Artemis I - 4K 60fps AV1 video of launch

[jackvancouver]

Here's what you've been waiting for. The Artemis I launch in 4K 60fps encoded straight from the NASA UHD 4K 60fps source.

Note: NASA did livestream in 4K, but only 30fps.

This documents T -30sec to last ground track camera shot.

I used SVT-AV1 to encode at preset 3 and quality 40.

I have separately a video of Charlie Blackwell-Thompson's whole speech but it's too big to attach.

To watch in any modern browser, change the file extension from .mkv to .webm.

I felt this needed to be in a separate thread as it would get buried in the main discussion thread.

Edit: I sincerely apologize for that 1 corrupt TS packet during ascent as I am working with 2.4Ghz 802.11n Wifi bandwidth.

Edit 2: SEE HERE for the full broadcast in AV1, and if anyone wanted to see it, the official NASA H264 version.

[jackvancouver]

Here's more of the launch with fixed audio starting from the RS-25 TVC test to the same end point as before.

Again, due to a limit of the forum, rename the file from .mkv to .webm to play in any modern browser. Chris, this needs to be fixed so .webm is a allowed file type/extension.

[jackvancouver]

The hotly anticipated 4K 60p version of the red crew interview!

Note: The picture glitches were present in the original broadcast output and were not a result of encoding it. It's also there in the official 4K 30p NASA YouTube version.

File extension change still has to be done as aforementioned in the previous post.

[jackvancouver]

Ladies and Gentlemen, the full launch broadcast as seen on NASA UHD in AV1 with fixed audio:

https://archive.org/details/artemis1full_fixedaudio

This is 7GB vs NASA's "low bitrate H264" version at 37GB which is still inferior in quality. If you were still interested in a official NASA version, it's here:

https://images.nasa.gov/details-KSC-20221116-VP-MMS01-0001-Artemis_I_Live_Launch_Coverage_4K_FULL_PROGRAM_lowbitrate