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640x480 vs 320x240 videos
Which size do you think would make more sales? Share your view in general, or if you want to be more specific.
1) On a gallery 2) On a blog 3) On a paysite tour Surfing speeds are getting faster, tube sites are growing, so does this mean consumers want to see bigger images and bigger videos? |
We only give 720 wmvHD videos now... nothing less than that
640x480 is just horrid.... its not 2002 anymore... lol! you fuzzy little man peach |
I find zero reason why one can not offer a large and a small, just have the large require an extra click. I figure those that are wanting the large and have the bandwidth to pull it do not mind a fraction of a second to perform an additional click. This also allows the slower people to get their sample and my chance to get their money.
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So rock-reed, are you saying that on hosted galleries you're offering 720 wmvHD?
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I absolutely am 100% sure that it's not the SIZE of the videos ... but the compression ratio ...
think about it ... a VERY nice quality 320x240 video will be much better to watch than a shitty heavily compressed 640x480 video. It makes more sense. |
What you said makes sense Dave. But if you're running a 1000kbps on a 320x240 but 2000kbps on a 640x320 they should have the same quality and about twice the file size so they'll take twice the time to download. I'm wondering if a 640x320 would sell better on a gallery.
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I think its more what actually happening in the video than the size. It could be hd full screen and its boring lack luster shit who cares.
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It's all about BW bill !
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That said, we have ALWAYS (since started making content 4+ years ago) done 720/640 x 480. Even before the high speeds of today were more the exception then the norm. Now many have broadband of some kind. That has been a major selling point based on the feedback of members. :2 cents: |
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