What YouTube settings get best quality for low/high and HD playback?
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http://www.mydigitallife.info/2008/06/12/how-to-embed-high-quality-and-higher-resolution-youtube-videos-on-blog-or-website/
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BTW, thanks for mentioning veoh, I had not heard from them before.
Youtube now allows you to upload 720p and above, but it still compresses it even if you feed it to them as h.264. And it will stream, but even in HD it looks like crap when compared to Vimeo. It looks as if Vimeo doesn't reprocess HD video that arrives as h.264 because it looks almost identical to my local copy.
I am uploading to Youtube as 720p60 and it looks so-so at 720p, and horrible at anything lower. The same video in Vimeo looks spectacular at 720p, and really really nice at the standard resolution.
I am starting to suspect that the problem is Google messing with the file because it is 60p instead of 30p. I'll be posting samples to my youtube and vimeo accounts to see if I maybe I need to stop using 60p:
http://youtube.com/user/pvera
http://vimeo.com/insomniac
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