Hi all,
A few questions I thought ye more experienced might be able to help out
with. 

I¹ve just spent days trying to upload videos to different sites  ( Argh.
Lots of errors on my part though e.g. uploading the video then noticing a
spelling mistake. Recompressing. Then having to figure out how to delete
your video on all the different sites. Humbug)

Anyways, I used Tubemogul. The auto-publishing to 12 sites seems to work ok,
but it won¹t recognize my passwords for 3 sites. Have no idea why. I tested
the logins to the 3 sites and I can get in fine with them. There goes more
hours investigating that.

In the meantime I was wondering with Blip ­ do we have to have the 16:9
ratio? I don¹t want the black to appear on either side of my 4:3 video. I
want the video to fill up the whole screen. Any suggestions?

Also, the video from Blip seems to take a really long time to load. Is that
normal? Actually today is much faster than yesterday, so perhaps that¹s an
intermittent thing?

The other weirdness ­ whenever I preview it in Wordpress, then edit the post
some more, in the next preview it shows a different video embedded. ???
Seems to be skipping to the same one each time, and it isn¹t one of mine.

Strangeness with Revver too. I embed the code the site creates for me into
my blog and it tells me the video isn¹t there. I dunno why,  because I have
received emails from Revver tells me it is there, and I can see it.

And last question. I remember way back a huge backlash against Veoh¹s terms
and copyright. Have they changed it to the list¹s satisfaction? It¹s one of
the sites you can post to using Tubemogul.

Thanks all.  I wanted to do a comparison with the different embeds on all my
different blogs and sites. For now I have just used the Youtube embeds and 1
Blip with the black sidebars which make the video show smaller. The youtube
ones look crappy but they work and are bigger.

FYI - The last 3 posts on http://www.bittertonic.com/

Irene

PS. Thanks for the answer on Ning vs kickapps.
Good article here too
http://www.techcrunch.com/2007/07/24/9-ways-to-build-your-own-social-network
/. 
Still am investigating though. Seems these 2 are the front runners.





Irene Duma
Strange Duck Media
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