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Thank you for your comments. I've had a few other people say the same thing. When my husband and kids watch it's perfectly clear on their devices, but fuzzy on my mac. I'm not sure why. This video and a few others are shot on my Apple Xs iphone, then I edit in imovie and upload to youtube. I'm open to suggestions, I'm learning the technical stuff, and of course I don't know what anyone else sees. Maybe it's happening when transferred from imovie to KZfaq??

@@edgygardener2826 if you are sure the original video files are recorded in HD quality (as they should with your phone by default), the issue that when you are saving the final edited video from iMovies, it’s not being exported in 1080p HD quality but only 360p, which is a way lower quality. If you are using iMovies for mac, this is a known bug of the software and there are some workarounds you can find online (see this video kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qMllp89m0JnWqoU.html ). If you manage to export a file from iMovies that has 1080p resolution, then you can upload it to youtube and the video will have HD quality no problem. If instead you are editing all on iPhone, there should be a quality option you can choose when you save the video from iMovies, you just gotta choose 1080p and then use the youtube app to upload the file you just created. Let me know if you have any further questions, I’m confident the issue is all when you export the file from iMovies, and it’s a shame because on bigger screens your beautiful garden will look all pixelated!

@@edgygardener2826 if that previous fix doesn’t work for you, I just found another method that should solve the issue: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Z7OTatOWq5vKZZc.html Another option would obviously be using another software to edit the video, there are a lot of free ones that can edit and export without issues, even professional grade software that is completely free, like Davinci resolve. But if you manage to make iMovie export in 1080p using the trick in this second video I linked, you can use whatever you want to edit your videos, it doesn’t matter for us as long as it’s sent to youtube in 1080p. Let me know if any of this works!