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    User1406
    #1

    Aug 16 15, 01:13 PM | Last edited: Aug 16 15, 01:14 PM

    I rendered a 360 view video on high quality and with the resolution of 4320x2160 and imported the meta data but when I upload it the quality is terrible.
    Here's the video.
    Why is this happening? Do I have to anything special in the advanced section?

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    User1

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    #2

    Aug 16 15, 01:21 PM

    User1406
    I rendered a 360 view video on high quality and with the resolution of 4320x2160 and imported the meta data but when I upload it the quality is terrible.
    Here's the video.
    Why is this happening? Do I have to anything special in the advanced section?

    Apparently YouTube hasn't processed the 2160p Quality yet. Therefore, if you're uploaded a 4320x2160 video, just wait until YouTube finished processing the video.

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    User1406

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    #3

    Aug 16 15, 01:51 PM

    User1
    User1406
    I rendered a 360 view video on high quality and with the resolution of 4320x2160 and imported the meta data but when I upload it the quality is terrible.
    Here's the video.
    Why is this happening? Do I have to anything special in the advanced section?

    Apparently YouTube hasn't processed the 2160p Quality yet. Therefore, if you're uploaded a 4320x2160 video, just wait until YouTube finished processing the video.


    Yeah but compare that to any other 1080p video and the qaulity is like a 360p video.

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    User1
    #4

    Aug 16 15, 01:52 PM

    Please read this thread for an explanation.

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    User1406

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    #5

    Aug 16 15, 04:57 PM

    User1
    Please read this thread for an explanation.


    I'm doubtful it's even processing 4k now.

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    User1

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    #6

    Aug 16 15, 05:01 PM

    User1406
    User1
    Please read this thread for an explanation.


    I'm doubtful it's even processing 4k now.

    If you uploaded a 4k video, YouTube will process it to be a 4k video...

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    User1406

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    #7

    Aug 16 15, 05:10 PM

    User1
    User1406
    User1
    Please read this thread for an explanation.


    I'm doubtful it's even processing 4k now.

    If you uploaded a 4k video, YouTube will process it to be a 4k video...


    Yeah but I don't have much knoweledge on 360 videos, and it has been 3 hours now.

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    User1

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    #8

    Aug 16 15, 05:17 PM

    User1406
    User1
    User1406
    User1
    Please read this thread for an explanation.


    I'm doubtful it's even processing 4k now.

    If you uploaded a 4k video, YouTube will process it to be a 4k video...


    Yeah but I don't have much knoweledge on 360 videos, and it has been 3 hours now.

    I suggest checking whether the Video on your Computer actually has the 4k resolution.

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    User1406

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    #9

    Aug 16 15, 05:42 PM

    User1
    User1406
    User1
    User1406
    User1
    Please read this thread for an explanation.


    I'm doubtful it's even processing 4k now.

    If you uploaded a 4k video, YouTube will process it to be a 4k video...


    Yeah but I don't have much knoweledge on 360 videos, and it has been 3 hours now.

    I suggest checking whether the Video on your Computer actually has the 4k resolution.


    It does.

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    User1304
    #10

    Aug 16 15, 11:53 PM

    Explination:
    The resolution you rendered at (4320 x 2160) is the size of the video before being made into a sphere and thus 360.

    So you can expect a 4k video to look roughly 1/4 the reolution once fully processed on YouTube as you can only see that amount on your screen at any time =3