I couldn’t find any settings for the video resolution except for a slider. My laptop only has a 720p camera, but the Brave Talk recordings are at 1080p and rather blurry. Is there any way for me to set it to 720p?
If I record on the laptop (in another app) the video quality is much better. Idk if it’s because of the mismatch between the camera and the recording or bandwidth issues with Brave Talk, or what.
My listeners say that what they see during the meeting is clear, but the recording is fuzzy.
Are you making adjustments to your slider to test if there are any changes to the quality? For example are you sliding for highest quality or best performance?
OK, I tried it. I get the best results from the “highest quality” setting that I was using before. It is still too blurry, though. The other settings are even worse.
I don’t think it’s a bandwidth thing because I have a different setup in my office (desktop + better webcam, still on the same network) that gives much better video quality.
At this time, I think the quality settings are a bit limited to tweak at the moment.
Testing across Brave Talk and Zoom the video quality is pretty comparable with the same webcam set up I have.
Considering you have a different set up with a separate webcam you might want to account for the quality of the camera.
Thanks, I will do some more testing and report back. I do have at least one recording with the external webcam hooked to the laptop and will compare quality of that with the same webcam on the desktop.
If you’re experiencing issues with video quality in the Brave browser and looking for ways to enhance it, there are several steps you can take. While Brave doesn’t have built-in AI-powered video enhancement like some other browsers (e.g., Opera’s Lucid mode), you can improve video clarity by adjusting some settings.
First, make sure that the video quality is set to the highest available resolution in the settings of the video platform you’re using (e.g., YouTube). Sometimes Brave may default to lower resolutions due to bandwidth detection.
For an even better improvement, you might want to consider using UniFab Video Enhancer AI, which is an AI-powered tool that enhances video quality by upscaling resolution, reducing noise, and sharpening the image. This is particularly helpful if you’re working with low-quality videos and want to improve their clarity. You can download the enhanced video and view it in the Brave browser.
Disabling hardware acceleration in Brave’s settings has also helped some users improve video playback quality, especially if videos are jittery or blurry (Brave Community). You can access this option by going to brave://settings/system and turning off “Use hardware acceleration when available.”
By combining these adjustments with external tools like UniFab Video Enhancer AI, you should be able to significantly improve your video viewing experience.