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YouTube in HD is Coming to Your Living Room in June
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Posted on Wednesday, May 07, 2008
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YouTube in HD is Coming to Your Living Room in June
LOS ANGELES -- Here at Digital Hollywood yesterday, HP announced that YouTube clips would be made available on the soon-to-be-released MediaSmart Connect digital media receiver.
The box acts as a connection between multiple PC's and Macs around the house to television sets. HP is squarely taking on Apple TV with the new device which will be shipped in June. The retail prices is not available.
Yesterday at the show, I interviewed Carlos Montalvo, vice president of marketing and services, Connected Entertainment Business, HP.
Similar to clips on the the iPhone, this is not the full YouTube offering, but a specially curated channels by YouTube for the new service. The channels offered through the box will be high quality, encoded in H.264.
If you haven't noticed, the quality of YouTube clips is getting better as the transition to encoding via H.264 is pervading more of the content. Our Beet.TV channel on YouTube is looking very good.
If you want your videos to look better on YouTube, work on your encoding and you can upload giant files as big as 1 GB. If anyone want to share their advice on the best encoding, file format and bit rates for YouTube, please comment below.
-- Andy Plesser
YouTube in HD is Coming to Your Living Room in June
LOS ANGELES -- Here at Digital Hollywood yesterday, HP announced that YouTube clips would be made available on the soon-to-be-released MediaSmart Connect digital media receiver.
The box acts as a connection between multiple PC's and Macs around the house to television sets. HP is squarely taking on Apple TV with the new device which will be shipped in June. The retail prices is not available.
Yesterday at the show, I interviewed Carlos Montalvo, vice president of marketing and services, Connected Entertainment Business, HP.
Similar to clips on the the iPhone, this is not the full YouTube offering, but a specially curated channels by YouTube for the new service. The channels offered through the box will be high quality, encoded in H.264.
If you haven't noticed, the quality of YouTube clips is getting better as the transition to encoding via H.264 is pervading more of the content. Our Beet.TV channel on YouTube is looking very good.
If you want your videos to look better on YouTube, work on your encoding and you can upload giant files as big as 1 GB. If anyone want to share their advice on the best encoding, file format and bit rates for YouTube, please comment below.
-- Andy Plesser
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