Yep, I'd suggest Blip or Podtech. Robyn
On 5/21/07, schlomo rabinowitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Why dont you contact someone like blip.tv re: white labelling? I think > that > if they can create a way for CNN to handle their content, they should be > able to help you effectively. > > Also, there are other companies that do white labelling as well, such as > Revver. > > Sounds like what you need is not a free service, but a robust customizable > one. Contact these companies and I imagine they have something you can > use. > > Schlomo > http://schlomolog.blogspot.com > http://weknowhow.tv > http://winkshow.com > http://hatfactory.net > > > On 5/21/07, Mark Westin <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <throbbingcow%40yahoo.com>> > wrote: > > > > Hi folks - > > > > I'm wondering if anyone here can offer me suggestions on applications > > or interfaces on a slightly larger scale than the average videoblog. > > > > The company I work for has a huge amount of video content on the web, > > and we're trying to upgrade and increase the usability and efficiency > > of our website. > > > > I know this is sorta off topic for this group, but in a nutshell what > > I'm talking about is a high-end corporate videoblog - but it just > > can't look like a Wordpress or blip page. (No disrespect to them - I > > personally use and love both.) > > > > Currently we're hosted by an outside company whose interface lives > > within our site, but it's clunky - kinda ugly, confusing navigation, > > player doesn't look cool, encode and upload specs are narrow and video > > quality is unsatisfying. > > > > Our content includes graphics that require fullscreen viewing so we're > > aiming for the highest resolution possible at the smallest file size. > > We're shooting DV in a professionally lit studio, cutting on Avid and > > Sorenson squeezing. > > > > Here's what we need: > > > > 1. A host that can handle a large archive and hopefully can help us > > migrate smoothly. > > 2. Ease of posting (so non-tech employees can do it) > > 3. Embeddable player > > 4. Customizable and searchable interface (not just a player on a > > page) that can integrate seamlessly into our website with no external > > branding > > > > Obviously, we can spend some money on this endeavor. We're in a > > corporate environment so whoever we work with has to be an above-board > > solution provider with a track record and some substance - my bosses > > are tech savvy but leery of anything that's in beta or seems to be > > flash in the pan. > > > > If you're still reading and have any thoughts on this, email me at > > throbbingcow AT yahoo dot com. Many thanks, > > MW > > > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
