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Neil Jones
Founding member
Right-click on the video and choose "Stats for Nerds". The line "Current / Optimal Res" is what you want.
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IIRC YouTube changes everything to 30fps regardless. There's probably a reason why.
The feed from the Houses of Parliament on its official stream is only 480p SD, so I presume the Telegraph is upscaling it, as I believe the cameras in both chambers are not HD. The newer "eye level" ones may be able to do HD. The higher mounted ones probably can't.
The picture quality on BBC Parliament isn't particularly great either, the graphics look better than the feed itself.
Neil Jones
Founding member
Hmm it’s 1920x1080 at 30 FPS. Maybe it’s the frame rate that’s odd.
IIRC YouTube changes everything to 30fps regardless. There's probably a reason why.
The feed from the Houses of Parliament on its official stream is only 480p SD, so I presume the Telegraph is upscaling it, as I believe the cameras in both chambers are not HD. The newer "eye level" ones may be able to do HD. The higher mounted ones probably can't.
The picture quality on BBC Parliament isn't particularly great either, the graphics look better than the feed itself.
VA
IIRC YouTube changes everything to 30fps regardless. There's probably a reason why.
The feed from the Houses of Parliament on its official stream is only 480p SD, so I presume the Telegraph is upscaling it, as I believe the cameras in both chambers are not HD. The newer "eye level" ones may be able to do HD. The higher mounted ones probably can't.
The picture quality on BBC Parliament isn't particularly great either, the graphics look better than the feed itself.
I commented on another thread earlier on that matter - it seems like the HoC feeds offered from Parliament to broadcasters are now HD. The cameras were upgraded previously (perhaps the 2019 summer recess, but I can't remember) along with the Shotoku robotic heads, it was the other infrastructure that was the problem resulting in lack of HD.
And yes, YouTube live streams are 30/60fps only.
Hmm it’s 1920x1080 at 30 FPS. Maybe it’s the frame rate that’s odd.
IIRC YouTube changes everything to 30fps regardless. There's probably a reason why.
The feed from the Houses of Parliament on its official stream is only 480p SD, so I presume the Telegraph is upscaling it, as I believe the cameras in both chambers are not HD. The newer "eye level" ones may be able to do HD. The higher mounted ones probably can't.
The picture quality on BBC Parliament isn't particularly great either, the graphics look better than the feed itself.
I commented on another thread earlier on that matter - it seems like the HoC feeds offered from Parliament to broadcasters are now HD. The cameras were upgraded previously (perhaps the 2019 summer recess, but I can't remember) along with the Shotoku robotic heads, it was the other infrastructure that was the problem resulting in lack of HD.
And yes, YouTube live streams are 30/60fps only.