We’re excited to say that support for watching 1080p HD videos in full resolution is on its way. Starting next week, YouTube’s HD mode will add support for viewing videos in 720p or 1080p, depending on the resolution of the original source, up from our maximum output of 720p today.
As resolution of consumer cameras increases, we want to make sure YouTube is the best home on the web to showcase your content. For viewers with big monitors and a fast computer, try switching to 1080p to get the most out of the fullscreen experience.
YouTube Blog: 1080p HD Is Coming to YouTube
November 13, 2009
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Posted by Teb Locke
Flip Mino HD Review: If it Ain’t Broke… – Flip mino hd review – Gizmodo
October 20, 2009Flip’s followup to the successful, caveman-easy Mino HD is fundamentally the same product, slightly better. The improvements are welcome, but there are still some issues I wish Flip would address.
via Flip Mino HD Review: If it Ain’t Broke… – Flip mino hd review – Gizmodo.
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IMovie Update Improves Device Compatibility
October 14, 2009Apple on Tuesday rolled out an iMovie update, improving compatibility between its video-editing application and a number of devices while also tackling some minor bugs.
According to Apple’s release notes for iMovie 8.0.5, the update improves compatibility with importing video captured on the iPod nano. Apple released a new version of the nano featuring a built-in video camera last month.
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New iPod Nano Fulfills Its Mission, Mostly
September 17, 2009A look at Apple’s new iPod Nano, now with a video camera….
http://gadgetwise.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/09/15/new-ipod-nano-fulfills-its-mission-mostly/index.html
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iPhone 3GS spurs 400% increase in mobile video uploads to YouTube
June 26, 2009If there was any doubt that that the video recording and upload capabilities of Apple’s new iPhone 3GS would signal a new chapter in mobile video sharing, the first statistics quantifying its impact are in, and they’re impressive.
[Source: AppleInsider]
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Flip Has Little Chance In An iPhone World
June 20, 2009by Michael Arrington on June 20, 2009
As successful as Pure Digital has been with their Flip line of video cameras – selling $150 million worth of them last year – they face a new type of threat that they can’t defeat. The video capable iPhone, and video mobile phones in general, will make them irrelevant in the next couple of years.
via TechCrunch
http://bit.ly/GhNG
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CaptionTube
April 20, 2009CaptionTube is a utility for adding closed captions to YouTube videos. After you import a video, you play the video and add captions as needed. When you are done, you export the captions and then upload to YouTube.
For more details, visit CaptionTube’s help page.
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Crackle – Movies, TV and more from Sony Pictures
April 17, 2009Crackle, Inc., a Sony Pictures Entertainment Company, is a multi-platform next-generation video entertainment network that distributes digital content including original short form series and full-length traditional programming from Sony Pictures’ vast library of television series and feature films.
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YouTube unveils new section for TV episodes and feature films
April 17, 2009The website known for its user-generated videos will showcase Hollywood content in an effort to boost revenue and compete with the growing popularity of Hulu.
[Source: Los Angeles Times]
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YouTube Symphony Orchestra @ Carnegie Hall – Act One
April 17, 2009
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