Can you stream in RAW?

[Guest]

I know that practically nobody's internet connection could handle it, but it always bothers me when there's some cool animation or whatever and it goes all pixelated because of the bitrate limit. This is just a theoretical question, because you would need an insane connection and an insane encoding machine, but would it be possible?

[Sauron]

Yes. You wouldn't be able to see it though.

[emosun]

you dont have to stream in raw just higher bitrate h.264.

drive speed isn;t even good enough to seed raw video onto your own monitor let alone try to stream it

[Mihle]

You wouldn't even want to even if you could. Other people's computer wouldn't be able to see it without spesific software. Other visually lossless stuff, yeah, maybe.

[Required]

On 11/30/2018 at 1:01 PM, hiitswilliam said:

I know that practically nobody's internet connection could handle it

Why not where is the problem with?

[Guest]

3 hours ago, Required said:

Why not where is the problem with?

The speed. 

[Guest]

3 hours ago, Required said:

Why not where is the problem with?

My internet is 3.5 down on a good day, I can't even watch 1080p video smoothly.

[Required]

thats sucks! Get some LTE Flat. We have Cable with I gues 20 - 30 mbit down.

[mariushm]

On 11/30/2018 at 2:01 PM, hiitswilliam said:

I know that practically nobody's internet connection could handle it, but it always bothers me when there's some cool animation or whatever and it goes all pixelated because of the bitrate limit. This is just a theoretical question, because you would need an insane connection and an insane encoding machine, but would it be possible?

h264 and other codecs have lossless options, and can be seriously tweaked to preserve tons of detail and information.

If you have the bandwidth, it's possible to prevent pixelation that upsets you, and still have reasonable bitrates... like less than 100-200mbps.