Video sharing sites

[Desert Spyder]

Does anyone know of any sites that permit large file size video sharing? I have a 40 minute video of a run for Vietnam Vets I recently edited down from 90+ minutes that I would rather keep intact over dissecting it into segments and posting on YouTube or FB. Even some place that removes the video after 30 days, which is not a bad idea if there isn't such a place.

 

[Lamonster]

www.vimeo.com

 

[Desert Spyder]

www.vimeo.com

Thanks Lamont. Looks interesting.

 

[dltang]

Does anyone know of any sites that permit large file size video sharing? I have a 40 minute video of a run for Vietnam Vets I recently edited down from 90+ minutes that I would rather keep intact over dissecting it into segments and posting on YouTube or FB. Even some place that removes the video after 30 days, which is not a bad idea if there isn't such a place.

I also believe you can upload longer videos to Photobucket if you are willing to pay the $25 annual membership fee.

 

[Lamonster]

I also believe you can upload longer videos to Photobucket if you are willing to pay the $25 annual membership fee.

The thing I don't like about photobucket is they will change the url on you and then you have a bunch of dead links like this.
http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=17047

 

[dltang]

The thing I don't like about photobucket is they will change the url on you and then you have a bunch of dead links like this.
http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=17047

Lamont, I have found that it isn't them that changes the URL. It is if you sort or move your photo to a different photo album, then you have in essence changed the URL. The only time I ever had a problem with that was when I tried moving photos to albums after I had posted them somewhere. So now, I try to put things in the proper album first.

 

[Desert Spyder]

Can visitors go to either of the websites to view videos or do you need to be a subscriber (free or paid)?

 

[dltang]

Can visitors go to either of the websites to view videos or do you need to be a subscriber (free or paid)?

With Photobucket, you can make your videos public or private, your choice.

 

[TicketBait]

Lamont, I have found that it isn't them that changes the URL. It is if you sort or move your photo to a different photo album, then you have in essence changed the URL. The only time I ever had a problem with that was when I tried moving photos to albums after I had posted them somewhere. So now, I try to put things in the proper album first.

Thanks for using me as an example. :yikes:

That is true what dtang says, it was my fault I changed something and it effected my whole entire RTS album.

Come to think of it i was moving photos to a different album. Never
would have done it if I knew.Yikes.

So I finally went back and fixed my review of the Corbin experience thread and my
helmet review. I tried to remember which photos I was using. Pain in the As$:helpsmilie: But I figured they would be useful
enough if some Spyderlover was using the search engine as I often do to get more info on a question I have.

 

[Lamonster]

Lamont, I have found that it isn't them that changes the URL. It is if you sort or move your photo to a different photo album, then you have in essence changed the URL. The only time I ever had a problem with that was when I tried moving photos to albums after I had posted them somewhere. So now, I try to put things in the proper album first.

Didn't know that. :thumbup: