Foreign companies provide preview downloads of 1080P on online video sites such as YouTube, but the clarity of the trailers downloaded by domestic video sites can be quite daunting. Why does the domestic movie have no high-rate 1080P trailer available for download?
This question was raised today. Before the release of foreign movies, high-rate 1080P trailers can be watched and downloaded on iTunes Yahoo and other websites, and domestic movies can only have the clarity of the cinema and digital TV platforms. It is difficult to find similar quality trailers on the Internet. Hugo, the great god of the industry, has revealed that point about the bloody case of 'Shantou' for electric technology:
Domestic video sites are desperately preventing users from downloading. I think this is probably due to the harsh operating environment in China and it cannot be as generous as Youtube.
Update: This is my previous impression. After being reminded, it is found that the download is now available, but there is a big limit. Please see the figure:
So what about real HD 1080P? I did not find a 1080P in the trailer. I found an individual video. Look at the picture:
Regardless of whether it is on the web or the client, online viewing requires payment to open members, with a monthly fee of 20 yuan and an annual fee of 169 yuan. And download it? No 1080P option is provided at all. Last but not least, I don’t think there are people who have the need to download trailers for collections. If there’s demand, the movie companies will find ways to provide them. At the very least, they will find ways to provide 1080P online viewing. If it is said that such things as clarity, once the sea is difficult for the water, pseudo-ultra clear has not been able to. If domestic movie companies provide trailers with high quality and high sound quality, the family can sit in front of the TV and watch the trailer. The audience for advertisements will be expanded and the effect will be better. Is the distribution company happy?
This question was raised today. Before the release of foreign movies, high-rate 1080P trailers can be watched and downloaded on iTunes Yahoo and other websites, and domestic movies can only have the clarity of the cinema and digital TV platforms. It is difficult to find similar quality trailers on the Internet. Hugo, the great god of the industry, has revealed that point about the bloody case of 'Shantou' for electric technology:
Domestic video sites are desperately preventing users from downloading. I think this is probably due to the harsh operating environment in China and it cannot be as generous as Youtube.
Update: This is my previous impression. After being reminded, it is found that the download is now available, but there is a big limit. Please see the figure:
After downloading, the so-called "HD" is not high-definition, only 672,378, "Chaoqing" is not, and Chaoqing is not a universal format, only Youku client can play. Changing the file suffix to mp4 or avi doesn't help either.
So what about real HD 1080P? I did not find a 1080P in the trailer. I found an individual video. Look at the picture:
Regardless of whether it is on the web or the client, online viewing requires payment to open members, with a monthly fee of 20 yuan and an annual fee of 169 yuan. And download it? No 1080P option is provided at all. Last but not least, I don’t think there are people who have the need to download trailers for collections. If there’s demand, the movie companies will find ways to provide them. At the very least, they will find ways to provide 1080P online viewing. If it is said that such things as clarity, once the sea is difficult for the water, pseudo-ultra clear has not been able to. If domestic movie companies provide trailers with high quality and high sound quality, the family can sit in front of the TV and watch the trailer. The audience for advertisements will be expanded and the effect will be better. Is the distribution company happy?
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