Thanks! Two weeks of processing in Davinci Resolve, believe it or not. Although the original footage was 1.5 hours long, and I deleted the last 15 mins because there was too much ISO noise. But the whole process takes so long and uses so much space. I used two 8TB drives to hold all the data before exporting the final to YT!
Hello there, I run a 160" 32:9 wallscreen in my bar, is it possible to have/buy the original encoded files of your recordings so that I could run them naitiely on my wallscreen? How do I get in touch with you?
What resolution do you need? The original 8K files are really huge. The RAW files are several TeraBytes in size. It's an interesting concept, I just do this as a hobby, not out to make money, but at the same time I don't want to see the videos ripped off, and I also have to find time to do the encoding. I'll add an email address to the profile.
The stream choices available unfortunately depend on the capabilities of the device doing the streaming. So if you can only see 3840x1080, then I'm afraid that is likely due to limitations on your side (browser/OS/graphics/bandwidth). For best results, use a computer with a browser than can display AV1 video streams on a 10-bit HDR monitor.
@@GalacticWarthog I looked at the statistics for the sysadmin for this video. If you really uploaded 8K on RU-vid, then I apologize. But it's still strange, I'm watching on a 4K/120Hz TV and an RTX4090 video card, so from the point of view of hardware, everything is fine with me. But I noticed that RU-vid recently changed my name (like many other users) by adding numbers to it, and perhaps changed something in the settings, and in particular limiting the videos offered to view to only 8K... Previously, I could choose the resolution of 8K videos. I'll figure it out. Thank you for the beautiful Live Wallpaper!
@@engineerjr7173 Yes, if you get youtube-dl you can list all the available formats for any youtube URL, and that should satisfy you that the streams are there, it is up to your computer & software to choose the right one. Also use Chrome or Edge browsers, and I assume you have installed the AV1 video extension from the Microsoft Store? Click on the link to see a screen-grab.... drive.google.com/file/d/1Ecsg5lEGSOXSbv2U8kFAYHg35E4ETpr0/view?usp=sharing
@@GalacticWarthog I managed to list it out in yt-dlp but in the browser even on the Samsung Neo G9 dual UHD I cannot get the option for 8K. In the past no 8K video was listed even in yt-dlp.
Interesting. I actually upgraded my work monitor to a Odyssey Neo G9 57 yesterday, and saw my own videos for the first time on the superwide Samsung in 8K. On Chrome, it has full 8K HDR, although I am getting dropped frames in the 60Hz videos, still got to figure that one out.
