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Facebook has slashed the bitrate of their videos in half when bitrate is a crucial factor in the quality of video and every bit as important as the resolution.”

#Frame around video in trakaxpc 720p#

“If you perceived a decline in the quality of recent 720P videos on Facebook, you were not imagining things. A DigitalSociety article from 2010 may just explain what is going on: In order to reduce upload times, Facebook must dropping a lot of information from the original video. However, one thing I have noticed is that Facebook uploads even very large files quickly. It is hard to know exactly what Facebook is doing to the file when it is re-encoding during the upload process. Notice how it seems a lot more choppier and noisy compared to the YouTube video. For instance, check the shadows at the bottom of the screen and compare it to the YouTube picture further down. Granted this image isn’t a real representation of the quality of the video, however there are some telltale signs that the Facebook post has a worst upload quality than the Youtube video. In the example below, I tried to capture screenshots of each video playing around the same time mark. Facebook Upload vs YouTube Upload Quality Stereo audio with a sample rate of 44,100hzĭespite following the instructions provided when exporting and uploading videos directly to Facebook, the video quality is still extremely poor, even when played in HD mode.An aspect ratio no larger than 1280px wide and divisible by 16px.

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Some videos were taken with a Galaxy S5 and others with a Nikon Camera and most are captured at 1080p 30fps. However, one of the areas I am having a big issue with is the quality of the video after it has been uploaded. This access to instant eyes ball without even having to press play is one of the main reasons uploading to Facebook has become so popular for advertisers. however, the native upload still well out performed the YouTube link.Īnother feature that has attracted the attention of the marketeers is the fact that when a video is uploaded directly to Facebook it will autoplay as a user scrolls down the page. They were uploaded at different times (10 minutes apart), have different headings, etc. I know there are quite a few different variables at work here. Interestingly enough, when I checked our Facebook insights for views and engagement with the two example posts mentioned below, the Facebook native upload was streets ahead of the YouTube link. Of course whether they actually favor them or they just perform better is unknown, but either way, native video uploads on Facebook does seem to be the best approach right now.” “ Facebook does seem to favor native video uploads versus third-party video embeds, at least when compared to YouTube.

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After giving a full breakdown of their test results, they say: Which Wins?” created by SearchEngineJournal. This point is further backed in an excellent post called “Videos on Facebook: Native vs YouTube. In my own opinion, since I have started using the native upload, it has become clear that Facebook seems to prefer users uploading directly to Facebook rather than posting a YouTube link. There has been a lot of conversations in marketing channels about how Facebook is now challenging YouTube for video supremacy. If you are into social media or an avid user of Facebook, you may have noticed over the last year the growing popularity of video on your Facebook wall.