Youtube Uploads 1024 megabytes!!!
Youtube has increased the maximum upload capacity for videos from 100 megabytes to 1024 megabytes! This increase will allow for some major high resolution videos to be viewed on the mega-video site. Additionally video producers can upload multiple videos at once using an extra downloadable software pack.
Videos still have the 10 minute cap.
In other related news Youtube launched a new feature called Youtube Annotations.
[Update]
I’ve uploaded a 800 megabyte file onto YouTube:
Looks like crap. Click on the video and read its description for more information. I guess higher resolution videos won’t come from higher storage upload.
Posted in Internet, Video, Web 2.0Tags: youtube
4. June 2008 at 6:38 am :
[...] file size increase would be more important were the 10 minute limit lifted along with it but for now, that isn’t [...]
4. June 2008 at 10:21 am :
[...] rumor has it that YouTube has also increased the maximum upload size from 100mb to 1GB (1024mb), but still [...]
6. June 2008 at 2:00 pm :
The high res version looks decent to me. Are you saying the high res version looks like crap, or the standard?
7. June 2008 at 8:00 am :
The high resolution with the 800 megabyte file that I uploaded doesn’t look extremely different from the under 100 megabyte files that I uploaded previously. The point is that size doesn’t matter.