Updated YouTube Encoding Guide
Apr. 15th, 2008 09:23 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
drewanMy search for the perfect video hosting sharing solution continues.
One good guide to preparing content for YouTube was Brian Gary's article Encoding for YouTube Using Compressor, which he published on Keystone.net on March 12, 2007. Well, lucky for me, on Monday Brian published an updated guide called YouTube Encoding: Locked & Loaded.
I'm going to try this other guide and see if I get better results out of YouTube, and also see if I can modify this for publishing to Viddler. My "Little Birdy" Viddler posting last night was an encoding based on Brian's 2007 guide, modified slightly for Viddler.
One good guide to preparing content for YouTube was Brian Gary's article Encoding for YouTube Using Compressor, which he published on Keystone.net on March 12, 2007. Well, lucky for me, on Monday Brian published an updated guide called YouTube Encoding: Locked & Loaded.
I'm going to try this other guide and see if I get better results out of YouTube, and also see if I can modify this for publishing to Viddler. My "Little Birdy" Viddler posting last night was an encoding based on Brian's 2007 guide, modified slightly for Viddler.
