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Fast motion on You Tube
I just finished making a movie and tried a lot of the different compression settings recommended for YouTube videos and the multiple file uploader to no avail.
My video starts off slowly (~10 FPS) and speeds up to 900% of normal speed. Here’s my problem: When it starts off slow, it looks great but when it speeds up it looks very horrible and pixelated.
If someone could help out I’d appreciate it!
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Youtube’s transcoding methods simply can’t handle complex video without falling apart. That said, can you post a link to your video so we can confirm that’s the issue?
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Actually, I deleted the video because the quality was so bad. Yes, it was that bad.
I can upload a test movie if you’d like – but I don’t want to put the actual movie up because the perfectionist in me won’t allow it, until the quality is satisfactory.
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If you’re a perfectionist, stay well clear of Youtube, they get many things badly wrong.
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If you need quality try
https://www.vimeo.com/
It’s YouTube the way it should have been done (more or less) they can accept and play 720p30 HD (as well as SD). They use On2VP6 codec. They give you the option to allow the viewer to download the original source file you uploaded (Hence, it’s good for both viewing and delivery).YouTube’s one advantage is its viral value since it shows up high in the Google search engine (for obvious reasons).
If you’re showing files for business reasons, Vimeo is much better.
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