When I ran IT for Seacrets we used SurferNetwork. They hosted the video (can handle a variety of formats) and handled all bandwidth, we placed the links in the code. Only paid for what we used (which was a lot), and had a fantastic deal. Full reporting on usage by file. Never once had a problem.
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