I've had similar experiences with blip. They're awesome and always available to help in any way they can.
We're lucky folks to have them around. _drew --- In [email protected], eric gunnar rochow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > i think, by and large, that blip.tv has done well in the first > rollout of their ShowPlayer. > > gardenfork has become less and less a blog and more of what i call an > internet video show. gardenfork's audience is mainly people who watch > DIY-gardening-cooking shows on cable, and for some reason have run > across gardenfork.tv . they don't get the blog format ( meaning they > have to scroll down to watch older episodes) , nor do they know what > an RSS feed is. > > blip.tv's ShowPlayer works well for gardenfork. previously we ran the > brightcove player, but the company behind it was not nearly as pro- > active as blip is in our world here. i emailed blip 3 times today, > and heard back within an hour each time. this from a company > comprised of about 8 people. > > the initial rollout of any software has some bumps in the road. > > thx, eric. > > http://gardenfork.tv >
