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YouTube Vids are fuzzy?

Why are my vids I upload always poor quality? They are great on my computer but the quality really drops when I upload them. Is there a different format I should be using or is there some paid service you need to get better quality? My camera has a web mode function but it really did not make any difference. Others seem to have very nice quality but I aint one of them!

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Old 04-24-2011, 08:50 AM
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How long has it been since you put them up? They look awful right away then they recompile them later and get crisper.
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Youtube videos are compressed aggressively, to the point where I shied-away from watching anything there in earlier years. It's generally tolerable now but still annoying. Better quality is one reason I started using Vimeo.
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They have been up for a week. I know at first when they are being processed they can be bad but these are just not as sharp as others. The vid file was originally like 350mb and 5 min.
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Shoot in Hi-Def to begin with.
Here's a couple of my Hi-Def things. Choose 720 or 1080 and they look great.

Higgin's Dyno Run (1080p)


An Autocross run

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It may have been my video editor, I just took a video and uploaded it direct instead of thru the editor program and it was a lot more clear.

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