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08-03-2020 10:15 PM
Blurry to YouTube
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08-04-2020 10:25 AM
Re: Blurry to YouTube
[ New ]Hello @adventuremountain. How are you uploading your videos to YouTube (e.g. GoPro App, mobile app, web browser on your computer)?
I personally think that YouTube and other social media platforms' compression process is already beyond GoPro's control.
When uploading your video to Facebook/YouTube/Instagram, you might notice a loss in video quality. This is because these applications/platforms compress the video in the upload process. These platforms have their own requisites when it comes to uploading contents. I suggest to check on Facebook/YouTube/Instagram message boards or even with Facebook/YouTube/Instagram directly to get more specific details about this.
Check these threads as well. See if the resolutions will help you.
You may also see the recommended upload encoding settings by YouTube here.
Also, our users have experienced that uploading videos from a desktop computer gives higher quality than uploading from a mobile device. To do this, save the video to your computer. Once there, upload your video to Facebook or YouTube from your desktop computer for better quality.
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08-04-2020 10:25 AM
Re: Blurry to YouTube
[ New ]Hello @adventuremountain. How are you uploading your videos to YouTube (e.g. GoPro App, mobile app, web browser on your computer)?
I personally think that YouTube and other social media platforms' compression process is already beyond GoPro's control.
When uploading your video to Facebook/YouTube/Instagram, you might notice a loss in video quality. This is because these applications/platforms compress the video in the upload process. These platforms have their own requisites when it comes to uploading contents. I suggest to check on Facebook/YouTube/Instagram message boards or even with Facebook/YouTube/Instagram directly to get more specific details about this.
Check these threads as well. See if the resolutions will help you.
You may also see the recommended upload encoding settings by YouTube here.
Also, our users have experienced that uploading videos from a desktop computer gives higher quality than uploading from a mobile device. To do this, save the video to your computer. Once there, upload your video to Facebook or YouTube from your desktop computer for better quality.