So in another post, the OP said he uploaded to Youtube in 4k 60fps because of the higher bitrate, despite filming in only 30fps.
It's true that youtube allows 4k60 up to 68 Mbps, whereas 4k30 is up to 45 Mbps.
My question for people smarter than I, to convert his 30fps to 60fps, doesn't it have to essentially double every frame (or add a blended frame if you choose some blending option) to actually fill 60 frames?
And if it does, wouldn't that extra amount of data negate potential benefit from the 23 Mbps increase in the 4k60 bitrate youtube allows?
That is - is 4k30 with a bitrate of 45 Mbps actually frame-to-frame have higher quality than 4k30 converted into 60fps with
