Videos in 1080p60 and 1440p60 resolutions

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Myloit
Member

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01-22-2026, 05:05 AM

#21

It seems the current settings limit uploads to 1080p 60fps. Trying 1440p would result in a 1080p version being uploaded instead.

Myloit

01-22-2026, 05:05 AM #21

It seems the current settings limit uploads to 1080p 60fps. Trying 1440p would result in a 1080p version being uploaded instead.

ThatMiningGuy
Senior Member

704

01-22-2026, 06:18 AM

#22

Did you use Google Chrome while enabling Hardware Acceleration and turning off HTML5 support?

ThatMiningGuy

01-22-2026, 06:18 AM #22

Did you use Google Chrome while enabling Hardware Acceleration and turning off HTML5 support?

Huby2004
Junior Member

01-24-2026, 09:25 AM

#23

I run Firefox with forced Flash using GPU acceleration. Performance improves noticeably at 4K, with higher frames per second and fewer stutters. The issue was more severe on Chrome.

Huby2004

01-24-2026, 09:25 AM #23

I run Firefox with forced Flash using GPU acceleration. Performance improves noticeably at 4K, with higher frames per second and fewer stutters. The issue was more severe on Chrome.

Supercow160
Member

01-24-2026, 03:57 PM

#24

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Supercow160

01-24-2026, 03:57 PM #24

raphipa
Member

198

01-24-2026, 06:19 PM

#25

I recommend reviewing my previous message. I wasn't planning to share a 1440p 60fps video on YouTube. I'll upload a 1080p 60fps version instead, but I also offer the choice to download it in higher resolution (1440p or 4K @ 60fps) via a TORRENT/Link for direct download, based on file size. Uploading 1440p isn't necessary when many users have slower internet connections, which would degrade the quality. It's better for everyone to save it so they aren't restricted by their speed. Downloading will take some time, but streaming might suffer with poor internet or YouTube's handling. I assure you, you'll get the video in its original, high-quality version as I captured and edited it.

raphipa

01-24-2026, 06:19 PM #25

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