i found this :  

For 720p video at 60 frames per second, the recommended bitrate range is 2,500 to 5,000 kbps. The Canvas Resolution should be the size of the window you want to capture. The Scaled Resolution should be 1280 × 720 for a 720p stream or video.

more info on OBS:  The Best OBS Recording Settings in 2025 – Movavi

>>Any other things other than video resolution i need to consider

 

Yes, look at the source, how did you record it? It is better to record in a higher resolution/quality than using tools to try and increase those. Your audio for example, you will probably not get it much better. The video resolution you can increase, rendering will take time, depending on the length of the video. 

 

Btw. expert comment above is not in line with EE guidelines and should be reported. 

Gerwin, what do you mean?  i'm unaware of anything wrong

>> what do you mean? 
Because it looks like you are using a search engine such as Google to post your comments, copying content from another site, without sharing personal experience. That is not what EE is about, the community guidelines have a paragraph about it here. 

Share your honest opinions, insights, and advice based on your personal experience. The knowledge and experience that we share is the best thing we have to offer. 

well if one cannot use the net to find info, haw can we get to EE at all?

and it does not say that you may not do that imo

@Gerwin Jansen
i would have to agree with nobus on this...

he said i found this
"For 720p video at 60 frames per second...", then posted a link where it was found

i sent you a PM in EE

tx Paul

Thank you all for your feedback. As attached I do not see below in drop down of output (scaled) resolution

 

>>The Scaled Resolution should be 1280 × 720 for a 720p stream or video.

 

How  output (scaled) resolution different from  Base (scaled) resolution

 

I select entire windows 10 laptop screen for recording not recording specific part of the screen
 

obs settings.JPG

obs settings 2.jpg

obs settings 3.jpg

here is a GOOD explanation i found on youtube when i wanted to resize & set resolution/aspect ratio for recording. if i'm not mistaken, you can find preset youtube settings for streaming as well..

i would set the both input & output to1280 x 720. THEN adjust the input image as shown in the YouTube link i provided above

>>i would set the both input & output to1280 x 720. 

 

input meaning   Base (scaled) resolution where I do not see 1280 * 720 as in screenshot 2 but I see 1364 * 768 as closer higher value which I can use?

 

>>Now when zooming in on your screenshot 3 - the output you can select is 1280x720 which is 720p - that is what you want right?

 

That is right. I will use that for output (scaled) resolution as in  screenshot 3 and test in that website uploading to see if that error is resolved

 

  Base (scaled) resolution  I see  1280 * 720 also 

  Output(scaled) resolution 1280 * 720 once I upgrade to latest 31.0.3 version of OBS now

>> I will use that for output (scaled) resolution as in  screenshot 3 and test in that website uploading to see if that error is resolved

What was the result?

 

What do you mean with your last comment, I don't get it.

I am good now. Thank you