[Youtube Review][Veritasium] How Was Video Invented?

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Playtime Comments : [Veritasium] How Was Video Invented?

Ai***:

3:20 imagine turning on your TV today and just seeing this thing staring at you

Do*********:

5:23 "they get huge fast!" I'm going to steal that line.

Th**************:

9:37 This is the part where before iOS 11 you had to get another phone to record your YouTube Videos unless you jailbroke your phone.

Al***:

6:00 "...is made possible by viewers like you, specifically your persistence of vision."

Bu***********:

1:04 cute cut. I suddenly realized you're filming on a camera so small it fits on top of the lens of the old camera, with far more clarity and quality from the small camera.

On************:

3:36 ..."wasn't the way to do it" . Love it.

GS****:

3:33 "What it proved was that this wasn't the way to do it." lol. Reminds me of my call center job when a new Director would come in and change things. Half the time it was the bright idea the director before the last one had.

Ki*********:

0:25 is that camera fitted with some gyroscopes? That's cool

De******************:

First video I have watched on your channel and its on video. hahaha. Loved how simple you made it. I'm a new member now. At 11:59, I see two parallel universes appearing at the same time and you are in each.

Gu*************:

Dude, I never thought it would be that complex, I don't understand 80% of the video. I ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT!!
Also that voice crack at 4:28 had me laughing for a bit.
Love your videos man, you're the best!!

 

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Top Comments : [Veritasium] How Was Video Invented?

Mu****************:

If this video interests you I recommend anything from the channel Technology Connections.

Li**********:

Thank you Derek, as always your work is fantastic!

sp*****************************:

It's like extended version of slow Mo guys video on TV... Which is more detailed one

Ka*************:

It’s truly amazing that people were able to think of stuff like that from scratch

Ro**********:

My father, Sam Holtz, was a legend in broadcast television engineering, telecine, and video post production. He filled my head with all this engineering science and history over the course of most of my life, along with all these technical inner workings you described... just about all of it now a lost art. I watched this video with a deep appreciation for you. Thank you for bringing this knowledge to a new generation and doing it so accurately. I just wish my dad was still around to have watched your video. I know it would’ve put a smile on his face. Peace.

NZ*:

You teach me more than my college does.

Mi*******:

B&H is definitely the best. They have taken a lot of my money over the years and I couldn't be happier.

xE********:

Watching the motion stabilizing stick on the camera in the mirror was pretty awesome

Edit: Cool you actually came back at the end and mentioned it

P*:

I just look at my smartphone and think WTF!!!
The Video i can take with tthis little thing compared to the videoquality you could took 60 years ago...
Its really freaky cool.

th**********:

The Slo Mo Guys did a video on this a while ago. Definitely worth checking out for some better slo motion footage

ne**************:

Amazing. If everyone was as smart as me we would still be using stone tools.

pi******:

Mechanical TV for the masses! All power to the vidicons, image orthicons and iconoscopes! From a Labguy and Veritasium fan: thoroughly well researched and executed. Thank you.

Ab*************:

Wow YouTube's notification is working
Btw big fan veritasium

Kr**********:

Great video!

Would have loved to see you do a collaboration with Technology Connections on this!

Ma*******:

When I grew up I begin to realize how small 100 years really is. I lived a third of it already. Just imagine 1919 year is a year:
• Albert Einstein was 40 years old and his theory of relativity was 4 years old;
• Orville Wright was 48 (unfortunately his brother died in 45) and theirs first flight was 16 years ago;
• Henry Ford was 56 and his Model T was 11 years old;

Ro***:

I've had that same gimbal for about a month now, pretty happy with it, and it handles compensating for the weight change of the lens telephotoing in really well. Crazy to think I was handheld shooting on Hi-8 tapes only a handful of years ago... Soon we'll all be shooting in 3D as a standard, and explaining to kids how those "old flat movies" were the standard. xD Great vid, thanks!

5M*************:

I forget that YouTube is named after the thing it's gradually replacing

pa***************:

Derek: explains inner-working mechanics of video cameras
Me: Magic. So, it's magic. Got it.

Li**********:

My ears and eyes haven't experienced the ancient technology in so long

He*************:

How can you talk about the CRT without mentioning Philo T Farnsworth?

mu*********:

How else sometimes think about the technology around us and can't imagine the hell human made then

Pa*********:

kick ASS dude, ive been thinking about this specific topic lately and am excited to give this a watch! thanks Derek!

Ch********:

You were right, this non-clickable video is worth it

ra********:

Watching the electron gun scanning each line was mesmerizing. Never thought I'd get to see that. Thank you!

vi****:

i appreciate you explaining things, but it would be better to give your guest more than just few seconds

Sm*************:

Dude, maybe I'm biased because we're friends.... But your latest content had been consistently phenomenal. This is excellent.

Br***********************:

It feels like Veritasium filled in for Vsauce after Michael lost his marbles.

Ac*****:

I found this video because it was linked at the end of “My Video Went Viral. Here’s Why.” I’m not sure if you added the link or if YouTube added it. The title caught me right away. I didn’t really notice the thumbnail. I tend to watch YouTube on my phone, so small or detailed thumbnails are harder to see.

I’ve enjoyed your videos for years now. I think the first video of yours I saw was “Supercooled Water - Explained!” I enjoy the content of your videos from the topics you choose to the explanations and examples you provide, especially how you visualize them. You make difficult subjects much easier to understand. Your enthusiasm for your subjects comes through as well, and that makes your videos even more enjoyable, spurring my own enthusiasm for all things science.

I don’t often see your videos in my YouTube feed sadly—I hope YouTube will fix that—but I know I will always enjoy them, so I search for your channel, go to the Videos tab, and binge watch a few videos I haven’t seen yet.

I will often look for playlists as well that contain similar subjects so I can let YouTube autoplay videos. I would like to know more about the evolution of video. That’s a subject that could potentially span several videos, and it felt cut short here. If you ever decide to do a mini series on the subject (maybe you have and I just can’t find it?), it would make for a good playlist and be something I’d search for and binge watch, like “playlist and chill” instead of “Netflix and chill.”

I didn’t used to prioritize liking a video because, as stated above, I treated it more like a mini TV series and let videos play without interruption, but lately I have tried to be more conscientious and help my favorite YouTubers by liking every video I watch and enjoy. I don’t particularly like when YouTubers beg for subscriptions and likes, but at the same time I do want to help as a viewer. Explaining the importance of our actions helped me change how I interact with videos. Sometimes I do forget, so I don’t mind a quick reminder at the end of a video so long as it’s not prominent.

I’m not really into the culture of needing to know everything that’s going on at every moment, so I turn off notifications for everything except calls and texts. I’ll even turn on “Do Not Disturb” if I’m working on something and don’t want any interruptions short of an emergency. That way I’m not tempted to browse social media or do anything other than work until I have a free moment and dedicated time to do so. I don’t feel like I need to delete social apps this way, so I can still socialize and keep up with things like my favorite content creators without getting distracted all the time. I hope YouTube finds another way outside of using the bell notification to improve their algorithm since I purposefully do not click the bell and opt to manually check my favorite channels when I have time.

I would think someone actively searching for a channel would be more important for the algorithm, but that hasn’t been the case for me yet. I’m honestly surprised I don’t see more of your videos in my feed considering how long I’ve followed you and how many of your videos I watch. Now that I think of it, many other science channels I’m subscribed to like Physics Girl don’t show up either. I get videos on beauty, crafts, life-hacks, or for musical artists whom I’m not even following, some I even actively dislike, instead. They aren’t even advertised. It seems like YouTube’s algorithm is catering to what the masses like, or what they want you to like, rather than what I actually personally like, and I think that may give other topics and creators an unfair advantage. What’s the point of YouTube gathering statistics about what I like and how I watch videos if they aren’t going to use that in practice to cater to my interests? If they are going to show everyone the same content regardless of interests, then they should at least have a curator who checks content quality if nothing else.

I hope some of that info helps you. Good luck with your resolutions this year and cracking the current algorithm. I look forward to watching more of your videos, whether or not YouTube adds them to my feed.

Wi********:

My mum's show ran 25 years on WQED/WQEX and, when the fifty year anniversary came up, she was never even mentioned. I talked with David Newall (Mr McFeely), who worked in the WQED studios in those days and he checked the vaults. Her show was kinetoscoped and they saved none of them. Pop culture loses a lot of stuff. Sad, too. She and Julia Child were the first infomercials, back when folks taught, rather than today's crude marketing segments. She wrote her whole show, invited the guests, made the props, and sold a million self-written books based on the show at a dollar each. Try to find one now. ;-)
25 years, never syndicated. Few others can claim that. My mum was a ground breaker.

Be**********:

I remember those old AVR1 2” video recorders when I started in television. The heads were suspended on air bearings because mechanical bearings created bearings created too much time base errors. Also the capstan driving the tape had negative pressure to suck the tape onto the cylinder... then came the exciting time of rewinding the tape. Because the capstan was committed to driving the tape it would spin at many thousands of RPM, a break in the tape during rewind could be lethal so operators had to leave the room.
You could hear the machine rewind many buildings away.
They cost in the order of $250K back in the day.
Now it’s so easy and cheap with fast digital electronics.... luxury!

 

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