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I like the new HD view but I've noticed already a bug. When you're
On 18 Dez. 2008, 23:30, YouTube Timmy wrote:
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> ** HD on YouTube **
> Starting today, if you click the "watch in HD" option below any HD-
> In anticipation of your questions – including how to encode your
> Hopefully you'll find any technical information you need there, but
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> ** New Video Landing Pages **
> News, music and movies are huge categories on YouTube and as a result
> The news page will be populated with breaking stories from around the
> With these developments we are hoping to improve your viewing
> Happy holidays and, as always, have fun watching!
using Dolby instead of MPEG for the audio then you will only hear
weird beeps in the video (only at the HD view ... at the standard view
and the High Quality view (&fmt=18) everything's alright). Please also
support the same audio codecs for HD. Thank you!
> expansion of our HD player and a test of three new landing pages
> designed to help you find the news, music and movies on YouTube that
> matter most to you.
> enabled video, the video will automatically play in widescreen. As
> part of this launch, we have created an HD Videos area where you can
> browse videos uploaded in the HD format:http://www.youtube.com/browse?s=mphd&t=a&c=0&l=&b=0
> videos to take advantage of this new feature and how to avoid the
> dreaded "windowboxing" – we have prepared an FAQ in the Help Center:http://www.google.com/support/youtube/bin/answer.py?answer=132460&top...
> feel free to post follow-up questions here or on the YouTube Blog:http://www.youtube.com/blog?entry=--fMNA_lkPM
> it can sometimes be tough to find exactly what you're hoping to watch.
> In a bid to smooth your path to the perfect video, we are testing
> three new video landing pages:http://www.youtube.com/news,http://www.youtube.com/music, andhttp://www.youtube.com/movies.
> world as well as news drawn from the Google News service; music will
> feature rising videos alongside playlists dedicated to different
> genres; movies will showcase some of the most popular short and full-
> length movies on YouTube today. We'll keep a close eye on how these
> pages perform with a view to rolling them out in other categories.
> experience and make it easier to find the content you want to watch.
> Leave a comment here and let us know what you think…
> The YouTube Team