I've been using Blip for about three years, and I have no complaints. How are you compressing your video? I've always thought that Blip is in the top tier of video communities.
I will say that YouTube is now a contender. The quality is impressive. Best, Amani Channel www.myurbanreport.com --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Chad Boeninger <cfboenin...@...> wrote: > > Hi all, > I've been using Blip.TV for quite some time for nearly all of my video blog > posts and other video projects, for both work and fun. I love the service > and the features, but have started to become a little disappointed with the > final flash video after conversion. If you upload the same video to Blip, > Vimeo, YouTube, and Facebook, the Blip version that is converted seems to be > the worst in the bunch. I'm generally only uploading SD video, if that > makes any difference. I don't plan on moving away from Blip any time soon, > as the other features (playlists, cross posting, customized player, custom > thumnails, etc) are the reasons I stay with Blip. However, I was wondering > if any of you have any suggestions for getting better quality out of the > Blip video player. Are there tricks I can employ on my end to make my file > more friendly to conversion? I'm a low budget windows user, so typically my > files are WMV (Flip video SD) or Mov (Canon SD 780 IS), and I occasionally > still shoot video with and older Canon MiniDV (edit in moviemaker and output > as WMV). Is there a file type or size that Blip may like better for better > quality conversion to flash? The other three seem to take WMVs just fine > and crunch them well, but perhaps there's something better I should be > looking at when uploading to Blip. > > Thanks in advance for any help you can provide. > > --Chad > > -- > Chad F. Boeninger > libraryvoice.com - blog > libraryvoice.com/videos - videoblog > twitter.com/cfboeninger > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >
