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Try pulling different codec versions from YouTube? Maybe it got upped to Vimeo or something before? Also YouTube got rid of some resolution options a couple yea
by whycome 2y ago
Try pulling different codec versions from YouTube? Maybe it got upped to Vimeo or something before?
Also YouTube got rid of some resolution options a couple years back and that kinda adds to the problem of compression-rot of sorts.
- keane 2y agoThere's a 2010 copy taken from iTV on Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/14504562 https://vimeo.com/14504562 Similar but slightly larger file from henry.tv at https://vimeo.com/293364002 https://vimeo.com/293364002 The high-quality extended version Sony originally published at bravia-advert.com/includes/vid/bravia_150_sec_high.mov was 700x394 apparently.
- diggan 2y ago> that kinda adds to the problem of compression-rot of sorts I dunno, when even the 4K version (offered by YouTube) shows the very same compression artifacts on a 4K modern TV, then I kind of feel like you screwed up. At least from the perspective of a viewer, of course from the perspective of the business that saves a lot of money from it.