Youtube Render looking very poor despite high settings

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October 24, 2021
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Link to youtube video: https://youtu.be/qaNtl0jOIeU

If you observe the video at 0:04 and after 0:05, you can see that it magically sharpens a certain part of the video as shown here:

I want to know what is happening here? Can you guys help? Why this is weird switch in sharpness happening after 0:04 mark? This video was rendered using Media Encoder (h264, 1440p, tried using 16-25-45 bitrate, but this 'switch' keeps on happening).

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Correct answer JonJackson500

Nature of the codec: it became sharp because that's when the displayed frame was an I(ntra)-frame or B-frame.

It was blurry due to lower resolution/bitrate from YouTube & the "drawing" images were P(redictive)-frames.It still happens on the 1080p version, but you don't notice it because it's higher resolution & allowed a higher qulaity bitrate.

Ann Bens

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Looks fine to me. You need to give YT time to complete the encoding.

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Veereign5FCEAuthor

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It was uploaded quite a while ago. If you set it at 480p, you can notice the difference - the blurry part becomes sharp after 0:004 mark.

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JonJackson500Correct answer

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Nature of the codec: it became sharp because that's when the displayed frame was an I(ntra)-frame or B-frame.

It was blurry due to lower resolution/bitrate from YouTube & the "drawing" images were P(redictive)-frames.It still happens on the 1080p version, but you don't notice it because it's higher resolution & allowed a higher qulaity bitrate.

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