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May 20, 2023
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Export to YouTube Not High Quality

  • May 20, 2023
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https://youtu.be/dhkl0rDBMAU

 

I just completed this video. It is my first lyric video so I want to get the kinks worked out in this one before I move to the next one. My biggest issue is with the text which is all pixelated. Plus, the photos from Adobe Stock Images are definitely not as sharp as they should be. Some of the photos I used are from the client and were not shot at Hi-Res, so those are the exceptions. All of the other photos and graphics are included in various Mogrt's that I used or came from Adobe Stock Images. I'm not sure what I missed in the settings when I exported it, but I need the overall video to be sharp and crisp and the text to not be pixelated. Any advice would be appreciated.

    Correct answer Sami Succar

    There's your issue, the source is way too small, only 640x400 that you're trying to ouput to 1920x1080.

     

    Go back to your timeline, go to Sequence > Sequence Settings, and adjust its size to 1920x1080. Bear in mind that you'll need to double check all your footage and graphics after you do that. Once you're done, you can now export again, and it should be alright.

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    Jack_robert3730
    Participating Frequently
    January 8, 2025

    you can use https://theyoutubepremiumapk.com/ for quality and premium watch

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    Sami Succar
    Inspiring
    May 21, 2023

    Yeah, the video on YouTube has a very low resolution. Please share a screenshot of your sequence settings and your export settings so we can better assist you.

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    TMAINCAuthor
    Participating Frequently
    May 21, 2023

    Thanks so much for your feedback! I really appreciate your help. Let me know if I'm missing a screenshot of anything you need.

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    Sami SuccarCorrect answer
    Inspiring
    May 21, 2023

    There's your issue, the source is way too small, only 640x400 that you're trying to ouput to 1920x1080.

     

    Go back to your timeline, go to Sequence > Sequence Settings, and adjust its size to 1920x1080. Bear in mind that you'll need to double check all your footage and graphics after you do that. Once you're done, you can now export again, and it should be alright.

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