travelin cat
msg:4245659 | 5:57 pm on Dec 23, 2010 (gmt 0) |
It's that easy. There are numerous settings in YouTube that you may wish to review when you are uploading the video, but beyond that, it's fairly simple.
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Mark_A
msg:4245826 | 8:47 am on Dec 24, 2010 (gmt 0) |
Thanks TC...
I am looking into it more now..
I have :
filenameHQ.mp4 152,950 kb
filenameLQ.mp4 33,000 kb
filename.flv 30,900 kb
Does it matter which one I use?
Perhaps the first will be higher quality, but people will need to download much more data to see the video.
Wish I knew the filesize of videos I have clicked on to guage what is an acceptable download time.
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Mark_A
msg:4245841 | 11:35 am on Dec 24, 2010 (gmt 0) |
Anyhow ... no worries ... You tube makes things pretty easy .. all done for the time being.
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thecoalman
msg:4246137 | 5:14 am on Dec 26, 2010 (gmt 0) |
| Perhaps the first will be higher quality, but people will need to download much more data to see the video |
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If you're uploading to youtube they will re-encode it unless it meets their specs. The best thing to do is to upload the highest quality video you have.
| Wish I knew the filesize of videos I have clicked on to guage what is an acceptable download time. |
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The filesize doesn't really matter becsue that is determined by length*bitrate, what matters is the bitrate. I believe youtube uses about 250kbps for regular uploads.
FYI you can serve this from your own server. For .flv all you need is a flash player.
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