Question / Help Recording Bad Quality

[Frogster]

Hi there person of the internet!

When I try to record Minecraft, it looks good on the preview. But then as soon I watch it, everything is extra pixely and blurry.

If you allow me, I will link to a video of it - this could be advertising though.

Any suggestions?

Many thanks,
Frogster.

 

[dping]

Hi there person of the internet!

When I try to record Minecraft, it looks good on the preview. But then as soon I watch it, everything is extra pixely and blurry.

If you allow me, I will link to a video of it - this could be advertising though.

Any suggestions?

Many thanks,
Frogster.

Best is to post your logfile:

more than likely you are using default settings with 1000 bitrate.

for local recordings in general, set buffer to 0 (which will unlock your bitrate for the quality/resolution you are using), uncheck CBR, and set the CPU preset to superfast.

Again, these are settings for local recording only!

 

[Frogster]

I guess this is it. I'm not sure if this is the correct recording, but I do believe it is at it is the latest one.

https://gist.github.com/cf8f795b21c9cc3c8069

 

[dping]

I guess this is it. I'm not sure if this is the correct recording, but I do believe it is at it is the latest one.

https://gist.github.com/cf8f795b21c9cc3c8069

Yup, what I said above and with those settings, you could probably raise your downscale to 720p. Also, dont use monitor capture, remove it. use game or window capture for best performance.

 

[Frogster]

Yup, what I said above and with those settings, you could probably raise your downscale to 720p. Also, dont use monitor capture, remove it. use game or window capture for best performance.

Your settings still give a blurry outcome.

http://imgur.com/KaPtnlM <--- The video
http://i.imgur.com/RBcpfii.jpg <-- How it should look

(sorry if this is advertising)

 

[dping]

Your settings still give a blurry outcome.

http://imgur.com/KaPtnlM <--- The video
http://i.imgur.com/RBcpfii.jpg <-- How it should look

(sorry if this is advertising)

you've set a downscale to 360p so your output will be 360p quality. If you changed it to 720p like a suggested, you'll get an output res of 720p. That is exactly how it should look based on your downscale. If you want 1080p quality, then set downscale to none.

 

[Frogster]

you've set a downscale to 360p so your output will be 360p quality. If you changed it to 720p like a suggested, you'll get an output res of 720p. That is exactly how it should look based on your downscale. If you want 1080p quality, then set downscale to none.

Oh sorry, thanks. <3

 

[artful dodger]

i thought my videos were bad because i was watching the .flv files in windows movie maker which made it look blurry, once i uploaded the .flv to utube or converted it to a .mp4 or .wmv it looked the way its supposed to, so i guess when viewing the .flv its important to make sure you're using a good player