phonophan79,
That looks incredible, apart from what appears to be a few encoding glitches. Are you uploading right off of the camera, or are you editing it in something first?
phonophan79 wrote:...oh and be sure to click "Watch in HD" right under the display box.
You can link YouTube video in high quality by adding ‘
&fmt=18’ after the video ID in the
URL, so your video in high quality is:
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nydogm1knbw&fmt=18
To link it in HD, you would use ‘
&fmt=22’, like this:
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nydogm1knbw&fmt=22
Here are links you can test that with:
High Quality and
High Definition.
I should add a
[youtubeHD] (and probably a
[youtubeHQ]) tag to this board (which should not be too difficult) to complement our advertisement-free
[youtube] tag, for which
you can read the tutorial here.
phonophan79 wrote:I'm still trying to figure everything out. It is the right aspect ratio (16:9), but for some reason it's not the full display frame. (it has that black window outline)
I think that this is because you are encoding it with a 4:3 aspect ratio (which is letter-boxing it) as opposed to encoding with a 16:9 ratio (HD). I started a thread in the
Board Tech section
to share my encoding methods and for us to discuss making videos for the benefit of anyone who wants to encode for YouTube. I will be adding to it (e.g. screen captures and hopefully demonstration videos captured from my computer) as I have time/motivation.
phonophan79 wrote:...and while the HD picture quality is great, it seems to lose some of the FPS (frames per second), looks a little jumpy.
This is probably a result of however you are encoding it.
phonophan79 wrote:If anyone has suggestions, let me know... otherwise just enjoy the phono video!
Sure, come over to
the Board tech thread so we can have YouTube information conveniently consolidated for discussion and use.
I’ll need to know exactly how you encoded the video you uploaded before I can give you any truly relevant advice on it, but I am sure that I can help you.
Your friendly internet
daemon,
Mord
Eth
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