Need Recommendations For Video Hosting
So rather than just throw you the previous “my shit’s broke” post and let you dwell on that for a few more weeks before my next post (I kid!), I have an honest question to ask…
Does anyone have any favorites when it comes to websites for hosting video online?
Before you answer… “yes, I’ve heard of YouTube“. I just don’t really want to be in “that mix” (at least in the near future). I have dabbled with YouTube and blip.tv before (bet you didn’t know about that, did ya!?). I do really like blip.tv, but you can’t upload something and make it private or just share with a select group. You upload something there and everyone and their brother can have at it.
I eventually plan on using blip.tv (or something else if I find something better) for a little experiment I’m working on. For now I just have some embarrassing videos of family members playing Guitar Hero 3 from Thanksgiving that I’d like to share with them and not some pre-teen from Pigsknuckle, Arkansas (nothing against you, if you’re a loyal marusin.com reader!)… :)
November 28th, 2007 at 10:40 pm
I use Viddler (http://www.viddler.com) to host my Fork You episodes and I love it!
December 1st, 2007 at 5:21 pm
We don’t have all the privacy features you’re looking for yet, but I’d love to have you consider us for your experiment! I think we stack up against blip.tv quite well.
http://www.podcastspot.com
December 26th, 2007 at 8:35 pm
The nice thing about blip, is you can use a different SWF player on your own website, and stream the video and not link back to blip if you don’t want to. I really like blip’s terms of service, they won’t put ads in your video if you don’t want, and you own all your content, etc.