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Holy shit those graphics
I see a lot of JPEG-like compression artifacts though - but less compressed videos would take even longer to upload of course.

How does one upload a video where you can choose the 'original' quality setting anyways?
I always wondered on what youtube does internally with the videos? Just conversion to FLV and MP4 with pre-defined bandwith and resolution settings, no matter what the input file is, or something more complex? Maybe you can even upload some formats without your input file getting compressed a 2nd time?

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Oh and please please tell me the song name :3

Originally posted by nafrayu, post: 49917:

Holy shit those graphics
I see a lot of JPEG-like compression artifacts though - but less compressed videos would take even longer to upload of course.

How does one upload a video where you can choose the 'original' quality setting anyways?
I always wondered on what youtube does internally with the videos? Just conversion to FLV and MP4 with pre-defined bandwith and resolution settings, no matter what the input file is, or something more complex? Maybe you can even upload some formats without your input file getting compressed a 2nd time?

Edit:

Oh and please please tell me the song name :3

Don't know much about the "Original" quality. I guess that's for people using like 2000$ cameras. As for the artifacts, yeah.. I will try to talk to my ISP about my upload speed so next time I can render it to be like 1,2 GB in size instead of 600 so it would look better. I compressed the 2,1 GB .avi file into a 600mb .mp4 file which is better than having to wait eight hours instead of two. The song name is "Pendulum - Showdown"

Re-rendering something is always a pain in the ass.. However, I use Sony Vegas 11 for my videos. I'd have to say you did a good job, my ISP greatly limits my uploading speed so when i did the CS:GO Youtube channel I compressed the shit outta them and still ended up with okay looking videos.
Now, I don't really compress them at all, I use my school to upload as their upload speed is uncapped and easily hits 1.5mb/s. School is out for the summer though, so no uploading for me ;P
Though, the bit shift nafrayu is talking about is almost impossible to avoid on Youtube, I've had ~4GB uncompressed videos uploaded and they've still managed to get some bit sift.
This is just because youtube isn't playing your original video file its converted over to a .flv and knowing Google it's done the fastest and cheapest way possible.

So youtube is youtube no matter what.
I'll try to upload more videos of just random shit really, since I can render with Adobe AE with nice quality.

Uncompressed fraps video files are about the only thing that stays close to the same quality.. But they're ~4GB for ~3mins soooo.. It's not really worth it, plus the videos are in 4 minute parts.

I've always found the airbourne to land connection rather stupid in racing games. You'd think the mass of the car smacking back down against the pavement would have some sort of speed reduction effect... :3

Originally posted by Furchee, post: 49922:

I've always found the airbourne to land connection rather stupid in racing games. You'd think the mass of the car smacking back down against the pavement would have some sort of speed reduction effect... :3

It's just a game, but yeah it is sort of stupid.