Latest Newsflashs cnet: YouTube now supports 4k-resolution videos
Written by Larry Compton Sunday, 11 July 2010 20:50
By Josh Lowensohn
Thought 1080p video on YouTube was big? Think bigger.
YouTube on Friday announced that its player now supports 4k, a standard resolution for films that measures 4096x3072 pixels. As YouTube Engineer Ramesh Sarukkai explained in the announcement on YouTube's official blog, "4K is nearly four times the size of 1080p," and it dwarfs even Imax, which projects films in the slightly smaller 2k format, with its 2048?1080-pixel resolution.
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http://news.cnet.com/8301-27076_3-20010174-248.html
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