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Unreliable Video Hosting
Teams struggle with unreliable, expensive, or insecure video hosting, transcoding, and publishing workflows that block delivery and playback.
In their words
We have 24 TVs in our bar. You know how hard it is to stream to one TV, let alone 24 TVs?
Any suggestions for a reliable white label streaming platform?
We are currently transitioning away from Vimeo as our small production company with 4 employees
Security flagged the video host I've been paying for myself, now I have to rebuild 40 courses
my focus is more towards owning you're own videos, rather than using a third party software
Something where the client has access to a page where they see uploaded videos and can review the videos / comment revisions.
Everything I had tried up to that point was either expensive or painfully slow to edit with.
our edge servers continue to pull and cache the entire media file from our origin storage repository
Is there a way to force an actual download instead of letting drive default to preview mode, or is this just something we live with?
The least Avid could do is add a button to restart the video engine directly on the video track.
the biggest obstacle wasn't making the film. It's currently been sitting in distribution QC for almost six months to go on streaming platforms
I've had my first issue with uploading and distributing an episode since I've been podcasting with them. I'm moving to RSS today.
I am looking for a bubble.io native mobile uploader where the user can select around 80-100 video clips and upload them to AWS
they started blocking family members because i was not around
video creators and teams
Where they talk
- r/VIDEOENGINEERING
- r/churchtech
- r/selfhosted
- r/elearning
- r/editors
- r/podcasting
- r/VidHubvideoplayer
- r/bunnyearstv
Tools they use today
- Vimeo
- ffmpeg
- YouTube
- Kinescope
- Google Drive
- Cloudflare
- OBS
- Wistia
Why those fall short
- expensive or painfully slow to edit with
- expensive, unreliable, legal uncertainty, manual reconnection
- reviewers watch without sound or at wrong speed
- edge pulls and caches entire media file regardless of actual playback
- FFmpeg maxes CPU cores; hardcoded commands do unnecessary converts
Map of ideas
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