Lower resolution file exported at a higher resolution. Any benefit to image quality?

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Just wanted to confirm that there's no reason to encode, say, a 16 Mbps file at 20 Mbps, both H.264 codecs with MP4 wrappers.  In fact, would it end up degrading the image a little or just have no effect but give you a larger file when there's no benefit to the file being a little larger than the original?

gupta shivangi · Answer

Hi there,That's an interesting question. However, increasing the size does not always mean increasing the resolution. It is important to know that when we increase a video resolution, there is a huge chance that the picture quality may decrease or in other words, you may get blurry output.Does that answer your question? Let us know.Thanks,Shivangi

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