Curious what resolutions/codecs are being used by the new HLS video podcasts in Apple Podcasts?
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Curious what resolutions/codecs are being used by the new HLS video podcasts in Apple Podcasts?
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Curious what resolutions/codecs are being used by the new HLS video podcasts in Apple Podcasts?
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@js This is a tease! I’ve been trying to find this out for the last three days
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Curious what resolutions/codecs are being used by the new HLS video podcasts in Apple Podcasts?
So was I:
Acast:
- hosted on AWS CloudFront
- audio: AAC LC, video H.264
- 1080p@30 High Profile level 4.1
- 720p@30 High Profile level 3.1
- 480p & 360p & 240p@30 Main Profile level 3
- I-frame support (thumbnails) at all res -
Acast:
- hosted on AWS CloudFront
- audio: AAC LC, video H.264
- 1080p@30 High Profile level 4.1
- 720p@30 High Profile level 3.1
- 480p & 360p & 240p@30 Main Profile level 3
- I-frame support (thumbnails) at all resART19:
- Fastly -> AWS CloudFront
- audio: AAC LC, video H.264
- 360p & 240p@23.976 Main Profile level 3.1
-1080p & 720p & 480p@23.976 Main Profile level 4
- I-frame support (thumbnails)
- Subtitle support -
@js anyone who worked with FCP & a DVX100A will be very familiar with this
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Curious what resolutions/codecs are being used by the new HLS video podcasts in Apple Podcasts?
So was I:
@js What about bitrates?
Just because that's the way those providers are encoding doesn't mean we all have to do the same.
Did you check the HLS segment lengths?
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@js What about bitrates?
Just because that's the way those providers are encoding doesn't mean we all have to do the same.
Did you check the HLS segment lengths?
@theDanielJLewis I did!
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