Closed chrishobcroft closed 6 years ago
We are heavily working on this aspect. Our source code can work for any resolution and here are the currently accepted sizes: https://github.com/dtube/ipfs-uploader/blob/08d6dbd1a62749b1a0a109118a5d4bb117694228/Uploader.Core/Models/VideoSize.cs
The only reason we do not offer higher than 480p right now is because our current servers would not support the load. Code-wise, everything is ready ;)
Right, so, Livepeer is a decentralized transcoding service. You can send it a video and it will send you back transcoded videos, into whatever formats you ask for.
How come this issue is closed?
It's not implemented?
Maybe you want to trial Livepeer transcoding to do the transcoding work, instead of reinventing the wheel?
Get started here: http://livepeer.readthedocs.io
I would like to be able to view Dtube videos in multiple different formats to suit my downstream bandwidth and screen resolution e.g. on smartphones.
Currently I can only watch at the resolution of the original "source" video, and something called 480 (I assume it is ~850x480 or 480x270?)
YouTube offers multiple different transcoded options such as:
1080p 720p 480p 360p 240p 144p
And also, resolution is getting bigger and bigger with 4K and UHD coming fast.
Take a look at Livepeer's decentralized livestreaming platform https://github.com/livepeer their primary function is transcoding video into multiple different bit rates and formats. The video doesn't need to be live-streamed although obviously it can be.