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The splash of dust transitions used in the product video seem pathological to YouTube's MPEG compression. The compression renders the transitions a blurry mess
by bhauer 7y ago
The splash of dust transitions used in the product video seem pathological to YouTube's MPEG compression. The compression renders the transitions a blurry mess—it's so messy as to be jarring. That's disappointing in a video that is attempting to sell the viewer on the clarity of a new display technology.
- hbosch 7y agoYeah, this is an inherent problem with marketing nice screens through bad screens.
- moufestaphio 7y agohaha yeah, I was thinking that on the slidable images of 'conventional led' vs 'the wall'. I'm on a conventional led, how can I actually see what the wall version is like?
- megous 7y agoMore like bad bitrate/codec.
- joshspankit 7y agoPoint being it would be better for them to go to Vimeo, or host high-bitrate copies themselves