BFBC2 Promo

[fpeer]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbAx2ZvOxMo

Well, my 5th and probably my best x22 video so far! I hope you enjoy it x)
P.S you may should watch the videos in fullscreen on my yt channel since they are rendered in beautiful 4k :rockon:

[Juggs]

Nice rage video

[Deadfreak]

No point to render in 4K if your footage is only 1080p and is being upscaled. I have a 4K monitor and the video looks a bit blurry/blocky (along with no AA). Anyway, save yourself the hard drive space and time :P. Nice job on the vid though.

[Prozac SK]

very good.. I bet they must ♥ ya on servers xD

[fpeer]

No point to render in 4K if your footage is only 1080p and is being upscaled. I have a 4K monitor and the video looks a bit blurry/blocky (along with no AA). Anyway, save yourself the hard drive space and time :P. Nice job on the vid though.
Actually there is a point of doing so since it improves the bitrate when streaming the video in a higher resolution. Means less to non pixelization when watching the video on yt. Anyways I think I gonna render in 1080p from now on since rendering in 4k takes hours x)

[Amduscia]

Nice.

10 char

[Deadfreak]

Actually there is a point of doing so since it improves the bitrate when streaming the video in a higher resolution. Means less to non pixelization when watching the video on yt. Anyways I think I gonna render in 1080p from now on since rendering in 4k takes hours x)

If it's being upscaled the bitrate makes no impact. I told you i still see the blocky/blurry/pixelated areas. 4K does raise the bitrate, but you are stretching 1080p content, thus bitrate has no impact on quality when watching in 4K. You still end up seeing the flaws. If you are watching 4K video on a 1080p monitor, then yes you'll notice the benefit of bitrate, but then you're also downscaling to fit that image, thus things will look collapsed and text won't be read properly. Point being you are better off sticking to 1080p if your content is 1080p. Only do 4K if your recording is in native 4K.

[fpeer]

If it's being upscaled the bitrate makes no impact. I told you i still see the blocky/blurry/pixelated areas. 4K does raise the bitrate, but you are stretching 1080p content, thus bitrate has no impact on quality when watching in 4K. You still end up seeing the flaws. If you are watching 4K video on a 1080p monitor, then yes you'll notice the benefit of bitrate, but then you're also downscaling to fit that image, thus things will look collapsed and text won't be read properly. Point being you are better off sticking to 1080p if your content is 1080p. Only do 4K if your recording is in native 4K.
Well since I just own a 1080p monitor I never saw it that way. Thanks for telling me better gonna render in 1080p from now on :)

[CORE-T]

looks goood :)

[DarthVader]

Nice Video!:lol:

[CORE-T]

i used to hack so much on bad company 2 with like 120K kills and 45 KD haha good times
its cool to see that some still cheat on it ^^