andreijackson
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Re: Human Nature @ Wembley Vevo/YT Premiere next week!!
Can't wait
Can't wait
Just keep in mind that it was not originally recorded on VHS. It was transferred from U-Matic.AFAIK the actual quality/resolution capability of VHS is not much greater than 420p anyway (330x480), so if VEVO upload it at 420p resolution (as long as it's done well) then that should be roughly the same as the released DVD.
People dismiss the clips we've seen because they're on Youtube/Vevo (as if that reduced the quality), but both are capable of streaming at 720 or even 1080 so in fact can easily represent a VHS quality video perfectly. When people say "it's only a Youtube quality video so don't worry, it'll be better on the DVD" it does not make sense to me. Sure, some Youtube videos aren't created very well by the people who upload them, and so the quality suffers, but assuming the uploader does it properly the youtube clips should be the same as the DVD.
While I think about it, I don't think we know much about MJ's VHS.
Was it standard VHS or S-VHS? S-VHS was introduced in the late 80s with higher than standard resolution - 560x480. Either way (VHS or S-VHS) Youtube and Vevo are technically able to reproduce the picture quality.
Was it recorded in Short Play (SP) or Long Play (LP)? It's unlikely to be Long Play given the duration of the concert but if it is, it would reduce the picture quality.
Just keep in mind that it was not originally recorded on VHS. It was transferred from U-Matic.
let's stop messing around and just put up the damn video I'm ready to go crazy over here
AFAIK the actual quality/resolution capability of VHS is not much greater than 420p anyway (330x480), so if VEVO upload it at 420p resolution (as long as it's done well) then that should be roughly the same as the released DVD.
People dismiss the clips we've seen because they're on Youtube/Vevo (as if that reduced the quality), but both are capable of streaming at 720 or even 1080 so in fact can easily represent a VHS quality video perfectly. When people say "it's only a Youtube quality video so don't worry, it'll be better on the DVD" it does not make sense to me. Sure, some Youtube videos aren't created very well by the people who upload them, and so the quality suffers, but assuming the uploader does it properly the youtube clips should be the same as the DVD.
While I think about it, I don't think we know much about MJ's VHS.
Was it standard VHS or S-VHS? S-VHS was introduced in the late 80s with higher than standard resolution - 560x480. Either way (VHS or S-VHS) Youtube and Vevo are technically able to reproduce the picture quality.
Was it recorded in Short Play (SP) or Long Play (LP)? It's unlikely to be Long Play given the duration of the concert but if it is, it would reduce the picture quality.
An epic video deserves an epic Behind The Scenes featurette.Katy Perry walks us through the triumphant video for one of her most "real" songs: http://vevo.ly/NaGsVg
is there a link to see these video list?
no the upcoming ones. where the screenshot in the first post is taken form ?
Well it's still 2 weeks til the release date. It's still reasonable to not release it yet. (not that I don't want it right this second, though!)