I've been using NVIDIA ShadowPlay recently to record my gameplay while playing games such as Overwatch and I've been trying to upload it to YouTube. I'm using the ShadowPlay Instant Replay feature settings of "In-Game" resolution and 60fps at 50 bits. I don't receive any performance issues while recording, and the video on my computer I see as a result is beautiful. Once I've ran it through Windows Movie Maker to edit however and posted it to YouTube, the final quality of the video on YouTube is nowhere near what it was as a local file. (For the record I tried uploading a video without putting it through WMM and the issue remained the same)
The resolution of the video seems to the be same, it isn't necessarily that the image is blurry, but the video doesn't look to even be showing 60fps gameplay despite my playing at 70+, and the local file looking beautifully smooth. I have both an HDD and an SSD on my computer, and I'm currently recording on the SSD and outputting to the HDD. I'm relatively new to all this, any tips or thoughts as to why the quality deteriorates so much from local file to it's YouTube state and comments on what I can do to resolve the issue? I know other people have been able to over come this issue as some people have the quality of video that I see on my local files on YouTube. I'd like to reach that point.
Example of a video recorded at 1080p and 70fps ingame, which clearly doesn't look to be even 60fps in the recording:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eK5Pqkrk5rk
Thanks in advance.
The resolution of the video seems to the be same, it isn't necessarily that the image is blurry, but the video doesn't look to even be showing 60fps gameplay despite my playing at 70+, and the local file looking beautifully smooth. I have both an HDD and an SSD on my computer, and I'm currently recording on the SSD and outputting to the HDD. I'm relatively new to all this, any tips or thoughts as to why the quality deteriorates so much from local file to it's YouTube state and comments on what I can do to resolve the issue? I know other people have been able to over come this issue as some people have the quality of video that I see on my local files on YouTube. I'd like to reach that point.
Example of a video recorded at 1080p and 70fps ingame, which clearly doesn't look to be even 60fps in the recording:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eK5Pqkrk5rk
Thanks in advance.