Youtube have a new format for videos (Hi Quality)
it's makes for much better viewing of content.
If you have a youtube account and a half decent connection, click on you user name, then "playback setup" and choose "I have a fast connection).
This will allow you to see videos in their new format (if they have been uploaded in the new format).
They look so much better, sound better and do not break up as much with "high motion", such as filing.
I have been experimenting and would like your opinions (if any) in regard to the new format.
Adjust your settings in youtube then check out 2 of my samples of the same video.... theres are little message at the bottom right hand corner under the video which gives you option for "high" or "normal".
Check out the difference (it will take me a few days to render my latest vids), but I do think it's worth it.
YouTube - Normal Quality normal quality (with no option)
YouTube - sorry for test, this is in new format higher quality with both "high" and "normal" options.
Is it worth the effort .... and I mean "hours" of effort?
it's makes for much better viewing of content.
If you have a youtube account and a half decent connection, click on you user name, then "playback setup" and choose "I have a fast connection).
This will allow you to see videos in their new format (if they have been uploaded in the new format).
They look so much better, sound better and do not break up as much with "high motion", such as filing.
I have been experimenting and would like your opinions (if any) in regard to the new format.
Adjust your settings in youtube then check out 2 of my samples of the same video.... theres are little message at the bottom right hand corner under the video which gives you option for "high" or "normal".
Check out the difference (it will take me a few days to render my latest vids), but I do think it's worth it.
YouTube - Normal Quality normal quality (with no option)
YouTube - sorry for test, this is in new format higher quality with both "high" and "normal" options.
Is it worth the effort .... and I mean "hours" of effort?
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