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I have video to share on the internet. Is there an easier way than embedding it into a webpage? What free services are available to me so my friends and family can view my videos without hassle?
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Youtube.com (along with other video sharing sites on the web) compress your video into smaller file sizes ready for the internet. You just have to upload it to their free services. From their your friends and family have trouble free viewing.

If users create a free account they can share and upload videos to the YouTube service. In the uploading process users can provide titles, description, meta tags, and content categories for their videos. The sharing process allows users to send an e-mail link to a YouTube video to a friend, family member, co-workers on your website or other individuals.

Sign up or learn more about YouTube a free service that allows users to upload, share and watch on-line videos

Video file sharing sites are popping up all over the internet. Here are a few of the recent ones to try.

 Web Site

Video editing capability?

File size limit?

How much does it cost?

Require  software to download?

AddictingClips.com

No

100 Mbytes. Clips must be under 10 minutes in length.

Free

No

blip.tv

No

There's no enforced limit. But the service "strongly recommends" files smaller than 100 Mbytes "for performance purposes."

Free

No

ClipShack.com

No

100 Mbytes

Free

No

eyespot.com

Yes

Max one-time upload limit is seven 50-Mbyte videos

Free

No

Video.Google.Com

No

None. From the company's user guidelines: "You can upload as many videos to Google Video as you like, without any size or length limitations." WOW!

Free

No

Grouper.com

Yes

None. This is a P2P video sharing application so there's a short preview for each movie, then users can download what they want.

Free

Yes

HomeMovie.com

Yes

Share up to 5 hours of video online per month.

Free

Yes

iFilm.com

No

100 Mbytes

Free

No

Jumpcut.com

Yes

50 Mbytes

Free

No

Metacafe.com

No

100 Mbytes

Free

No

Phanfare.com

No

Under 5 minutes in length
or less than 1 Gbyte in size

$6.95/mo. for unlimited storage

Yes

Putfile.com

No

25 Mbytes

Free

No

Revver.com

No

100 Mbytes

Free

Yes

Sharkle.com

No

100 Mbytes

Free (up to 1 Gbyte of storage)

No

Veoh.com

No

None.

Free

Yes

Vimeo.com

No

30 Mbytes a week

Free

No

vMix.com

Yes (For slideshows only)

200 Mbytes

Free

No

vSocial.com

No

100 Mbytes

Free

No

Video.Yahoo.com

No

100 Mbytes

Free

No

YouTube.com

No

None. From the site's FAQ: "Most videos on YouTube are under five minutes long.

Free

No

Last update: 06:33 PM Monday, August 7, 2006

 



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