Yes, I do. Its what we run all of our video hosting on for Mux.am and
Cruxy.com.
Basically, the rate is 15 cents per GB stored per month, and 18 cents per GB
transfered out each month. So, 3GB of storage will cost 45 cents a month,
and 60GB transfered will be $10.80 month.
It works well for
Hello folks -
Cruxy is looking for some people to test out a mobile video search
application we've developed as part of our Mux service (http://mux.cruxy.com
).
If you have a mobile device capable of web browsing, high-bandwidth
downloading, and playback of 3GPP/MPEG-4 video, please contact me
Media permalinks make us happy.
Jeroen Wijering rules.
Pro accounts for sale now!
+nathan
On 5/31/07, dinarebecca [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi you guys!
Wanted to solicit some help for our five-word (or less) acceptance
speech at the Webbies.
Justin has the best one I've heard so far:
Try Mux.cruxy.com for downloading and converting videos from most any
site or url. -nathan
On 5/4/07, wjbookman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Broken link, buddy!
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skype:nathanialfreitas
I don't have much time to make video these days, which is a sad thing, but
every now and then I have a chance. Since we launched our site Cruxy this
week, and I have a bit reprieve from writing code for the moment, I decided
it would be a good time to start digging through footage and seeing what
Four activists, including a Tibetan-American, were arrested at Everest
Base Camp yesterday. This was after a protest of the Beijing 2008
Olympic torch route through Tibet and up mount Everest that is currently
being planned and practiced.
What is amazing and relevant to this group is that the
The guys from HowToDoTheRobot.com are doing this like crazy:
http://myspace.com/howtodotherobot
+nathan
Kent Nichols wrote:
Hey Guys,
I'm working with Move On about the recent blocking of Revver and other
small sites and I need to find some examples on Myspace currently of
people using
Yeah it was definitely an experiment, though we are getting about 1 to 2
conversion requests per minute. Eeek!
If anyone has any requests, needs, features, or other ideas for an
online video converter, lemme know. This is meant to be more of a web
service than a download videos from any site
here's how youtube does it themselves:
http://youtube.com/rss/global/recently_added.rss
more info at: http://youtube.com/rssls
+nathan
Jan McLaughlin wrote:
Find a blog that's doing it and write 'em an email, then let us know...
:)
Jan
On 2/4/07, Deirdre Straughan deirdre.straughan@
Joshua Kinberg wrote:
You can sell media with Cruxy.com, which was developed by Nathan
Freitas, who is on this list.
Thanks, Josh.
There is a great new survey of sites that help video producers make
money.
Its an except from a book by Scott Kirsner:
http://www.scottkirsner.com/webvid
Hey folks -
Has anyone noticed that Myspace no longer allows embed / code in
profiles? Or at least pasting in new code.
You can still put it in blogs and bulletins, but a lot of users on Cruxy
like to put our player into their main profile page and won't be able to
do that anymore.
I've
Mike Hudack wrote:
Man, that really sucks.
please digg this up if you care:
http://digg.com/software/MySpace_Disables_External_Flash_again
sull wrote:
do you think osx is open to users or confined to approved applications?
I feel like they will push widgets as the primary application model for
developers. Just my guy instinct based on issues around deployment, updating,
and a networked application model.
+n
No need to wait for Sundance, you can come watch some great original
filmmakers today :)
We've just launched an on-demand screening room for a few films by
Brooklyn-based Fritz Donnelly.
You can read all abou it at http://openvision.tv/blog/?p=111
The two films, *Double Mastermind* and *Clone
Woah that looks awesome! If only the Zune was worthy of FireAnt ;)
+nathan
Mike Meiser wrote:
Anyone notice this?
http://www.feedyour zune.com/ http://www.feedyourzune.com/
Imagine my suprise, I just stumbled on it at random and noticed it said
powered by fireant.
Way to hit the nail on
Enjoyed the screening last night, PAN-folks. Always a good time to see
a well-curated collection of video on the big (err...medium) screen.
+Nathan
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--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Mike Meiser
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Vloggercon got a so-so mention on Sunday's This Week In Tech podcast:
http://twit.tv/56
(it's about two-thirds of the way through). Mostly it was just making
fun of how the word vloggercon sounds.
That's real funny coming from a bunch of twits and guys named Laporte
and Dvorak.
+Nathan
Michael Verdi wrote:
So-so? That was pathetic. They sounded like 12-years-olds making fun
of someone.
Well, that's how they always sound, so in context
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wrote:
is complaining about everything just the way these podcasts work?
On 6/5/06, Nathan Freitas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Michael Verdi wrote:
So-so? That was pathetic. They sounded like 12-years-olds
making fun
of someone.
Well, that's how they always sound, so
Lucas Gonze wrote:
On 5/8/06, *Charles Iliya Krempeaux* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was thinking we'd have to wait for SMIL support (for video
playlist support)... but XSPF is a much quicker route. (And
probably easier for more people to understand.)
Another
Wow, that's really beautiful and fascinating. In a very strange world, I
could imagine this being available as a standard transcribing service
that would take any text available online (famous speeches, poems, state
of the union addresses, etc.) and automatically remake it as a
VideoString
=ca4f40e31ec178e9c6b52eb51c4cc510e5f9b13d
andy
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Nathan Freitas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
David,
I've got a clip ready to submit, as well
(http://blog.studentsforafreetibet.org/2006/05/02/immigrant-rights/).
Was having some uploading problems (with my host
David,
I've got a clip ready to submit, as well
(http://blog.studentsforafreetibet.org/2006/05/02/immigrant-rights/).
Was having some uploading problems (with my host, not yours) last night,
but should be able to work them out today.
Nice way to use Broadcast Machine, btw!
+Nathan
David
Charles Iliya Krempeaux wrote:
I can't believe I'm using these buzzwords, but...
Would this be... Web 2.0 faxing?!
Social Faxing!
+nathan
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The BART from the SF airport (SFO) is comfortable and fast. You catch
the Airport shuttle train (which makes a big loop around the terminals)
and get off when it says BART, which is near the parking garages. Then
you walk across the platform, buy a ticket, and then get on the train there.
Thanks for appreciating the work, though I'll just put one big caveat
out now - I'm more a software developer
than a videographer, though I am trying to improve on the latter. I
bought the HC-1 because I could
justify it as a business expense, and I am also working on an archival
family
I am going to jump in on this thread (a rare thing!)
Michael Sullivan wrote:
this undesirable scenario would prob be more likely with the plethora
of what i call 'orphaned feeds' that some directories store. these
are typically feeds that services generatebased on tags, user
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