Alexis Sánchez ~ El Niño Maravilla

[Santi]

same f***ing thing every single time

get ball on wing
hold ball for 15 seconds having a little dance with the defender
go nowhere
cut back inside
chip into box
defender heads away

yawn

[Dejan]

Pisses me off that this season he always picks the most difficult option

Verstuurd vanaf mijn SM-G920F met Tapatalk

[Sims]

If true I like him again

[Va-Va-Voom]

Impressive that someone could read his lips in that 140p video.

[Highbury Hillbilly]

Still a beast on his day but has been sloppy this season.

[Zenith]

Impressive that someone could read his lips in that 140p video.

The guy saw this on his television and later recorded it with his Nokia N90.

[GoonerAlexandre]

Impressive that someone could read his lips in that 140p video.

The guy saw this on his television and later recorded it with his Nokia N90.

Nokia N90 has 240p quality, not 144p

[Zenith]

Impressive that someone could read his lips in that 140p video.

The guy saw this on his television and later recorded it with his Nokia N90.

Nokia N90 has 240p quality, not 144p

't was a joke.

It's not even physically possible to shoot a 16:9 aspect ratio video with a camera that records in a totally different aspect ratio of 13:11.

144p, 240p, 360p, 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2k, 4k are all 16:9 ratio resolutions.

Nokia N90 shoots in this rare and outdated 13:11 ratio with its 352x416 pixels camera.

When uploaded, there would be a black border on the left and right side as the ratio of the video file wouldn't match the ratio of the web player.

In other words, you couldn't be more wrong.

[Marsbar100]

Lol

[GoonerAlexandre]

Impressive that someone could read his lips in that 140p video.

The guy saw this on his television and later recorded it with his Nokia N90.

Nokia N90 has 240p quality, not 144p

't was a joke.

It's not even physically possible to shoot a 16:9 aspect ratio video with a camera that records in a totally different aspect ratio of 13:11.

144p, 240p, 360p, 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2k, 4k are all 16:9 ratio resolutions.

Nokia N90 shoots in this rare and outdated 13:11 ratio with its 352x416 pixels camera.

When uploaded, there would be a black border on the left and right side as the ratio of the video file wouldn't match the ratio of the web player.

In other words, you couldn't be more wrong.

Only left and right, but still 240p

[Zenith]

Impressive that someone could read his lips in that 140p video.

The guy saw this on his television and later recorded it with his Nokia N90.

Nokia N90 has 240p quality, not 144p

't was a joke.

It's not even physically possible to shoot a 16:9 aspect ratio video with a camera that records in a totally different aspect ratio of 13:11.

144p, 240p, 360p, 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2k, 4k are all 16:9 ratio resolutions.

Nokia N90 shoots in this rare and outdated 13:11 ratio with its 352x416 pixels camera.

When uploaded, there would be a black border on the left and right side as the ratio of the video file wouldn't match the ratio of the web player.

In other words, you couldn't be more wrong.

Only left and right, but still 240p

That's because YouTube's web player has a fixed aspect ratio of 16:9.

Key word: fixed

YouTube's player includes these black borders, even though they are not part of the original video file. Cameras don't shoot black borders.

This means if a raw video file with a different aspect ratio is uploaded, the player adds black borders on each side in order to turn it into what is called a false 16:9 video.

If you were to play the raw video file above in windowed mode of any media player on your computer, you wouldn't see any borders as you're viewing it in its original, true 13:11 aspect ratio.

Hope you'll understand now.

[Sims]

Looool wtf is going on

[GoonerAlexandre]

Impressive that someone could read his lips in that 140p video.

The guy saw this on his television and later recorded it with his Nokia N90.

Nokia N90 has 240p quality, not 144p

't was a joke.

It's not even physically possible to shoot a 16:9 aspect ratio video with a camera that records in a totally different aspect ratio of 13:11.

144p, 240p, 360p, 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2k, 4k are all 16:9 ratio resolutions.

Nokia N90 shoots in this rare and outdated 13:11 ratio with its 352x416 pixels camera.

When uploaded, there would be a black border on the left and right side as the ratio wouldn't match the ratio of the web player.

In other words, you couldn't be more wrong.

Only left and right, but still 240p

That's because YouTube's web player has a fixed aspect ratio of 16:9.

Key word: fixed

YouTube's player includes these black borders, even though they are not part of the original video file. Cameras don't shoot black borders.

This means if a raw video file with a different aspect ratio is uploaded, the player adds black borders on each side in order to turn it into what is called a false 16:9 video.

If you were to play the raw video file above in windowed mode of any media player on your computer, you wouldn't see any borders as you're viewing it in its original, true 13:11 aspect ratio.

Hope you'll understand now.

I understand that, but the quality would still be greater than 140p, if you did add the borders, which Youtube does.

[Zenith]

I understand that, but the quality would still be greater than 140p, if you did add the borders, which Youtube does.

The original (RAW) file would indeed be greater.

The uploaded file entirely depends on the settings of the web encoder.

Also 77p, 144p, 240p, 360p, etc refer to width of the video file, not the quality. The quality of a file is dependent on a lot more factors than the original size of the recording.

N90 shoots videos in 352x416, meaning it'd be a 416p video file. However, when uploaded, YouTube's encoder would change the ratio to match its web player and therefore you would never be able to select 416p in its web player widget.

Moral of the story, never use YouTube's web player widget to identify the real, original aspect ratio of a video file.

[Mike Dean]

Looool wtf is going on

Alexis has been 240p this season.

We we're expecting at least 1080p or better.