Hmm, Youtube is owned by Google.
What other video sites similar to Youtube are there and which would you recommend? What about Vimeo? That one seems popular.
Alternatives to Youtube?
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RAYMAN
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Re: Alternatives to Youtube?
There is vimeo......I use it too and its pretty good..
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Re: Alternatives to Youtube?
I sometimes also use google with the video filter on....... you get the whole web......and almost all videos you can find on that topic....
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I mean a place to put my videos, few and uninteresting though they are.
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Re: Alternatives to Youtube?
Vimeo is a good place... a lot of the tuts for 3d coat are there and they play back very well.
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Re: Alternatives to Youtube?
i was searching for some a long time ago. I seeked for most libarate, supporting HD, user friendly... and sadly I found out, that youtube is the best. Nothing better and free outthere.
I liked vimeo, but I escaped from there. Once I had some problem and wrote to support forum and posted link to my channel. I had some replays cut from two cameras from simracing (rFactor). They deleted ALL my videos (incl.those which was NOT a gameplay-which is forbidden- and violeting any stupid rules.). So deleting videos that were ok in any way was too much for me.
I liked vimeo, but I escaped from there. Once I had some problem and wrote to support forum and posted link to my channel. I had some replays cut from two cameras from simracing (rFactor). They deleted ALL my videos (incl.those which was NOT a gameplay-which is forbidden- and violeting any stupid rules.). So deleting videos that were ok in any way was too much for me.
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Re: Alternatives to Youtube?
Thanks everyone for the info.
Good that Vimeo enforces its rules but bad they do it in such an unfriendly way.
I put my videos on my personal site but Youtube or Youtube-like places would be good for showing animations I hope to make and those places provide the nice player and organizing features.
If there is no suitable alternative I might stay with Youtube ... or just keep my vids at my site. I probably don't want to do anything against Vimeo's rules so maybe I'll try them.
Good that Vimeo enforces its rules but bad they do it in such an unfriendly way.
I put my videos on my personal site but Youtube or Youtube-like places would be good for showing animations I hope to make and those places provide the nice player and organizing features.
If there is no suitable alternative I might stay with Youtube ... or just keep my vids at my site. I probably don't want to do anything against Vimeo's rules so maybe I'll try them.
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Re: Alternatives to Youtube?
i use vimeo and it's great. there is loads of good stuff to watch and it's easy to upload video!!!!!!!!!!!!!