You-Tube’s HD encoding settings
Posted in Flash on March 12th, 2009 by Alexander – Be the first to commentJan Ozer has done some detective work to find out what compression settings You-Tube is using for their HD content. Here’s a summary:
- 720p (1280×720)
- video encoded at 2mbps (.072 bits per pixel)
- h264 High profile with CABAC enabled
- maximum of 3 reference frames, with keyframes every 2 seconds and at scene changes
- 2 B-Frames between each P or I-Frame
- audio encoded in AAC LC at 93kbps, stereo
