I've been studying up on online video the past few weeks in preparation for doing some online video for my business.
Today is general conference and I was watching it online and was amazed at the clarity of the video quality (it makes YouTube look like trash).
Then I did something that blew my mind. I pressed the "Full-Image" button on the video. Now, if you've watched YouTube or other online video and done this you see a very pixelated video that looks really blotchy.
I have a 24" flat panel monitor (cinema 16:9 style) so when I resize the videos to full screen they can really look bad.
So, I figured, "huh, let's see how good conference looks". I hit the button and it resized to the full screen and to my surprise the video quality was absolutely stunning!
Pure HDTV! I was utterly amazed.
The image quality was perfect!
Here's the link to it:
Link To The Conference Video
If you look in the shaded areas on the video you can catch just a hint of pixelation and digitizing, but the overall picture quality is just utterly breathtaking.
It makes the picture we see on our TV look really, really old & outdated.
Man, digital video has REALLY come a long way and the church seems to be keeping right with it.
-Graydon
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We updated our tv's to digital now and the picture is so much clearer. It's great.
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