The resolutions of 4K or 1080p are higher than 360p, and they need more time to be processed. After you upload your videos on YouTube, you probably can not watch these videos in 4K or 1080p until you wait for several hours. At last, you can watch your videos in high resolution after high-resolution processing is completed.
YouTube shows 360p or 720p videos because it is adjusting to the Internet bandwidth and speed the device is connected to. If your data plan or your phone cannot handle the requirements of a specific video, the video will not load properly.
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Creating and uploading high-quality videos to YouTube is important for getting views and growing an audience. Since this is the case, it can be annoying when your video only uploads in 360p. Why does this happen, and what can be done to fix the issue?
When you upload a new YouTube video, it is processed in a low resolution- 360p. This is done so your video can be uploaded quicker. Resolutions such as 4K or 1080p are much higher than 360p, which makes it so they require more time to be processed.
This means that while your video might only be 360p upon being uploaded, as it is processed, the quality of the video will improve. Of course, the quality will only improve if you rendered your video in a higher resolution, to begin with.
At this point, you might be wondering- what should you do if your YouTube video is only uploaded in 360p? Should you remove it and re-upload it? Maybe reaching out to YouTube support is the right move? Or, are there other better options?
If your YouTube video only uploads in 360p, you should first ensure it is not still processing. Videos on YouTube as processed in 360p first, and then in higher resolutions. Also, you should ensure you rendered your video in a higher resolution than 360p as well.
A couple of days before, everything is working perfectly good. But After last Ubuntu update -also flash player has updated- (I just think that was occurred after update but maybe not) I can not watch 1080p, 480p and 240 videos in youtube. Actually there is no option just 360p and 720p. I tried to reinstall both Firefox and flash player but nothing change. I thing this problem just related with youtube. Because I can watch 1080p videos from vimeo.com and other websites. Please help me.
This answer here, with the most votes, should be right to give you the best video quality available, but....it's not always. bestvideo+bestaudio seems to choose only the best video and best audio of the options that are video only and audio only, then it merges the two together. Note that this also appears to be identical to the default behavior of youtube-dl. However, on the video I was looking at, the best quality was a single, pre-merged file that was already in a format with combined video and audio. The bestvideo+bestaudio option did NOT choose this best quality 720p file because it was looking only for separate video and audio files. Details below.
Some video sites, such as youtube, offer not only different resolutions of video to download, but have options in youtube-dl called formats to download video and audio separately. For the case of youtube, it will only offer the highest quality video and highest quality audio separately. Here's an example output of using -F flag to show all formats available:
So there's a lot of different formats, but some are labelled "audio only" or "video only". If I selected to download one of those formats by using the specified format code such as with -f 137, I would really get either an audio file or a video file with no audio, which is usually not what you want. If I had ffmpeg installed and specified both video and audio formats with -f 137+140, then youtube-dl would download video and audio and afterwards combine them together into one video file.
If you don't have ffmpeg installed, youtube-dl will by default select the highest quality format that has both audio and video. This maxes out at 720p (and is usually specified by format code 22 so you would download with -f 22). If you do have ffmpeg installed, youtube-dl will be able download the real best quality video (1080p or better if available) and best quality audio, and after downloading mux (combine) them together into one video file so this is what I recommend.
I've noticed that YouTube only offers three quality options for some videos when viewed on the video's page (240p, 360p, and 720p) even while the offered video elsewhere is significantly higher. One example of this is the following video: =DvY5irWC7kA (/u/aygoman of /r/Oman); when viewed in Chrome or when embedded in a page (such as through the RES addon), the video options are more verbose: 240p, 360p, 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2160p.
Original:I was using the Flash player on both my desktop (Windows 7) and my laptop (OSX 10.9.2); I found there was an update for Firefox from 29.0.1 to 30.0 so I completed it. After doing so, I did not appear to gain any quality options on my laptop, though on my desktop it appears that I now have access to all of the resolutions. Switching to the HTML5 viewer limited my streaming options to 360p on my laptop, and to 360p/720p on my desktop. It's worth noting, however, that the OSX binary does not appear to support H.264.
Title pretty mutch sums it up. At youtube's html5 page Media source extensions and MSE & H.264 are not checked even though they were prior to this day(or atleast one of them was. My short term memory sucks). Now its back to having only 360p and 720p as the aviable resolutions. So i tried to search if mozilla changed something in the latest 36 beta 8 patch (which updated for me today), but didn't find anything. I Also tried to install 36 beta 7 but it didnt have any effect on the problem. So is the problem at Mozilla side (they changed something that i dont know?), or is just me? It all just seems so weird to me...
Change the resolution of the video you're watching by clicking the gear icon and selecting a setting. Choose from 1080p, 720p, 480p, 360p, 240p and 144p. You cannot choose a high-definition setting if the video you are watching was uploaded in standard definition. The video will stay in the resolution you select for its entire duration, unless you manually change it.
When opening videos from YouTube and other video-sharing sites, VLC tries to get the best quality of the video possible. The best quality that it fetches depends on a number of factors like the speed and bandwidth of your internet connection. The player will try to load the best video resolution that is feasible with the current connection. But what if you wanted to choose the quality/resolution of the online video that VLC loads from YouTube? There is an advanced option that allows us to select Full HD (1080p), HD (720p), Standard Definition (560p or 480p), Low Definition (360p), and Very Low Definition (240p). This video quality will be applied to the online media opened from video sharing sites like YouTube.
Virtually, the way to upload HD video to YouTube is the same as posting the standard video. Just make certain the uploading videos are original and in 720p/1080p/4k high definition. For Beginners, you need to register a new YouTube account firstly. After that, follow the steps below:
As stated above, you should ensure your 720p/1080p/4k HD videos are in the formats that YouTube supports. These include MPEG4, WebM, WMV, FLV, 3GPP, MOV, AVI, and MEGSPS files. If not, Cisdem Video Converter for Mac enables you to convert HD videos to the best video format for YouTube.
It also provides you with optimized preset and allows you to upload HD videos to YouTube within the software. Even in case you delete your original videos by mistake on Mac, Cisdem Video Converter can help you download the uploaded 720p/1080p/4k HD videos from YouTube as well.
It would be convenient to upload HD video to YouTube on the mobile phone directly. Assuming that you have already installed the YouTube app on phone and registered a YouTube account, below are the steps for your 720p/ 1080p/4k videos upload from iPhone and Android.
Everyone has the right to upload HD video to YouTube easily. Any type of program you can think of can be posted to your channel. As a Mac user, I strongly recommend uploading YouTube 720p, 1080p or 4k videos via Cisdem Video Converter. It will do you a great favor by converting & editing HD videos as well as posting all your videos to YouTube at once.
When previewing videos you uploaded to Google Drive, often the case you will see video playback is low-quality and blurry. Then, you may ask: "Does Google Drive compress video or reduce video size?" Certainly, Google Drive does not reduce the video quality. It just provides different resolutions like 360p, 720p, 1080p, etc. for your video and then you can preview it smoothly and speedily without costing much bandwidth. To get more details, you can go on reading.
Commonly, there are several transcoded versions of your video in Google Drive for your convenience. When you use the YouTube-like viewer to play the video, there are list of video resolutions like 360p, 720p, 1080p, etc. for you to choose for playback. However, there is a case that you need to notice. When you upload 1080p video to Google Drive, there may be only a 360p choice, as Google Drive is still processing your video that probably more options are available in the following days.
Based on the fact that Google Drive preview only accepts video resolution up to 1080p and playback size up to 300MB, you are highly suggested to upload a 300MB 1080p video or lower to Google Drive if you or the video recipients want to preview the original video file on any devices with the best quality and without Google Drive video compression problem.
Here we will introduce HD Video Converter Deluxe to help reduce file size so that you can upload videos to Google Drive as many as possible with the limited cloud space. Born to be a 4K video converter, it helps downscale 8K/5K/4K to 1080p/720p with lower bitrates without obvious quality loss and also convert video to Google Drive supported formats. For example, convert HEVC, VP9, AV1, etc. to MP4, WMV, AVI, FLV, etc. 2ff7e9595c
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