Hello Mark
I agree with Ikai or if you could figure out other revenue stream.
Though even with $0.12/GB, its possibly one of the cheapest rates out
there. Long story short, its technically possible, now one has to see
if it makes business sense.
Best of luck.
On Tue, Oct 19, 2010 at 11:39 AM, Ik
Mark,
More likely than not, you're going to have to charge if you intend on
streaming a 1gb video file to many users. I'm not expert on media streaming
business models; I just enjoy my Hulu and pay for my Netflix.
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Ikai Lan
Developer Programs Engineer, Google App Engine
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Hi Ritesh,
Thanks for your response, I really appreciate it. It looks like I have to
see how large my intended video files are, and how much usage I'll get from
users. For example, outgoing bandwidth costs $0.12 per GB. If I have a
single video file that's 1gb, and 100 people watch it that day, th
Hello Mark
AFAIK, the 30sec limit is only for request time. Uploading/storing to
Blobstore does not have this limit. Neither does serving a Blobstore
data has this issue.
http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/python/blobstore/overview.html#Serving_a_Blob
I currently run a music site to which user
Hi,
I'm looking to upload a video file into the blobstore, then stream it
to a flash player. I'm not sure if this is possible or not because I
see conflicting messages here about support for it.
I know there's a 30 second http connection limit. I'm not sure if that
counts towards streaming a file
