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Post by Dazza on Jun 13, 2008 18:32:39 GMT
Its been a long time but I've finally made a new comedy film ;D Colin Ludmead Investigates the case of the gargantun gorilla The film is in post production but here's a teaser trailer to wet your appetite  P.s the YouTube quality doesnt do it justice any suggestions??? |
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Post by Dave on Jun 13, 2008 20:16:11 GMT
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Post by Gareth on Jun 13, 2008 20:19:29 GMT
I just realised last night youtube have changed their upload limit to 1000 od MB I've just spent the last 3days fucking around trying to get my vid uploaded, I'd love to know how to get the best quality out of youtube vids, what camera did you shoot on?
it looks like your pixels have been crushed so its not 4:3 from looking at the borders, but the quality looks fine to me
story wise I'd like the trailer to show clips that hint at the narrative though, try cutting one without all the words and see if you can give a sence of the story the Le Donk trailer summed up what the whole film was about
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Post by Gareth on Jun 13, 2008 20:21:42 GMT
also dave I found a setting on youtube last night where you can tell your computer to play all vids on high quality, otherwise youtube plays them according to the speed on your internet connection
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Post by Dave on Jun 13, 2008 20:32:29 GMT
also dave I found a setting on youtube last night where you can tell your computer to play all vids on high quality, otherwise youtube plays them according to the speed on your internet connection Yeah, that setting is in your personal settings on your YouTube account. Thing is, videos upped to Youtube before April (ish) can also sometimes be viewed in HQ if the original video upload was a good quality, but that setting won't show them. You add: &fmt=18 to the URL of any vid on YouTube that does not have a High Quality option, and quite often you will find that you get a better quality. Anyway, to save having to go through that other thread, my findings for top-notch YouTube vids was as follows: Divx 640x480 at 1500kbps bit rate with MP3 audio (128kbps is ample) Now, I'm pretty sure that you can get away with a much lower video bitrate and still get top quality, but I haven't experimented on that. I think 1000kbps turns out the same on YouTube. This is how great YouTube can look! Lovely Speed Racer music video!  The person who uploaded that seems to be using some other trickery where YouTube is fooled by the length of the video?  I have no idea, but the music vid is only 3 minutes ish, and the video says it is extended (to 11 minutes) to preserve quality. |
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Post by salvador on Jun 13, 2008 21:00:45 GMT
Dave that quality is unbelievable
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Post by Gareth on Jun 14, 2008 11:35:00 GMT
yeah that qualitys nuts!
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I have no idea, but the music vid is only 3 minutes ish, and the video says it is extended (to 11 minutes) to preserve quality.