No, it's just as sharp as what you saw on the screen while you recorded it.
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Looks great. It's 1080p. Average bitrate is 33Mbit when not moving. -
For example, here's a crop of your video playing on my computer (pixel-for-pixel) and the same dialog from OBS running on my desktop (captured via Print Screen):
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The text is the same sharpness. If your video had been downscaled to 720p then upscaled to 1080p the text would have looked something like this:
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Because you are viewing a downscaled version of the video. Here's my playback with pixel-for-pixel (1:1) mapping on the top (what's actually contained in the video file) and your image below:
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You can see everything is smaller in your image. So your playback is being downscaled, resulting in loss of sharpness. The problem isn't the video, it's your playback. -
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What's the expected resolution of the game? (e.g. Nintendo SuperNES has a max res of 512x448). Maybe your expectations are unrealistic.
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Those 2 clips didn't look like fortnight, and minecraft was designed to show a resolution equivalent of 320x200, so for that one, even if it did capture at 320x200, it wouldn't look worse, or conversely, if it is captured at anything higher than that amount, you wouldn't be able to realize any improvement in detail/quality.
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Both of the posted videos were Fortnite, including my #62 post/image and OP first post/images. Fortnite has greatly changed over the 2 years it has been around. As far as Minecraft goes, it might be designed to look like a 320x200 game but no one plays at that resolution, and scaling is done fairly clean and without having the type of aliasing one would expect from 320x200--->1920x1080.
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Wasn't counting yours, but whatever.
Have used OBS for over 18 months now, and have NEVER had an issue with resolution. Hard to tell the OP's settings when they're in Cyrillic/Russian. Pulling teeth.
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