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What Format Is The Fastest....
- Thread starter Eastside
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MP4 seems to be the best bang for your buck (smallest file size while highest video quality).
Even though different video file formats have different algorithms and such for their individually written code , in the end it really is about the file format size that is being uploaded and i don't think a different file format is going to make the same sized video up load differently. jmo
this assuming that the resolution of files is at one setting right? i mean if you are comparing a 720 dpi to a 1080 higher res, there are going to be differences that way and that will be reflected in the file size being larger..
Just as an FYI, As I understand it, youtube will typically compress and convert file format of the video for internet playback using their own software ..
hope this makes sense, good luck as video up loads generally take some time.
best of luck
this assuming that the resolution of files is at one setting right? i mean if you are comparing a 720 dpi to a 1080 higher res, there are going to be differences that way and that will be reflected in the file size being larger..
Just as an FYI, As I understand it, youtube will typically compress and convert file format of the video for internet playback using their own software ..
hope this makes sense, good luck as video up loads generally take some time.
best of luck
sorry, no. it's a fact, not an opinion. it's file size not format and your upload speed limit.
you want fast upload, go fiber with no cap.
agree, thats what I was saying is that the file size is really what matters and not the file format...
Obviously, but that wasn't what the OP was asking... the OP was asking which file format compresses the file size the most (in order to reduce upload times), not which methods of Internet access increase throughput.
as someone who worked computer tech support for a decade and a half, I'd like to believe that, but have had enough arguments about similar issues with clueless users to know you could be wrong.
however- my post was not for the OP, but instead was correcting gamegetter's error in which he stated that the file size vs format statement wasn't a fact, only his opinion.
My bad. Somehow I got it in my head that you were replying to the OP (something I like to call a "senior" moment).