[PLUG-AV] rusty talk downloads
Tim White
weirdit at gmail.com
Tue Oct 18 18:59:01 WST 2011
On 18/10/11 11:59, Jason Nicholls wrote:
>
>
> Still, I think it makes sense to be keeping user within the PLUG
> site, instead of somewhere else. (It's hard enough maintaining one
> location, let alone the extras like facebook). In my general
> browsing (as a Linux user who has trouble with flash), I find it
> lots easier to watch Vimeo videos that Youtube, and in generally
> find the quality much better. Yes, youtube has high def, but it's
> low def stuff is still not great. And yes, youtube does now
> support more HTML5 standards, but in my testing of this (the
> non-flash player stuff), it's been pretty poor.
>
>
> These are all from personal experiences. I find I like the Vimeo
> player better, it looks more professional (it's not immediately
> obvious that you have embedded a video, unlike youtube that makes
> it much more obvious).
>
> Anyway, that's my opinion. Maybe we should try a test upload on
> both, see what it looks like embedded in the plug website, and
> make the judgement from there?
>
>
> AFAIK youtube quality is good and I've been uploading to both youtube
> and vimeo. It helps to upload at resolutions that they prefer and
> start with good video of course :)
>
> The point of having it up there is to increase viewing outside of PLUG
> mailing list subscribers, not to divert regular PLUGers to
> youtube/vimeo (we can just embed on our website for that - and still
> offer the files for download). And with that in mind I think youtube
> has a broader viewership than vimeo so my preference is there. The
> only issue being the 15min time limit but it sounds like that can be
> solved - I will look into it.
From that point of view, youtube makes sense. See if you can solve the
15min time limit then!
Tim
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