If you've been uploading really high-resolution stuff to YouTube, you'll see a real payoff next week. That's when the video sharing service starts streaming videos in 1080p, wide-screen-TV-friendly, high-definition video.
Video fiends will dig the crispness and clarity now available on the de facto sharing site, but we're more excited about content being just the right size for HD televisions. Services like Boxee, XB
MC, and others can make use of YouTube's really high-def stuff, and the line between television and web programming becomes even blurrier.
The switch allowing 1080p streams goes live sometime next week. YouTube says those that have already uploaded high-resolution vids will have their videos processed over to the new format soon.
Video fiends will dig the crispness and clarity now available on the de facto sharing site, but we're more excited about content being just the right size for HD televisions. Services like Boxee, XB
MC, and others can make use of YouTube's really high-def stuff, and the line between television and web programming becomes even blurrier.
The switch allowing 1080p streams goes live sometime next week. YouTube says those that have already uploaded high-resolution vids will have their videos processed over to the new format soon.
Just how much larger is 1080p? Take a look at the following screenshots from this video:
Standard - 360p
HQ - 480p
HD - 720p
HD - 1080p
Standard - 360p
HQ - 480p
HD - 720p
HD - 1080p
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