Why are my HD videos not uploading to YouTube in HD?
In general, there are several factors that affect you upload video on YouTube, video formats, size, frame rate etc. YouTube video uploading rules has changed in 2015, which now easily accepts 8K and 4K resolutions and file sizes of 2GB, compared with 100MB in the past, supports 8 video formats for uploading, covering MOV, MP4, AVI, WMV, FLV, 3GP, MPEGPS and WebM, and allows videos less than 15 minutes. Yet your recorded HD videos from iMovie are usually beyond the mark. Thus you need take some measures to make them up to standard. For example, transcode the HD video to YouTube compatible file type such as MP4; Trim video files into shorter 15 min sections; Adjust the video parameters of the video to more adapt to YouTube. This article helps to fix YouTube 2160p/1080p/720p video uploading problems in special way.
YouTube destroying my videos?
Probably because your video is too big. You can only upload videos with a size up to 2GB. If you want to be able to upload to 20GB you need to use IE with silverlight, Firefox or Google Chrome (if they have the latest updates).
On Adobe after effects, my videos appear pixelated, even on highest (full) quality. What do i do?
Your output resolution is much larger than your original material. You should output at a comparable resolution. You are basically blowing up your source material to a larger size. You didn't say what the resolution was (only your source material). You can't expect your 8 x 10 to look great if the output resolution is 24 x 30. In the main panel make sure your resolution is set for 100% to see how your source material compares to the comp size.
Why do my videos become poor quality when I upload them on Instagram?
Instagram often auto compresses your video to a smaller size when uploading, thus to save the bandwidth and make the uploaded video load faster.Besides, just like YouTube or Facebook, Instagram also puts some limits on the uploading video. Only when your video meets the Instagram posting requirements, it can be uploaded smoothly and may keep the best quality. Check Instagram video upload requirements below.Instagram Video Length: In 2016, Instagram increased the 15-second video limit to 60 seconds. Users can only upload 3-60 seconds video to Instagram. While for Instragram Stories, the video length is limited to 3-15 seconds.Video Format: MP4 | Video Codec: H.264 | Audio Codec: AAC | Video Resolution: Maximum width 1080 pixels | Frame Rate: Max 30fps | Bit Rate: Up to 7500 kbps |Video File Size: Lower than 4GB | Aspect Ratio: 1.91:1 (max), 4:5 (minimum)How to Cut/Trim/Split/Edit/Convert/Compress Video for Uploading to Instagram
What is the solution for the problem of a pixelated upload on YouTube even if the video is a well made one with HD quality?
I talk directly i will not explain to much here are the reasons why this is happeaning.ReasonsMake sure you edited video properly and imported it in Hight quality (may be your product has fault)Make sure to watch your own video in youtube in high quality some times we watch it in low quality and thinks its an error so check it.Good Network some times Network problem can occur in this case videos are uploaded but not properly.Make sure this when we take image from any high resolution device to small resolution device it affects it.Other reasons you can find out in google formsOrStudy Read and Educate
Why are YouTube-Videos out of synch so often?
Video streams are quite complex beast so no single answer exist. Probably all of your suggestions are right.YouTube uses progressive download method for sending the video to the browser. So most problems are caused by the browser, because is has a slow connection or bad flash version or whatever reason.But it can also be because the specific codecs used in the video submitted to YouTube have not been understood well by their Transcoding servers. If that happens not only sound might be unsync, other thing can happen like pixelation. In such cases I recommend to upload again the video.If you want to avoid problems upload in H.264 format ... although YouTube "eats" practically all formats.
Can I stream video games on twitch when my internet upload speed is 191.2 kbps?
No you need atleast 1700kbps to stream without noticeable lag at your current speed you couldnt even keep a stream going longer than 2-6 seconds
How do I upload to Instagram without ruining an iPhone video quality?
All online video sites reduce your video quality to their choice of resolution and bitrate. Instagram limits resolution to 1920 × 1080. It also limits uploads to 4GB and 60 seconds. And it doesn’t necessarily store video at even this resolution. And it’s displayed at even lower resolutions. One source claims it’s 600 × 336 for mobile devices, 1200 × 673 for larger devices in landscape mode, and 481 x 599 for vertical video. Of course, if they’re storing at or near full resolution, that might eventually improve.This should be no surprise. After all, Instagram limits photos to about 1080 × 1080 resolution — 1 megapixel — even today in 2018. It will downrez your image to that, and last I heard, the actual image displayed, even on a PC, is 600 × 600, though perhaps that will change in the future. That’s their choice, made based on the notion that most people will be viewing Instagram on phones, and most of the uploaded images are considered “disposable”, like selfies. Not great art.Do keep in mind that Instagram is all about the phone. They know that many users are streaming over cellular, and most without unlimited data. So it would likely be an unpopular move to all-of-a-sudden start streaming 3x or 5x as much data, just for a higher quality video that most people wouldn’t care about or even notice.Even real video sites like YouTube and Vimeo will not necessarily keep your original quality. Take YouTube, for example. Google wants to stream in VP9 where possible, since that’s their video format, and an improvement over the AVC that most things use today. When you upload, they analyze the quality of your video, decide how high a resolution is worthwhile, and transcode to that and lower resolutions, since they have to serve all sorts of devices: PCs, mobile, televisions and STBs, etc.Bottom line: upload in high quality, but don’t expect anything more than you’re getting from Instagram. If you want better quality video, use a real video streaming site willing to store higher quality versions of your video. If you want better photo quality, likewise, use a photo site like 500px or flickr that will store higher quality images.