YOU TUBE is great. But why the hell are you removing so many video clips about Tibet at the Moment? Is it for the same reason that your parent company made the deal with the Chinese communist government over access restrictions?
liking the choice of watching vids in highr quality (and I ain't just saying that cos my first ever fan-made video is in 'HD' :P ) But it's good people can alternate, cos not everyone's fortunate enough for broadband or whatever :)
the details on what videos are eligible for the high quality switching are a bit vague.. is it videos that go over the old size limit of 100 meg? ones encoded in certain ways? etc
the info on HQ videos not being restricted to partners only is great, but a bit more info would be appreciated, cheers :)
There are some problems here: 1. Members can set their default to 'always show videos in the Highest available quality' but none members get standard quality by default and there's no where on the page that tells them what the quality button does, in fact they maybe not aware that there is a choice. 2.If you embed a player on a website you can't embed the Quality button so embedded players will only show standard quality. 3.If you upload a larger file so that it can be used for High Quality the Standard Quality seems to be not as good as it was because of compression done by You Tube rather than us trying to get the best picture possible under 100mb.
My suggestions to get over these are to tell people on the viewer page about the Quality button, to enable the button's availability in an embedded player. Would it also be possible that the default for everyone was High Quality with the ability to switch to Standard if necessary.
There are some problems here: 1. Members can set their default to 'always show videos in the Highest available quality' but none members get standard quality by default and there's no where on the page that tells them what the quality button does, in fact they maybe not aware that there is a choice. 2.If you embed a player on a website you can't embed the Quality button so embedded players will only show standard quality. 3.If you upload a larger file so that it can be used for High Quality the Standard Quality seems to be not as good as it was because of compression done by You Tube rather than us trying to get the best picture possible under 100mb.
My suggestions to get over these are to tell people on the viewer page about the Quality button, to enable the button's availability in an embedded player. Would it also be possible that the default for everyone was High Quality with the ability to switch to Standard if necessary.
i agree with meargreen, have the HQ as the default and enable lower quality as an option for people who don't have broadband.. who there are fewer of anyway.
anyway to force every viewer to see your youtube videos in high quality mode without needing to type in &fmt=18 or selecting that TV logo beneath the youtube viewer?
anyway to force every viewer to see your youtube videos in high quality mode without needing to type in &fmt=18 or selecting that TV logo beneath the youtube viewer?
The latest update is much better with the TV icon quality button replaced with text so that visitors know they can watch in higher quality, Thank you. I still think the default should be 'High' and I've found that the download is faster in 'High' than 'Standard'? We still have the problem with embedded players,like above HERE with Charles keep telling us to 'click for Higher quality' but it aint there.
There are some problems here: 1. Members can set their default to 'always show videos in the Highest available quality' but none members get standard quality by default and there's no where on the page that tells them what the quality button does, in fact they maybe not aware that there is a choice. 2.If you embed a player on a website you can't embed the Quality button so embedded players will only show standard quality. 3.If you upload a larger file so that it can be used for High Quality the Standard Quality seems to be not as good as it was because of compression done by You Tube rather than us trying to get the best picture possible under 100mb. My suggestions to get over these are to tell people on the viewer page about the Quality button, to enable the button's availability in an embedded player. Would it also be possible that the default for everyone was High Quality with the ability to switch to Standard if necessary.
Since the High Quality option has been available I can no longer load or view standard quality at all. Also the YouTube Beta say "sorry this video is not available" every time I try to use it. Can you tell me where I am going wrong, if any.
I can't seem to upload HQ videos, the video I uploaded was 1280x545 H.264, so it can't be that my video was low quality for youtube to work with? yet all I get is the 320x240 version here :(
I am still having the problem of not being able to watch any video that is not High Quality. Still no joy with the Beta. I have been contacted by others with the same problem. Is there anyone out there who knows what the problem is?
i agree with meargreen, have the HQ as the default and enable lower quality as an option for people who don't have broadband.. who there are fewer of anyway.
i agree with meargreen, have the HQ as the default and enable lower quality as an option for people who don't have broadband.. who there are fewer of anyway.
Hey, I've tried uploading in MP4 h.264 at 1280x720 (level 5.1) and also WMV encoded with Windows Media Encoder - my videos have shown up, but only in low def. How long does it take for a video to work in HD? Adding fmt=22 doesn't work and there's no link under the videos. :(
How do I "UPLOAD" videos in high quality? Not view, upload. "Upload" in the sense that a "View in High Quality" button will appear on the uploaded video...
I wanted a better quality audio for my video, but I don't know how to do this - do I have to wait for youtube to see my video or is there something I can do to accomplish this?
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YOU TUBE is great. But why the hell are you removing so many video clips about Tibet at the Moment? Is it for the same reason that your parent company made the deal with the Chinese communist government over access restrictions?
ReplyDeleteliking the choice of watching vids in highr quality (and I ain't just saying that cos my first ever fan-made video is in 'HD' :P ) But it's good people can alternate, cos not everyone's fortunate enough for broadband or whatever :)
ReplyDeletethe details on what videos are eligible for the high quality switching are a bit vague.. is it videos that go over the old size limit of 100 meg? ones encoded in certain ways? etc
ReplyDeletethe info on HQ videos not being restricted to partners only is great, but a bit more info would be appreciated, cheers :)
Good call, the high quality option rarely works for me. But it's good to have the option.
ReplyDeleteYoutube is owned by Google, right? So they are probably removing those in order for China NOT to censor/ban Youtube (as they did Google).
ReplyDeleteAnd anyway, I had only found the HQ option on 1 video so far. And it's gone. What's wrong?
Why can i not see any vido on my sony ericsson k800i phone on 02 pay as you go i can down load Youtube ok but it will not play any thing i'm
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ReplyDelete^^correct
add 'fmt=18' at the end of video ids and it will give you High Quality MPEG4 H.264 YT vids
ReplyDeleteadd 'fmt=18' at the end of video ids and it will give you High Quality MPEG4 H.264 YT vids
ReplyDeleteHmm I uploaded "VMAX REDLINE" in my account that is about 500mb in file size and I can't seem to get in HD? File is recorded in HD
ReplyDeleteThere are some problems here:
ReplyDelete1. Members can set their default to 'always show videos in the Highest available quality' but none members get standard quality by default and there's no where on the page that tells them what the quality button does, in fact they maybe not aware that there is a choice.
2.If you embed a player on a website you
can't embed the Quality button so embedded players will only show standard quality.
3.If you upload a larger file so that it can be used for High Quality the Standard Quality seems to be not as good as it was because of compression done by You Tube rather than us trying to get the best picture possible under 100mb.
My suggestions to get over these are to tell people on the viewer page about the Quality button, to enable the button's availability in an embedded player.
Would it also be possible that the default for everyone was High Quality with the ability to switch to Standard if necessary.
There are some problems here:
ReplyDelete1. Members can set their default to 'always show videos in the Highest available quality' but none members get standard quality by default and there's no where on the page that tells them what the quality button does, in fact they maybe not aware that there is a choice.
2.If you embed a player on a website you
can't embed the Quality button so embedded players will only show standard quality.
3.If you upload a larger file so that it can be used for High Quality the Standard Quality seems to be not as good as it was because of compression done by You Tube rather than us trying to get the best picture possible under 100mb.
My suggestions to get over these are to tell people on the viewer page about the Quality button, to enable the button's availability in an embedded player.
Would it also be possible that the default for everyone was High Quality with the ability to switch to Standard if necessary.
i agree with meargreen, have the HQ as the default and enable lower quality as an option for people who don't have broadband.. who there are fewer of anyway.
ReplyDeleteanyway to force every viewer to see your youtube videos in high quality mode without needing to type in &fmt=18 or selecting that TV logo beneath the youtube viewer?
ReplyDeletethanks.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5RWCRGHHvZo&fmt=18
chiumeister@gmail.com
anyway to force every viewer to see your youtube videos in high quality mode without needing to type in &fmt=18 or selecting that TV logo beneath the youtube viewer?
ReplyDeletethanks.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5RWCRGHHvZo&fmt=18
chiumeister@gmail.com
The latest update is much better with the TV icon quality button replaced with text so that visitors know they can watch in higher quality, Thank you. I still think the default should be 'High' and I've found that the download is faster in 'High' than 'Standard'?
ReplyDeleteWe still have the problem with embedded players,like above HERE with Charles keep telling us to 'click for Higher quality' but it aint there.
There are some problems here: 1. Members can set their default to 'always show videos in the Highest available quality' but none members get standard quality by default and there's no where on the page that tells them what the quality button does, in fact they maybe not aware that there is a choice. 2.If you embed a player on a website you can't embed the Quality button so embedded players will only show standard quality. 3.If you upload a larger file so that it can be used for High Quality the Standard Quality seems to be not as good as it was because of compression done by You Tube rather than us trying to get the best picture possible under 100mb. My suggestions to get over these are to tell people on the viewer page about the Quality button, to enable the button's availability in an embedded player. Would it also be possible that the default for everyone was High Quality with the ability to switch to Standard if necessary.
ReplyDeleteSince the High Quality option has been available I can no longer load or view standard quality at all. Also the YouTube Beta say "sorry this video is not available" every time I try to use it. Can you tell me where I am going wrong, if any.
ReplyDeleteI can't seem to upload HQ videos, the video I uploaded was 1280x545 H.264, so it can't be that my video was low quality for youtube to work with? yet all I get is the 320x240 version here :(
ReplyDeleteI am still having the problem of not being able to watch any video that is not High Quality. Still no joy with the Beta. I have been contacted by others with the same problem. Is there anyone out there who knows what the problem is?
ReplyDeleteI am having the same problem. Not able to watch standard quality videos. Any solution?
ReplyDeletei can't watch the majority of youtube videos, it always says "sorry this video is no longer available."
ReplyDeletei agree with meargreen, have the HQ as the default and enable lower quality as an option for people who don't have broadband.. who there are fewer of anyway.
ReplyDeletei agree with meargreen, have the HQ as the default and enable lower quality as an option for people who don't have broadband.. who there are fewer of anyway.
ReplyDeletePS I'll add that I'm in the UK. Does this make a difference?
ReplyDeleteHey, I've tried uploading in MP4 h.264 at 1280x720 (level 5.1) and also WMV encoded with Windows Media Encoder - my videos have shown up, but only in low def. How long does it take for a video to work in HD? Adding fmt=22 doesn't work and there's no link under the videos. :(
ReplyDeleteHow do I "UPLOAD" videos in high quality? Not view, upload. "Upload" in the sense that a "View in High Quality" button will appear on the uploaded video...
ReplyDeleteNo one seems to say how
I wanted a better quality audio for my video, but I don't know how to do this - do I have to wait for youtube to see my video or is there something I can do to accomplish this?
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You can also append & text fool to most video URLs to test it out.
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