Anybody having video disruptions with YouTube and PD9???

Tangle

Newbie Joined: Apr 16, 2010 09:40 Messages: 29 Offline

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Feb 23, 2012 09:35

ALL the videos I've produced with PD9 have run perfectly on YouTube. I've uploaded at least 40 - 50 vids produced in the H.264/AVC format - all have run flawlessly - except the last one.

I uploaded it the very same way I have all my others and when played on YouTube, it has flashes of blocks appearing in the video. When I play the produced file using Microsoft Media Player, none of that is present; it's just exactly what it should be.

So, I uploaded a previously uploaded video that runs on YouTube with no problems. I did not re-produce the video, I used the same M2TS file I uploaded the first time. Guess what - it has the problem too. The original upload, about a week or so ago still plays fine. But the latest upload of the very same file has the problems in it.

This sounds like a YouTube issue, but just curious if anybody else has experienced this or knows what to do about it????

Carl312

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Feb 23, 2012 10:11

Quote: ALL the videos I've produced with PD9 have run perfectly on YouTube. I've uploaded at least 40 - 50 vids produced in the H.264/AVC format - all have run flawlessly - except the last one.

I uploaded it the very same way I have all my others and when played on YouTube, it has flashes of blocks appearing in the video. When I play the produced file using Microsoft Media Player, none of that is present; it's just exactly what it should be.

So, I uploaded a previously uploaded video that runs on YouTube with no problems. I did not re-produce the video, I used the same M2TS file I uploaded the first time. Guess what - it has the problem too. The original upload, about a week or so ago still plays fine. But the latest upload of the very same file has the problems in it.

This sounds like a YouTube issue, but just curious if anybody else has experienced this or knows what to do about it????

You can contact Youtube support, but I would just upload another copy of the video.

The fact that Youtube re-renders every thing uploaded, it could have been a bad day for them.

You do know that you can log into your account and delete any video you have uploaded, that would remove the bad video. When you remove a video you lose all to the hits statistics on that video.

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Tangle

Newbie Joined: Apr 16, 2010 09:40 Messages: 29 Offline

Feb 23, 2012 10:16

Thanks Carl.

I have uploaded another copy, three in fact, they all do the same thing.

Apparently, as you indicate, there is something happening right now with YouTube. Even the vids that I have previously uploaded are running correctly. But if I upload the very same video today, it has video problems.

I guess it's time to contact YouTube.

Thanks,
Tangle

Tangle

Newbie Joined: Apr 16, 2010 09:40 Messages: 29 Offline

Feb 23, 2012 13:27

It's YouTube - everything I upload gets messed up. I have notified them - haven't heard anything back yet.

This is definitely not a good time to be uploading videos. Even if you plan to re-upload later when things get fixed, you'll lose your view count and likes.

Just a heads up.