Okay let's not talk about one thing that is usually overlooked by majority of the YouTube tubers because
they deem it not as important and to be fair the things that I'm going to teach you right now and I'm
talking about right now is a bit long shot but you need everything possible just for yourself to grow
your channel as fast as possible and as steadily as possible.
And today we're going to be talking about the quality of the videos and we're going to be talking about
the Codex because it seems like YouTube is using two different codecs for your YouTube videos and one
of them is actually more about the speed of loading.
And another is more about the size.
And to be fair one codec is looking a bit better than the other one.
So we have to correct it with the YouTube one.
Is this correct.
ABC one which is basically the same as H 2 6 for Kodak is a very very regular Kodak on Internet and
another one is V.P. 0 9 Kodak This is two different codecs that you can get on your YouTube videos.
So what's the difference.
Well technology speaking is they're very very similar.
They work in different ways.
I'm not gonna go would like technical in this case but what it does is ABC is easier to store.
It's less stressful for the YouTube itself but the quality of video is a bit.
I tell you a bit lower because you're going to lose some details like hair details and in game place
you're going to lose some details in the far et cetera et cetera.
And another one is V.P. 9 which is a bit more difficult for YouTube itself to run at your computer the
kid I mean the YouTube codecs to run because it has different codecs because it's smaller.
Did compression is a bit different but the videos look a tiny tiny tiny bit better.
If I would say that oh the difference between those two videos are huge.
Well actually they're not huge but in many cases depending on what type of video you're creating they
can be noticeable.
And for that reason you need to try to get V.P. nine Kodak instead of ABC 1 and in order to get the
VPN on Kodak on your videos.
If I open the videos of the any channel that has a lot of use let's say this video right here I'm just
gonna turn off the sound as soon as possible.
Yes just just did not get when you open this.
This is the MTV HD video when you go to the stats for nerds you see right away.
That's the V.P. nine.
And how to get V.P. nine over ABC.
First things first.
The easiest way not the easiest way the most sure way to go with it is to have a larger channel like
channels to which has a size of around five k to like two or three five k subscribers they usually get
VIP nine for example.
One of my channels that has 5000 subscribers is getting VIP nine on practically all of the videos unless
I do not upload for a long time and then started uploading if I will do this way I'm reverting to ABC
11.
So it's more like the view's rather than just subscribers to your channel has to get a lot of use in
order to get VIP 09.
It's called the VIP nine Kodak.
The other way is that is a bit easier for you and can be done with any size channel which is like my
channel one of this.
This is my channel and I have 192 subscribers here and it doesn't matter how many subscribers you can
is to render reveals in 14 forty P or higher.
Like in my case I render out this videos in four K even though it's recorded in fourteen forty P so
it's just a regular 44 AP video that had been rendered out in for k it's it's not okay when you put
this in for care you're actually still getting 44 AP If you put it in 44 B you're still getting 44 TB
and any video that has 40 40 p resolution and higher Mac in this case 44 P for K AK or I don't know
if you can record or do it sixteen k then those videos will have BP 0 9 Kodak question now is it the
huge of a difference for you whether it's ABC one over AP nine.
Well if you want to have a maximum quality video then BP 9 is the way to go.
It is the maximum quality that you can get from the videos on YouTube because YouTube compression is
huge as you can see when they pull this video this noise that you see right here and you know it's visible
in recording or not there's a bunch of noise what you hear in the video itself.
In the original video there was no noise it maybe it was but it was not visible.
And in this case it is visible.
It's very very well because it did because of the compression.
Even though the quality of the video is not bad it looks pretty good.
As you can see it's it's it's fairly clean fairly good.
And this case is older video my older video and its quality is a bit different.
And it's it's a different recording but if you go and see the details you're going to see that this
video more looks more washed out and it looks more hazy and this video looks more clean.
Yes the lighting and the stuff affects this as well but I was trying to record the videos with the maroon
lower resolution in this lighting as well it looks way way way worse.
So the better looking videos means that the viewers will most likely watch your videos because they
like what they see and they think that this is a high quality video.
Well unless the content is if the content is bad for content is bad no matter how high quality video
we have.
But that high quality actually helps you to boost whatever content that you have and why not to have
as high quality as possible.
So simplest way just the simplest way that works in every single case there was in other ways as well
like in the past you could just trim out the video within the YouTube studio and then it would help.
But now it doesn't work the only way that for sure works for now with this in 2020 is to upload your
videos in 40 and 40 p or higher like 44 P or 20 160 P now or 40 even if you are a video resolution is
13 or 14 thirty nine P.
It will be ABC 1 meaning that this is correct in 40 we should be in 44 AP or high years.
I just recorded 44 AP and just upscale it 2 to 4 K and it is just going just fine without any problem.
So I hope this will help because it I kind of used to doing this and I'm doing this for my channels
as well not not all the channels but the main main channels as well.
So this will be it for today let's go to the next one.