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bestvideo doesn’t always pick the highest frame rate #21401
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Thank you for the explanation! |
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But how could a video with a lower bitrate possibly result in a higher filesize?
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Because it has more fps. |
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But if |
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The reported quality that youtube provides are not the actual bitrate of the files. For example, an opus file with average bitrate of 130kb/s is reportet as 160K. The real bitrate of those videos are 1333kb/s for the 60fps, and 1212kb/s for the 30fps. |
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So do i get this right: youtube-dl uses the quality reported by the site to decide which format would be bestaudio or bestvideo, but in the case of YouTube this is inaccurate or just wrong and in this special case leads youtube-dl to choose a format which is not really the best? |
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For some videos, the
bestvideoformat selector doesn’t select the highest frame rate.For example, the video at
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0pMfYXlHZw0has a1080p60format, yet selectingbestvideo+bestaudioselects the 1080p 30 fps version: