So you’re online watching a video you’re most likely on YouTube
and I bet you’re wondering how these types of videos work, and how you can do
them right? These videos are typically what is called streaming video. This is
where the computer is sent a small segment and starts to play it, and then the
computer is sent another small part is sent to the computer and so on and so on
until the video is over. This would explain such actions such as the dreaded
buffering which I am sure we all dislike with a passion! But the actual file
itself is stored on web server that is unbothered until you click on the link
and that is when it sets the motion of streaming video. Like what was stated
earlier this is what happens when you view a video on YouTube. For the amateur people
who would like to actually do the uploading, the non-viewers, for YouTube here
are some information you may not be aware of, or you can take it as helpful
hints. After you shoot your video you would want to save it in a standard
format which I would recommend AVI, WMV, MOV, or Flash video these are the
probably the most easiest to use. However, after it is uploaded it will
automatically transfer over to flash format, or more recently with the upgrade
of HD widescreen and mobile use with HTML5 and WebM. What else is cool to me is
some of the videos are automatically captioned isn’t that awesome! Now your
video is uploaded and you want to share it with the rest of the world. Well you
can start by sharing it on social media such as Facebook or Twitter by either
hitting the share option or copy the actual link.
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