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What formats should I transcode my videos into?
I have a question on Transcoding videos for my website.
Right now I have 7 options when transcoding. I have a Membership/VOD/Clips hybrid platform. Due to a limited budget for servers, I want to keep space down when adding new content. So my question is, what can I get away with without discouraging customers? Here are my options: Adaptive HLS HLS 1080 HLS 720 HLS 480 MP4 1080 MP4 720 MP4 480 From my understanding, I want to format each video at least in Adaptive HLS to help with buffering and lag for customers with wifi/hotspot etc... and of course MP4 1080. But after that, I am not sure what is necessary and what is just extra for a tiny percent of customers? On Clips4Sale, over 85% of my clip sales are in 1080 MP4, so I am not really sure how many will actually use 720 or 480? If you stream my vid on a mobile device at 1080, is it not going to work? So to reiterate, what formats should I transcode my videos into to balance the needs of my customers with my space and costs of the server? Thank you for any input! |
Go with Adaptive HLS to give your streaming clients what they need as they are pulling the stream down, and then have a MP4 1080 for those that are downloading it :) No need for anything smaller since they are downloading it anyway.
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