On Mon, Feb 22, 2010 at 4:14 AM, Loreta_Vaidas loretabir...@yahoo.com wrote:
Damien,
Thanks for the info. I did experiment with frames but nothing worked.
What do you all mean be a partner with Youtube? Is it being a Youtube
employee or a preferred videoposter? What is it? And how do you
http://www.youtube.com/partners
http://www.youtube.com/t/partnerships_faq
Quote:
To become a YouTube Partner, you must meet these minimum requirements:
* You create original videos suitable for online streaming.
* You own or have express permission to use and monetize all audio
and
On Mon, Feb 22, 2010 at 11:07 AM, Jay dedman jay.ded...@gmail.com wrote:
And they are VERY strict with copyright. Tell them you make ALl your
own media even the music. We mentioned we used CC-licensed music...and
they sent us forms they wanted us to get signed by all parties and
faxed to their
- Original Message -
From: Vaidotas
Thanks everyone for replying to my message. Yes, I figured there's no way
to get my own thumbnail frame besides the 3 offered by Youtube.
Kevin, what do you mean by inserting the poster frame in the middle of a
timeline? You mean it's not
On Sat, Feb 20, 2010 at 8:27 AM, Vaidotas loretabir...@yahoo.com wrote:
Thanks everyone for replying to my message. Yes, I figured there's no way to
get my own thumbnail frame besides the 3 offered by Youtube.
Kevin, what do you mean by inserting the poster frame in the middle of a
That's one of the many reasons I still prefer Blip and Vimeo over YouTube.
Both Blip and Vimeo allow you to upload a custom thumbnail, and Vimeo even
gives you the option to choose a thumbnail from 12 clips. Maybe in a future
version YouTube will allow more thumbnail options. Until then, we're
As a workaround, the trick I've seen involves inserting the poster
frame right smack in the middle of your video clip's timeline, so
Youtube picks it up as the video thumbnail.
I'd love to see how others creatively workaround Youtube's mechanism.
--
kevin :: cyberculturalist
