I'll be testing Vimeo on these consoles, only since I don't personally want to move backwards in production quality. I'm on the TV, maybe on a home theater, I want HIGHER rez and prod quality, not less. That's my preference for the living room (and why I hate the Apple TV)... I want to make those HDMI cables SING, baby, SING.
Qik's also not available to the world, it's marketed like 'hey phone people look!' and it's the same mono-sell that we're so plagued with, hehe. ER --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "Jake Ludington" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > It's funny. I'm using http://www.qik.com <http://www.qik.com/> now and > > it > > doesn't need ANY local storage. Just throws all the bits up to a > > server. > > > Why couldn't that be used with the Wii? > > Doesn't qik.com proxy from a video camera (cell phones being their primary > camera)? The recipient still has to cache a file on the other side, I > believe, which doesn't solve the Wii problem, which is a problem of needing > somewhere to temporarily cache the video you are watching. Wii has no > problem with short videos, but runs into trouble when it's attempting to > download minute 8 and you're watching minute 4 and there's no more room. > > Jake Ludington > > http://www.jakeludington.com >
