Video not as smooth on youtube

[Valentin37340980bafi]

Good afternoon,

I rendered through Adobe Premiere Pro a video which isn't as smooth when it's been uploaded on youtube as it originally is. Could anyone help me on how to keep the same smoothness ?

My render settings :

Format : H.264

Height image : Full HD (1080p)

Image Frequency : 300

Trame order : Progressive

Aspect : Square Pixels (1,0

Rendered to maximum resolution

Use maximum render quality

Temporal interpolate : Image sampler

Performance : Hardware Coding

Profile : High10

Level : 6.2

Colorimetric Space Export : REC. 809

Encode bitrate : VBR, 2 pass

Bitrate target : 197.29

Maximum bitrate : 208.79

To see the difference :

https://file.io/TBmJe7ivBpy2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sj9KJ7YuM8Q

Sorry for the content

[Averdahl]

I rendered through Adobe Premiere Pro a video which isn't as smooth when it's been uploaded on youtube as it originally is.

My render settings :

Image Frequency : 300

To see the difference :

https://file.io/TBmJe7ivBpy2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sj9KJ7YuM8Q

By @Valentin37340980bafi

I could not download the file from file.io to compare. ("The transfer you requested has been deleted.")

But it seems that you had a source file that was 300 fps and uploaded a 300 fps file to YouTube. When you uploaded that file  Youtube transcoded the file to 60 fps since that´s a video standard while 300 fps is not. So your 300 fps became 60 fps and thus not as smooth as you want since frame has been dropped.

I downloaded this video as well and it is 60 fps as well though it claims to be 300 fps: This is Warzone in 300 fps (youtube.com)

[Valentin37340980bafi]

Thank you for the reply. What I don't understand is that I see videos on youtube which seem equally as smooth as my original file. Like this one : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mpESjDmRu2s&t=76s

Strange xD.

[Averdahl]

What I don't understand is that I see videos on youtube which seem equally as smooth as my original file.

By @Valentin37340980bafi

Do you have a file to share? Without it it´s hard to give any solid tips.