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  1. 23rd Oct 2013 10:03 #1
    Stears555
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    Youtube don't support the upload videos with its own VP9 codec!

    How is it possible?
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  2. 23rd Oct 2013 11:12 #2
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    Because it's in beta testing, not general release?
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  3. 23rd Oct 2013 11:50 #3
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    Originally Posted by jagabo View Post
    Because it's in beta testing, not general release?

    Ironically, they encoded the recently uploaded videos with the new VP9 codec too...
    Last edited by Stears555; 23rd Oct 2013 at 15:53.
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  4. 23rd Oct 2013 12:00 #4
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    Sadly, there is no logic nor consistency in the behaviors of YouTube...

    You dislike a clip, you block the user who created that clip, and still, they keep on "recommending" that clip to you

    Also they are very good at recommending/featuring videos that *don't exist anymore*
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  5. 24th Oct 2013 06:21 #5
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    As a side note: the vp9 format itself is 'stable' (since October), which is why they ignore reported bugs that affect the bitstream. (see: https://code.google.com/p/webm/issues/detail?id=642)
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  6. 8th Nov 2013 07:39 #6
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    Originally Posted by Stears555 View Post
    Originally Posted by jagabo View Post
    Because it's in beta testing, not general release?

    Ironically, they encoded the recently uploaded videos with the new VP9 codec too...
    Are you sure? How can I test the newly transcoded videos?
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