Low quality on instagram post

Hey All,

 What about the thread given below:

https://community.adobe.com/t5/using-the-community-discussions/what-is-using-the-community-used-for-instastool

I think it will be more useful thread.

Thanks

You have to check the video standards and formats help files for all social media platforms from YouTube to Instagram and follow their guidelines. If you give them a file that is the wrong size, format, frame rate, or has some other custom setting you have used their software will get out the biggest sledgehammer they can find and beat your file into the right format. This always gives you a lower quality final result than you would get if you just followed the guidelines.

The other thing you have to do is wait for the provider ro complete their processing of the video. The minute your upload is viewable, only the lowest resolution and lowest bit rate version of your video has been created. You have to wait for them to process the highest quality version of your video that they will deliver. If you were to upload a 30 minute, 60 fps, 4K video to YouTube that fit their standard, the 320p 30fps version would be available right away, but it make take YouTube an hour to be ready to deliver the 4K version and only if the user has an extremely high bandwidth connection and chooses the best quality will they see the recompressed 4K high frame rate version of your video. That's just how it work.

Not sure what you expect. All online services recompress video to save storage and transfer bandwidth which already will decrease quality and your video on top of it has all the trimmings of a "bad" unsuitable video for that sort of thing - thin, perpendicular lines that already flicker like crazy in the source, harsh black/ white contrast that messes with the compression and so on. There's really no way around this. You just have to accept those limitations or use a compeltely different design.

Mylenium

Moving thread to the After Effects forum from Using the Community