SRT vs VTT vs ASS: Which Subtitle Format to Keep
SRT, VTT and ASS compared for editors: SRT imports into Resolve and Premiere Pro, VTT is the web format, ASS carries styling. Plus embedded vs sidecar.
SRT, VTT and ASS compared for editors: SRT imports into Resolve and Premiere Pro, VTT is the web format, ASS carries styling. Plus embedded vs sidecar.
YouTube streams audio as lossy Opus or AAC, so a 320 kbps MP3 or a WAV made from it cannot add detail. The math, the sources and what editors should save.
YouTube streams H.264, VP9 and AV1, all long-GOP delivery codecs. Which one a download holds, how DaVinci Resolve 20 decodes each, and when to transcode.
YouTube asks for 8 Mbps at 1080p30 uploads, then streams its own re-encode. How stream bitrate compares with the upload and how to check a downloaded file.
Clip ranges, ProRes and DNxHR conversion, playlists, subtitles, audio, credit files and settings, one page each.
Step-by-step workflows by editing app and by job: first download, Resolve, Premiere, clips, subtitles and organization.
Cause-then-fix pages for bot checks, cookies, 403 errors, low resolution, stuck downloads, the preview player and NLE playback.
Downloader categories compared on quality, safety and cost, plus plain explanations of yt-dlp and ffmpeg.
Credit formats, Creative Commons, fair use, claims and strikes, and permission templates for editors. Sourced, not legal advice.
Release notes and behind-the-scenes posts from the editor who builds B-ROLL.
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