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Do you have a perfect way to record at 60fps while using a screen that shows images every 75 times per second?

Do you have a perfect way to record at 60fps while using a screen that shows images every 75 times per second?

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maxii95230
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04-03-2026, 03:50 AM
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Hi, good day. Just wondering if there is a way to record in 60 frames per second even though my monitor is set to run at 75 hertz? I tried this before but the video looks choppy instead of smooth when playing against a 60hz monitor. The reason for that is because I have a 75hz screen so I thought if it was possible to use all that extra hz for smoother gameplay while still getting a really smooth 60fps video for YouTube. Yes, I know I can do the 75fps / 75hz video and let Youtube change the frame rate down to 60 during processing or edit but the result isn't great.
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maxii95230
04-03-2026, 03:50 AM #1

Hi, good day. Just wondering if there is a way to record in 60 frames per second even though my monitor is set to run at 75 hertz? I tried this before but the video looks choppy instead of smooth when playing against a 60hz monitor. The reason for that is because I have a 75hz screen so I thought if it was possible to use all that extra hz for smoother gameplay while still getting a really smooth 60fps video for YouTube. Yes, I know I can do the 75fps / 75hz video and let Youtube change the frame rate down to 60 during processing or edit but the result isn't great.

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04-03-2026, 12:43 PM
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What resolution are you uploading videos to YouTube at? Unless your videos get lots of views, YouTube won't use high-end VP9 compression for clips that are 1080p or lower. I don't get a ton of views, and I only have access to a 1080p capture on my 1080p display, so I resize them to 2560x1440 while compressing with Avidemux. I also use ABR 30,000 bitrate compression, which gives very good quality. One might think resizing to a larger resolution without the pixels needed to support it would make things blurry, but the higher compression rate makes up for it. I still see SO many blurry 1080p videos on YT, and I believe if more people knew about this or took the time to follow these steps, their videos would be much easier on the eyes at 1440p with superior compression. Now I know this won't specifically fix the refresh rate issue, but it might make them look a ton better at 60Hz capture IF you are currently uploading 1080p resolution clips without lots of views. Can you please post a link to your YouTube channel so I can see what videos have already been uploaded? That would help a lot in figuring out what needs to be done. Or just embed any of the problematic videos you've already posted to YT.
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04-03-2026, 12:43 PM #2

What resolution are you uploading videos to YouTube at? Unless your videos get lots of views, YouTube won't use high-end VP9 compression for clips that are 1080p or lower. I don't get a ton of views, and I only have access to a 1080p capture on my 1080p display, so I resize them to 2560x1440 while compressing with Avidemux. I also use ABR 30,000 bitrate compression, which gives very good quality. One might think resizing to a larger resolution without the pixels needed to support it would make things blurry, but the higher compression rate makes up for it. I still see SO many blurry 1080p videos on YT, and I believe if more people knew about this or took the time to follow these steps, their videos would be much easier on the eyes at 1440p with superior compression. Now I know this won't specifically fix the refresh rate issue, but it might make them look a ton better at 60Hz capture IF you are currently uploading 1080p resolution clips without lots of views. Can you please post a link to your YouTube channel so I can see what videos have already been uploaded? That would help a lot in figuring out what needs to be done. Or just embed any of the problematic videos you've already posted to YT.

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04-03-2026, 06:03 PM
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I get what that means, but it doesn't connect to why you're asking here.
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04-03-2026, 06:03 PM #3

I get what that means, but it doesn't connect to why you're asking here.

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