This doesn't sound quite right because that translates to about 0.8 GB/hr for video. You stated that your source video is 1792 kbps.
It is a hardware based encoder that is optimized for speed, not quality, so that it doesn't drop frames. Then the phone encodes that video to a delivery format. The lighting is probably poor, and there is a ton of noise in your video. The end result is an encode that looks fantastic even at super low bitrates. Then they downsampled the beautiful footage they shot to HD resolution and carefully encoded that with very fine tuned settings for each scene. They had a focus puller so everything was sharp as a tack. It is like EVERY SINGLE FRAME of the video was shot with a DSLR camera. On the other hand, a very high quality youtube video of 720 p resolution of approximately 1 hour 15 minutes length has that file size.įirst, official music videos and trailers on youtube start from VERY HIGH QUALITY masters. It makes a 7-8 minute video of 1GB file size. I want the same settings for exporting my videos such that the quality is the highest and the file size is the lowest. The official music videos and trailers on youtube have a very sharp quality and a low file size. What should I do so that my final video is crisp? The source video has a bit rate of 1792 kbps and looks very sharp. The final video has 1920x1080 dimensions but the resolution i.e.
The sad part is, I am choosing bitrate of 3mbps and still the quality is low (gets pixelated at some points and has low resolution) of the final output of video.
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