Recent content by GorN_Rebel

Yes, there is such a line there. But we don’t know what is really going on there. There are recommendations and if you stick to them, the video does not change in quality. But those who upload a video without adhering to the recommendations, then those results turn out worse. Even if they...

Fortunately, you're wrong here. YouTube does not transcode the video downloaded in a format suitable for them. In what format, resolution, bitrate and the like is written in YouTube help

This is due to non-optimized players. You are absolutely right. The problem is solved. Above wrote in detail. Thank you for the answer

Yes you are right. From a certain distance, you can’t immediately determine whether this is UHD or FHD video. But if you do not peer, but just put two TVs next to each other, then 4k will be noticeably nicer. And so the problem is solved, I wrote above. thanks

Yes you are right. This happen because of the VLC player which is not optimized and slows down when converting UHD resolution to FHD. Windows Media Player is even slower and everything twitches there, despite the fact that I have a normal laptop with i7-8565U. I launched a UHD movie with Movie...

I tried different codecs, but the result is a twitchy video. Maybe someone has experience in this. I want to render it in 4k resolution