jim37
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You can see my example at the bottom of this page -
https://www.carguygarage.com/flooring/metallic-epoxy#video
Same thing, but smaller div on the product pages
https://www.carguygarage.com/flooring/metallic-epoxy/house-of-smoke-basecoat-with-storm-cloud-effects-metallic-epoxy--72539
The image quality of the thumbnail is really bad, although the video is 1080p.
I have a similar but different video in a different color here -
It doesn’t look as bad, but the HTML code is the same so I assume it’s just dumb luck.
Any tips to make it look better?
Yeah, that’s not that great. Is this thumbnail a separately uploaded image?
(I could have sworn there was a way to do this, as I used to use a PNG)
@MVP friends, was I imagining this?
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fritex
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I see the video is serverd in a much better quality.
By this meaning, I would just add the height parameter into the poster attribute to get larger one with better quality 
That way I got 1280x720.
Or if it’s 1080p, you can go with &height=1080 to get FULL HD - on the fly.
See below - 1280x720px:
1920x1080px:
Original 640x360px:
Helpful reference:
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MrCloud
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Did you fix it? Looks great here
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