Alex Delarge

I just tried that method. Unfortunatley that method yeilds a far lower quality and more pixelated video, to the point it is unwatchable. Thanks anyway though.

Thank you ! I will try that method on the current project I am working on.

I'm shooting in 1280x720 60 fps.   My Final Cut Pro 7 sequence setting is ProRes 422 HQ 1280x720 60p   My export settings are: Quick Time file, Auto frame-rate, Best compressor, H.264 and 1280x720

Please help me. My youtube videos, shot with a Canon T3i & 24-105mm lens, have really bad pixelation. I thought I needed a better lens and contacted a lens rental shop. The owner looked at my videos and told me the problem is the render codec, and to search for the answer on video forums like such as this one. Can someone please help me ?   Best regards, A