8K60 HDR 12-bit 4:4:4 extreme resolution Labor Day sunset time-lapse AV1

[@nnn-pr3vr]

wow, probably the highest quality video i've seen on youtube, we've came a long way since the 240p days lol

[@ManuFortis]

It would take a lot to do, but it would be cool if you did a full day and nights length one. Would be neat to have as a wallpaper or similar, set to the roughly same time if setup by the user properly. Also, nice video. Very nice for testing with this tv I have. It can't do 4k at 12bit sadly, not 4:4:4 that is. But it can do it at 1080p. Otherwise it's DCI 4K at 10bit max for 4:4:4 if memory serves me. 4:2:2 for 12bit, but... I might need better cables. Seems to be some issues at times...

[@AgentSmith911]

That would be almost 700 GB as an AV1 file

[@dbikeryamaha125]

This looks INCREDIBLE

[@GalacticWarthog]

Thanks. KZbin has come a long way in just the past year, I am amazed at how much better quality the streaming is. Maybe it is just the AV1, but I would swear that even the VP9 streams are so much better.

[@AgentSmith911]

Just 64 Mbit/s for 8k70 hdr, that's pretty impressive, and shows how efficient the AV1 codec is. I wonder if 12 bit or higher makes any sense on AV1 videos

[@GalacticWarthog]

The 12 bit and the 444 doesn't make any sense right now, but who knows, maybe oneday when bandwidth is even cheaper, and the video formats better, it will be re-encoded.

[@VV-sj4lr]

ITS ACTUALLY 4K NOT 8K I CAN SEE ONLY 2160p60

[@GalacticWarthog]

Maybe you need to get yourself an 8K TV then....

[@VV-sj4lr]

@@GalacticWarthog i already have one bro

[@GalacticWarthog]

@@VV-sj4lr your device needs to be able to decode an AV1 8K60 HDR stream. Check the stats for nerds. Not all 8K TVs have the ability.

[@VV-sj4lr]

@@GalacticWarthog bro my tv and pc both can do it i am also technical guy bro c'mon

[@GalacticWarthog]

Cool. Then you would be technical enough to use a KZbin API to list all the available streams for the above URL, and confirm that, sadly, your devices are not able to handle the av01.0.17M.10 stream.