View Full Version : Does anyone use high bitrates with YouTube?
AlexeyS
31st October 2007, 18:56
Hello guys,
I know some people are playing with high bitrates (up to 8 Mbps) when encoding videos for YouTube. I wonder did someone uploaded popular videos with high bitrates (700 Kbps and higher)? Did YouTube's staff delete them?
I'm planning to upload to the YouTube hundreds of videos, uploaded to my website by visitors. What do you think, should I upload videos with high bitrates or those videos will be deleted in few months?
I've asked this question in YouTube's API forum and some guy from YouTube answered "I wouldn't : )".
Dark Shikari
31st October 2007, 19:13
They don't seem to care... (http://youtube.com/user/DarkShikari)
Remember of course that 2x the bitrate = limited 5 minutes, 4x the bitrate = limited to 2 minutes, etc.
Why not just use Stage6?
CWR03
31st October 2007, 20:03
Check out this thread:
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=129982
It indicates that high bitrate isn't all that necessary for quality.
AlexeyS
31st October 2007, 22:38
Why not just use Stage6?
It's so buggy. I can't see 80% of movies for example (Firefox). And it's not just me (read video comments).
Do you know similar services where high resolutions and high bitrates allowed?
Check out this thread:
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=129982
It indicates that high bitrate isn't all that necessary for quality.
I think this thread is about high bitrates for high quality. :)
Dark Shikari
31st October 2007, 22:43
It's so buggy. I can't see 80% of movies for example (Firefox). And it's not just me (read video comments).I've never seen any comments on note, nor have I ever known anyone to not be able to see the videos... they've worked fine on every computer I've used.
AlexeyS
31st October 2007, 22:55
I've never seen any comments on note, nor have I ever known anyone to not be able to see the videos... they've worked fine on every computer I've used.
Just tried IE, still doesn't work. Look at there tech support, there is 2 messages about my problem ("Couldn't download video").
Also, it needs installing ActiveX for IE users. Very bad idea.
It crashed my Firefox on Mac two time during past 10 minutes. It's terrible, cause Mac is extremely stable.
I don't want to hurt users, by all these problems.
cweb
14th November 2007, 17:20
The matrix is what counts in youtube :) (at least if you upload an avi)..
chilledoutuk
14th November 2007, 20:15
I have uploaded a video that has been viewed over 1.3k times.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=sTj5Ur1E6HA
yes its the spice girls ;)
I have been playing around with stage 6 and i have found that you can upload videos encoded with xvid if you change the fourcc to that of the standard divx one.
I wondered how good stage6 would be on platforms other than windows as divx has always normally been biased towards windows machines when it comes to software etc.
the real question is when will h.264 decoding get into flash and how quickly will youtube start to use it not very quickly i suspect.
IgorC
15th November 2007, 01:55
I've never seen any comments on note, nor have I ever known anyone to not be able to see the videos... they've worked fine on every computer I've used.
I had a lot of problems with that f Stage6. It hang you cpu during playback and streaming and then crash your explorer. Opera, Firefox and IE. All of them.
sillKotscha
15th November 2007, 02:07
the real question is when will h.264 decoding get into flash...
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=1065634#post1065634
:)
Edit:
proof of concept:
http://kapitalmototv.com/flashtest/kmtvh264test.html
don't forget to update ur flash plugin to see something!!
some more info:
http://www.kaourantin.net/2007/08/what-just-happened-to-video-on-web_20.html
xruntime
23rd November 2007, 00:59
Stage6 has never been buggy with me, and I've never seen any comments about it.
The only downside of stage6 is the fact that it requires another player and the plugin is a little on the heavy side in terms of resource usage.
manono
26th November 2007, 17:37
I have been playing around with stage 6 and i have found that you can upload videos encoded with xvid if you change the fourcc to that of the standard divx one.
I don't even bother to change the fourcc. I leave them XviD all the way. I've got about 150 videos at Stage6 now, all XviDs.
Adub
28th November 2007, 06:15
In terms of alternate OS's my Sabayon and Ubuntu installs play stage6 stuff fine once the mplayer plugin has been installed in firefox. Works great.
cweb
28th November 2007, 07:49
In terms of alternate OS's my Sabayon and Ubuntu installs play stage6 stuff fine once the mplayer plugin has been installed in firefox. Works great.
It wants the divx web player on XP/firefox.. I wonder if anything else will work instead?
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