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[nahid133]

My elder kid, he is 10. Two weeks ago he created a YT channel & uploaded 2 videos so far. But the problem is with the video quality.
Videos are kind of blur not clear video quality not good. He doesn't know how to fix it.
As I'm not an expert when it comes to images & videos lol.

He learned all this stuff all on his own like Adobe AI, PS, Premiere pro.

So, experts are please spare some tips.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eNBgVUm2Nv8&t=172s

 

[Elker]

There are 2 possibilities
1. Either the program used in Record is not good
2. Check video settinsg in extraction

 

[stelios0]

99% the output when you decode the video to mp4 is not high quality.

 

[nahid133]

There are 2 possibilities
1. Either the program used in Record is not good
2. Check video settinsg in extraction

He used 720p to download then cut the video using Movavi Video Editor 2020. Then he uses the video in Adobe premiere to render.

99% the output when you decode the video to mp4 is not high quality.

Then what is your suggestion?
My kid is bit disappointed he doesn't know how he fixes this "blur" issue neither I do.

He wants to learn "adobe animate". is this a good thing to learn?

 

[AAW]

Let him fix his grammar, “we have this” not “we has this”
The video is good for 10 years old. I think he still too young to post on YouTube, but anyway, let him learn Adobe premier then he can fix a lot of issues in his video. There is no one or two advise we can give you To fix this video, he copied many things from here and there and wanted to drop them in one video but he didn’t check the frame sizes and many other things. If he is not using a pro video editing programs and if he does not understand frames and other things then he wouldn’t be able to do a good video.
Next step = have him learn how make good videos from a scratch first.
At least he got some good views now with your post.
Were you Trying to get him as many views as you like by posting a link here and asking an innocent question.

 

[nahid133]

Let him fix his grammar, “we have this” not “we has this”
The video is good for 10 years old. I think he still too young to post on YouTube, but anyway, let him learn Adobe premier then he can fix a lot of issues in his video. There is no one or two advise we can give you To fix this video, he copied many things from here and there and wanted to drop them in one video but he didn’t check the frame sizes and many other things. If he is not using a pro video editing programs and if he does not understand frames and other things then he wouldn’t be able to do a good video.
Next step = have him learn how make good videos from a scratch first.
At least he got some good views now with your post.
Were you trying to get him as many views as you like by posting a link here and asking an innocent question.

Views not an issue. I could just buy 100K. He uploaded his 1st video 2 weeks ago I could have been asked for a solution about this issue earlier. I know someone will question this "I'm trying to get views from here".
He is in the learning curve, he is making lots of mistakes I wish I knew more about video editing & help him instead of asking here. Who think I'm taking the advantage. How many views you think he will get it from here 100, 200, 1k, 1k .... 1M.

Yeah, we are not from Eng speaking country & it's not our first language. He can fix this issue later but he needs to concentrate more on his frame issues.

Which video editing program do you suggest?

 

[thelaptopbucks]

It started all from his screen recording quality and output of the video. He should used the best quality provided

 

[nahid133]

It started all from his screen recording quality and output of the video. He should used the best quality provided

He downloads the video in 720p then uses Movavi to cut the video & import it to premiere pro for other work.
I saw he installed Camtasia 2019 yesterday I don't know what he does with that software.

 

[AquaticGamer]

720p isn’t that good of a resolution to begin with so the source is already blurry.

 

[nahid133]

720p isn’t that good of a resolution to begin with so the source is already blurry.

1080p then?

 

[Likri]

1080p then?

Yes, 1080p or higher is better.
If he have adobe premiere then all cutting and trimming can be done in preimere itself.

A normal work flow for premiere will be this :

Download 1080p video
Import to Premiere
Make a new sequence like this https://prnt.sc/tcbdln
Then do all the editings
Finally export in H.264 - Youtube 1080p https://prnt.sc/tcbej5

He is young, so no need to be in hurry to buy lots of views. just do normal SEO like thumbnail, Title, Description and tags. Also share in many social medias like Facebook groups, Reddit, twitter etc. (if necessary use Google adwords) Everything will grow organically in time.

 

[thelaptopbucks]

Camtasia 2019

That's for screen recording...,he can try obs to screen record and check for the best setting for best quality online

 

[soulburger]

At which step do the videos become blurry?

Are they blurry to begin with?

Are they blurry when they come out of movavi?

Or only blurry when they come out of Premiere?

I don't see why Movavi is necessary in his process. Just cut it out and go straight to Premiere.

 

[nahid133]

At which step do the videos become blurry?

Are they blurry to begin with?

Are they blurry when they come out of movavi?

Or only blurry when they come out of Premiere?

I don't see why Movavi is necessary in his process. Just cut it out and go straight to Premiere.

only blurry when they come out of Premiere?

in this step it becomes blur

it's maybe because of export settings

@LeeKrish79

tips were very helpful but still it's blur. check out the hair edge

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1CQBriJ8FU1RHMrByt1Uj1_AUeTFfUz4i

He uses CS6 version of Adobe.
Is that a problem?
Does he need to switch into a more updated version?

 

[nahid133]

Yes, 1080p or higher is better.
If he have adobe premiere then all cutting and trimming can be done in preimere itself.

A normal work flow for premiere will be this :

Download 1080p video
Import to Premiere
Make a new sequence like this https://prnt.sc/tcbdln
Then do all the editings
Finally export in H.264 - Youtube 1080p https://prnt.sc/tcbej5

He is young, so no need to be in hurry to buy lots of views. just do normal SEO like thumbnail, Title, Description and tags. Also share in many social medias like Facebook groups, Reddit, twitter etc. (if necessary use Google adwords) Everything will grow organically in time.

In CS6 sequence https://prnt.sc/tcknkk

No, I'm not gonna buy him views or anything right now.
I told him to concentrate more on video quality, video content. Marketing, SEO I will take care of that later.

 

[Likri]

In CS6 sequence https://prnt.sc/tcknkk

No, I'm not gonna buy him views or anything right now.
I told him to concentrate more on video quality, video content. Marketing, SEO I will take care of that later.

Sorry, I dont have access to that link, so i cannot check the quality.

What is CS6 ? is that Photoshop ? or combination of Premier pro and Photoshop?
Anyway its better to get the latest version of Premier pro if you have a computer with good configuration.
You can easily find cracked versions ( Getintopc dot com or just search in youtube )

Export settings is very important, always make sure you have selected H.264 and then Youtube 1080. (if you are still not sure then just search in youtube "Premiere pro export settings for youtube" you can find lots of videos explaining this)

If your downloaded / recorded video size is 720p then exporting in 1080p wont give you high quality. May be there will be some addons you can buy for premiere pro to improve quality, however it wont give you very good quality. In that case try to record in the 1080p resolution.

Let me know if you still have any doubts.

 

[densoya]

He downloads the video in 720p then uses Movavi to cut the video & import it to premiere pro for other work.
I saw he installed Camtasia 2019 yesterday I don't know what he does with that software.

If he use Movavi then why not finish them all there, he can edit, cut and save the video in 1080p and the resolution is very clear. See the screenshot settings.

 

[nahid133]

If he uses Movavi then why not finish them all there, he can edit, cut, and save the video in 1080p and the resolution is very clear. See the screenshot settings.

I think he needs to work on his "Export settings".
Maybe he is exporting the video in lower res or not for appropriate devices.
Thanks for the tips.

 

[nahid133]

Sorry, I dont have access to that link, so i cannot check the quality.

What is CS6 ? is that Photoshop ? or combination of Premier pro and Photoshop?
Anyway its better to get the latest version of Premier pro if you have a computer with good configuration.
You can easily find cracked versions ( Getintopc dot com or just search in youtube )

Export settings is very important, always make sure you have selected H.264 and then Youtube 1080. (if you are still not sure then just search in youtube "Premiere pro export settings for youtube" you can find lots of videos explaining this)

If your downloaded / recorded video size is 720p then exporting in 1080p wont give you high quality. May be there will be some addons you can buy for premiere pro to improve quality, however it wont give you very good quality. In that case try to record in the 1080p resolution.

Let me know if you still have any doubts.

CS6 Settings. The screenshot you sent most of the setting is missing here on CS6

https://i.imgur.com/646rtD3.png

One of his sequence

https://i.imgur.com/0zWv7sU.mp4

CS6 adobe released in 2012

I'm sending you a PM