I just tried youTube for the first time, messing around... and it apparently re-formatted the video... and it lost more than HALF of the quality. yuck...
A work around is to upload a higher resolution files to video hosts that convert before posting.
Kearney, Pat wrote: hey guys,
Blinkx has launched a new service that lets users upload and store
videos free of charge
http://www.blinkx.com
Richard
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from sull originally (thanks sull):
the following are some of the free services that can be
Richard--
I'm having a hard time finding that on their website; can you post
here a link directly to the page where blinkx talks about that?
Thanks! :)
--Susan
http://vlog.kitykity.com
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Blinkx has launched a new
eww!
I just tried youTube for the first time, messing around... and it
apparently re-formatted the video... and it lost more than HALF of
the quality. yuck...
Susan
http://vlog.kitykity.com
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wrote:
from sull originally
Yeah they're converting it to Flash Video at a pretty low bit rate.
I've experimented with Flash video and I know it doesn't have to
look that bad. I think they do it like that to save on bitrate.
One advantage that flash has is that it's a pretty universal format.
Fewer people seem to have
Opps I meant to say save on bandwidth not save on bitrate... doh!
Bill Streeter
LO-FI SAINT LOUIS
www.lofistl.com
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wrote:
Yeah they're converting it to Flash Video at a pretty low bit
rate.
I've experimented with Flash
