Great video! Would you mind pointing us to where you took that formula of bitrate? The units just don't really match and don't seem very clear. In particular I don't understand what the video length has to do with the bit rate
Helpful video but the container portion of the video is still confusing. For example you say “audio is completely independent. if you’ve ever seen a video that’s out of sync now you know why” What does that mean? The decoder did not properly decode the container’s contents? Or the container itself did not properly sync audio and video during encode process?
When one visits a webpage I believe this is a temporary download, but to memory not storage. But when streaming, does the content reside for some duration in memory? Thanks
Please can you explain like how we backend code design in java based on user select quality of video like user select 720p, or other according to quality delever content like RUclips, Netflix, udemy thanks🙏 if make video on it. Happy coding keep it up God bless you.
Hey, you can check out the second video on the topic that covers the mechanics when a user switches the video resolution what happens. I can't comment on a language specific implementation. I'm sure if you check GitHub, there will be projects that can provide more guidance for Java.
@@ivailop thanks for reply but i need to know how Netflix engineer design algorithm what they use to provide efficient video content on demand video quality its like magic
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Great video! Would you mind pointing us to where you took that formula of bitrate? The units just don't really match and don't seem very clear. In particular I don't understand what the video length has to do with the bit rate
Thank you very much. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Very helpful.
Helpful video but the container portion of the video is still confusing. For example you say “audio is completely independent. if you’ve ever seen a video that’s out of sync now you know why” What does that mean? The decoder did not properly decode the container’s contents? Or the container itself did not properly sync audio and video during encode process?
Great video
very informative! Thanks!
thankyou so much. your videos are so helpful
Glad you like them!
When one visits a webpage I believe this is a temporary download, but to memory not storage. But when streaming, does the content reside for some duration in memory? Thanks
Please do for audio streaming. for internet radio stations.
Thank you
Great video, thanks!
Glad you liked it!
Great job 👏!! Very clear [2]
Thank you!
no link to part 2?
Usually auto-suggests it as the next video, here’s a link: ruclips.net/video/Ea0JQh54amc/видео.htmlsi=ag9lnor8KKe8ASBa
Great job 👏!! Very clear
Great to hear! Thanks!
Please can you explain like how we backend code design in java based on user select quality of video like user select 720p, or other according to quality delever content like RUclips, Netflix, udemy thanks🙏 if make video on it. Happy coding keep it up God bless you.
Hey, you can check out the second video on the topic that covers the mechanics when a user switches the video resolution what happens. I can't comment on a language specific implementation. I'm sure if you check GitHub, there will be projects that can provide more guidance for Java.
@@ivailop thanks for reply but i need to know how Netflix engineer design algorithm what they use to provide efficient video content on demand video quality its like magic
@@vijaykumar-yl6rj Netflix is hosted by AWS so I'm sure you'll find some information there.
one can not devide by codec, mathematicaly this formula does not make sense
Great works and soooo clear! Would your mind giving the name of the draft app? This is so meaningful to us!
Great to hear! The app I used for the drawing is called Notability.
Thank you very much. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Very helpful.