

Just some E[PIC]nglish guy
I use an Elgato to record my gameplay and use Final Cut Pro X to render my videos but I feel like my videos don't look good on 360p compared to other videos with the Elgato which look better in my eyes. Is there something wrong with my render settings (I will leave a screen cap) or am I just talking complete rubbish? XD
 

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I use Final Cut Pro X on my Stick Figure Animations and they look just fine to me (well that because I always watch 'em in 720p). :P

your videos look just fine, if you want your audience to watch it in good quality just leave an annotation saying "watch it in HD."
or you can just adjust your video codec (export) settings to H.264
 
Epic Micheal said:
I use Final Cut Pro X on my Stick Figure Animations and they look just fine to me (well that because I always watch 'em in 720p). :p

your videos look just fine, if you want your audience to watch it in good quality just leave an annotation saying "watch it in HD."
or you can just adjust your video codec (export) settings to H.264
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I do export it in H.264. I might be slightly delusional or something XD but yeah, I'll leave it how it is. Thanks for the help! :D
 
i used to have a 1080p camera. but it was really a 360p. but it claimed to be 1080p on youtube for some reason.

this year for christmas i got a actual 1080 p camera. i hope it works out :)
 
MrLilmar said:
Just render it in 1080p because 360 is not good anyway.
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I render in 720p but what I was trying to say was that my videos weren't as clear on 360p when playing on YT compared to others who use the same game capture device as me. 1080p is a waste because it just takes longer to render and upload as well as it increases the file size. 720p is the best imo :)
 
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