What I meant is that if the game IS able to run at 60 fps or higher AND at 720p or higher, we should totally promote, maybe even enforce, using those stats for the long play video file as well. If you make a long play out of a game that runs on a console that is capped at 480p @ 30 fps then, of course, there is absolutely no point in using higher quality settings for the video. Well, I don't know for sure how it works with the resolution, but as far as it goes for fps, at least. I think that capping the video resolution at the same point the game runs at makes the image a little blurrier on youtube. When you watch a 240p video of an old DOS game versus a 720p one, you can clearly see that the 720p is more sharp, whereas the 240p one is blurrier but, also, in away "softer" to look at.

Responded in 60 fps videos?