Thanks, Jonathon!

My FIRST recommendation was to upload to Vimeo/YouTube and just copy/paste
embed tags, but these folks are brand managers. They won't share screen real
estate with anyone else's logos...

Thanks for the specs. I may suggest they include a mobile option, but that
depends on their demographic and whether it's worth the effort.

Cheers!

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On Tue, Aug 24, 2010 at 12:50 PM, Jonathon Wilson <[email protected]>wrote:

> Just to pose the question. Are they opposed to simply using a video
> streaming site, such as YouTube or Vimeo to host their videos? Their
> embeddable players are very good, they automatically re-transcode to
> multiple levels of quality from mobile up to HD, and they own all of the
> bandwidth requirements. The drawback -- the videos are "somewhere else" in
> addition to your site -- but if they're promotional videos, this may turn
> out to be an additional traffic source.
>
> If they want to host themselves, the specs vary, depending on the
> connection speed, and computing power of the end user. A middle-of-the road
> starting point for a 'normal' desktop high-bandwidth (cable, etc.) end user
> would be something like
>
> Video Dimensions: 640x360 (or 640x480 if not widescreen)
> Bitrate - around 600k/sec.
> Video codec - probably Mp4 (x264) if using a flash player
> Audio codec - probably Mp3 at 96k/sec, although I think the latest flash
> player can handle AAC which has better quality at a lower bitrate.
>
> Ideally, you could provide a Mobile Version for smartphones (around
> 320x240), a low desktop, a high desktop, and then various HD flavors (like
> YouTube supports).
>
> I've simply hosted my videos on Youtube for so long, that I haven't had to
> worry about transcoding specs for quite some time.
>
> - Jonathon
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