i'm gonna find a way to attack &fmt-18 in my video URL so when viewers see it it's gonna be automatic stereo....
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You can't, the only way is if people manually went to their preferences and set it to automatically play high quality when available.
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and even after doing that, it still will play HQ FLV version... so no stereo audio
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Originally Posted by frifox
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Originally Posted by Assault
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Originally Posted by kovezett
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Originally Posted by cjwcorp
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Sh*t it seems like its fixed, anyone knows a way to get the old youtube player??
Or at least enable the pause button when video buffers? -
Originally Posted by Spartacomp
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Originally Posted by doomed
Edit: Okay, got it, lol!! Watch the video!! -
For anyone who is interested to create VP6 encoded FLV's from AVI video files, here's a tool I've put together to make it very easy. Enjoy.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=8CKEKTZ1 -
&fmt=18 actually adds stereo now, as demonstrated at
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtiErSXAVF8&fmt=18
The regular page offers no link to this high quality video though..
I'm thinking of uploading my videos at high bitrates and just letting YouTube encode a stereo version. What's stopping me, besides the first downside, is that users who embed my videos get the low quailty version. -
There is a way to embed the high quality version, and frifox mentioned above that the link is to the HQ FLV mono and &fmt=18 = MP4 stereo.
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Originally Posted by adamlui
Users can embed the HQ version. Simply add "&ap=%2526fmt%3D18" (without the quotes) to the end of the video. For example, here's a sample video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1iZXGzxWWg
To embed the regular version of the video (LQ FLV), users would enter the following in their html code:
Code:
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hmm, I uploaded 3 test videos and I got 3 views on each though I watched them only once. I wonder if the YT nerds watch every video we add??
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Originally Posted by Spartacomp
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So is there now any advantage in making your own FLV over simply uploading the original AVI source?
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None that I can see. My guess is there's a disadvantage since you've added another video-degrading reencode into the chain. Whatever you give YouTube, they're going to reencode it anyway.
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I'm guessing it's just a tool for the future if anyone ever finds another way or if you'd like to embed them into your own webpage. djspaceport, if you add &fmt=18 or click a link it adds another view, so if you viewed it once, hit 'Watch in High Quality', then added &fmt=18, that's 3 views, if you did it only once then I'm not sure o.o
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Originally Posted by gforce23
srry bad news for YT......
some people are just stuborn like that... -
Originally Posted by manono
Does anyone know if there is any advantage in 'tweaking' an AVI before uploading? I have three PAL music clips in .vob format with AC-3 audio. I can encode them in virtually any AVI form necessary. At present they are 704x576, 25fps with 192kb/s CBR MP3 audio. I tried encoding them myself in FLH as per the instructions elsewhere on this site. One came out 'okay', one was a bit too dark and the third lost all audio sync.
I've googled before posting this but most of the advice I've read is contradictory. -
as a rule of thumb, upload the most original file you have... if you dont need to do any video editing/filtering, upload the source video file as is without any re-encoding.
but if for some reason you need to mess with the source video, decompress the video and do your work while using lossless codecs such as Huffyuv/PCM... then, as the last step, do a high quality compressing to H264/AAC MP4 file (MeGUI) and upload it.
to answer your question, no, there isnt any "tweaking" that would improve youtube's encoding... unless by tweaking you mean applying filters such as noise-reduction, deblocking, deinterlacing, etc in which case you'd do filtering while using lossless codecs and then compress to MP4 before uploading, as i stated above. -
Originally Posted by ntscuser
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Originally Posted by manono
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Originally Posted by gforce23
However, I'm not embedding my videos; other people are embedding my house music on their myspace & etc. They're copying the code from the Embed field in the description. So the problem (besides them needing to know how to navigate to the stereo mp4) is that the the description on fmt=18 pages offer embed code with fmt=18 missing from it. I'll never be able to direct my viewers around these two obstacles as YouTube is currently so I'm stuck uploading modified flvs.. -
Originally Posted by ntscuser
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Originally Posted by cjwcorp
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Originally Posted by SpartacompI love it when a plan comes together!
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