its not even buffer on my side :p 28mbps/sec

my is nkt lagging

I have a bad pc, but this is running fine like real life wtf

That was a smart one

2019 and It's still loading

H Sig now we in 2019 boi

Loads just fine

Zelty 2020 boiii

amazing

so uh, are you one now?

+hiimsmart If you have an Nvidia gpu set it to DSR then u can watch in 4k,it will then scale to the native resolution of your TV/monitor but give a sharper image.

+Bob Hope Just got a GTX980 Ti turn DSR up to 4K and GODDAMN it makes 4K KZfaq videos soo much better than 1080! XD

Note 5?

You need a mac Pro or a beast PC ;)

Milo OrangeNL a small tahiti-based workstation for $1000 will do the trick as well

even if it could, if your screen's resolution is smaller than 3840x2160, you still wouldn't see the actual resolution of the video but a lq downsample of it

Yeah, mine went laggy as shit, and my screen isn't even good enough to get a quality any better than 1080p anyway. Oh well, I'll just have a look at them in real life.

***** how well games run on a computer has nothing to do with it's 4k-flash-video performance. I built a gaming pc that runs BF4 on ultra with 60fps 1920x1200, but still chokes on 4k flash. but i don't need 4k flash, cause I don't have the screen to even see that resolution. problem solved

but potatoes rule

One step at a time. Google finally fulling supporting 4k, we just got to wait as the add higher frames rates :-)

Jacob + Katie Schwarz yeah, but dont make such misleading titles then, lol

or 60fps

Rylie Kay yea, but this video was uploaded ages before the 60 fps feature. Check the quality settings of the video and you'll see that there isn't any 60 / 96 fps.

Theo B I listed all resolutions. Two best (video only) are format code 266, mp4 3840x2160 DASH video 22240k , h264, 24fps, video only, 314.71MiB format code 138, mp4 4096x2304 DASH video 37979k , 24fps, video only, 583.24MiB __There isn't any higher than 24 fps in the whole list. If you ask me, I'd settle for better resolution and lower fps, but maybe somebody really sees the difference between 30 fps and 60 fps... :-\

hello there

ITs a future technology boomer, welcome to future....

Johnny Lutz Maybe the world is actually all just about bees and we just exist.

Exactly!

+Johnny Lutz Bees exist to make life better for mother nature!

+Johnny Lutz Everything in nature exists for our benefit, god put the animals for us to use

+Regula Gianci But I don't have any proof that there's a god. More to the point, I have no proof that there's a god who actually cares about humanity. And if it does, explain your way out of all the starving people, and little kids getting sick and dying. Wait. I know: it's all part of god's plan, right? Tell that to the girl who's mother drank a bottle of Drano only to have her 4 year old son die of cancer later that year. I don't know why I'm arguing with you. It's not likely either of us is going to change our mind on this one. For that matter, I don't want to change your mind. Faith is good I guess. But not Blind faith. That'll get you in deep shit.

YEEEAHHH Good for you... :)

+iamSoUk I do find it neat that they vomit honey though.

+Universe That then we proceed to eat

how? and what Internet u use?

***** :O I only have 150 mbps

Why? I only have 10mbps download and it loaded just fine for me.

OneTwoMark Are you watching in 4K? I have 25mbps and it took more time than I had, so I settled for 1080p

Just watched this video on my mac pro retina trust me wuth full brightness and 50mbps internet just mind blowing

Ahmed Jubayar Just try watching an ACTUAL BEHIVE with YOUR OWN EYES.. A M A Z I N G XD *Im a "Real Life" fan boy XD

Allen Kemmett this is way more beautiful than real life...

Retina sucks ass dude.. Nothing like 4k

bro ur comment time is literally my age

id104335409 Bees are tough guys to film! We were on a macro lens, hence the focus up close, but not far away. Check out one of our other videos like Myanmar for wide shots with everything in focus.

You can see the quality difference at lower resolution. I see on 1680x1050. Get the BS/MS degree in CS , or read some books on theory of information (enthropy coding/decoding), and numerical mathematics (interpolation) and then you will understand why... Have a nice day

You cannot view ultra HD on a system (KZfaq) that only allows 720p. Everything else is up-scaled. I do not need sarcasm from some fool. I am pointing out facts. Do not need a degree to point out FACTS. :) Have a LOVELY day :) x x x

it doesnt appear for me?

SteamyGameplays 2.0 That sucks.

***** They are now my bad :)

Humans are the worst.

They do need it, yes. Stealing their honey, actually, does them a favor. When the hive becomes so engorged with honey they can no longer inhabit it. In nature this overcrowding results in a swarm that builds a hive elsewhere. In an apiary, however, "stealing" their honey, which would have been abandoned in nature, provides them with a clean slate upon which to build their new home. Honey is their food source but when the hive is full - they leave it. Beekeepers take the honey, utilize it and in so doing provide the bees with a stable place to live and build. CCD is so intense now that maintaining a safe structure for the bees close to plants (and most apiaries exist near gardens for this purpose) provides constant pollination access. In short, everyone is happy and buzzing with joy.

We're not causing CCD - no one is yet sure what is. But, trust me, its a buzzword bastardized by the media. In maintaining the apiary and providing bees with these stable homes close to places where they may pollinate - we're actually helping prevent CCD. There are, sadly, factory farms for bees just like any other food producing animal. Perhaps, like mad cow disease, through these means - careless humans are doing more harm than good? Local beekeepers though, trust me, they are doing some very kind deeds for this world by helping the bees maintain their hives in places requiring pollination... And, yes, honey is a sweet sweet reward as a result. Honey that would have been left in the wild for a bear or other animal. Hope these comments helped.

Jason, thanks. My question remains - Don't the bees need the honey for their own purposes? Jason Kirin

Yes they do. It's their food. But - when the hive gets over, so to speak, honeyed... They no long have a place that has enough room to live - so, they leave. Build a new home, make new honey. In the wild other animals get the honey they left behind. Now - man gets it and they continue to have a hive within which to build. Less work for the bees. They need it - and when they've made too much - they abandon it.

couldn't agree more

watching this in 4k on oled 4k hdr, pretty freaking amazing!

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