I uploaded to Ourmedia and am pretty sure my files ended up on
Internet Archive. I think the Internet Archive is a wonderful idea
and service and I commend the people behind it. I find it a little
slow when downloading either because they have a small pipe,
overloaded servers or just a whole bunch of concurrent users during
peak hours.
-David
The Captain Humphreys Project:
A Man Alone. Around The World.
The Smallest Boat. A World Record.
http://www.captainhumphreys.com
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--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, B Yen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Feb 12, 2006, at 8:58 AM, David Howell wrote:
*meh*
It looks like Ourmedia has it's share of problems as well. Just
tried
to upload a 6 meg video both with their site and with their upload
tool and it failed. The upload tool just plain crapped out and
crashed. Numerous times. According to their forums, looks like
others
are having multiple problems there as well.
I've been using Ourmedia for big audio files (17mb -45mb). Just
recently (last weekend), I spent 12 frustrating hours trying to get
a
17mb .m4a (AAC encode) file to work on my video-podcast. (see
http://
jumplive.blogspot.com). I left a post on Ourmedia forums:
http://www.ourmedia.org/node/158779
Turns out, their server is not returning MIME type audio/mpeg
for
these files..just text! (it was returning audio/mpeg as of Jan
17). As a result, Feedburner couldn't create an enclosure for
these
audio files.
The older audio files (from Jan 17) weren't being returned
as audio/
mpeg either. I finally had to re-upload them to my own server,
change the MIME settings. It's back fine now, showing up on my
iTunes video-podcast (Use Feedburner/Troubleshootize/Podmedic to
confirm that enclosures are being created).
You have to use Ourmedia Publisher (separate program) for files
10mb or larger..otherwise your files won't load. This program is
kinda quirky on my Powerbook
BY
Very few things come for free. Think I am going to use my own host
then start paying for the extra bandwidth if/when that time comes.
David
http://www.taoofdavid.com
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Michael Verdi michael@
wrote:
Lots and lots of people use Ourmedia.org and/or Blip.tv
We have a tutorial for Ourmedia on Freevlog.org -
http://freevlog.org/#Step3and
http://freevlog.org/#step4 We don't have one for Blip yet but
it's
easy
enough to figure out.
-Verdi
On 2/12/06, davecircumnavigator david@ wrote:
My videos are ~10 meg. I'm using 1and1 and looking at
significant
amounts of money in bandwidth charges if my user base expands
(which
I'm hoping it does). Does anyone have advice on a way around
the
bandwidth issues of serving up video? Glenn, my web guy,
contacted a
service that was offering unlimited bandwidth but they said that
was an
old promotion, from before video blogs and they won't honor it
anymore.
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