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What are the best technologies for creating a site that will contain small video clips?


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# purchase a new macbook, macbook pro, or imac, and you can use iweb and you're good to go, if you a windows guy, then create you a blog, blogger is free or wordpress.com account and buy  you a logitech cam, and record videos and post to youtube.com or try hellodeo.com

 

 
Posted 2006-08-15T03:32:06Z
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Thanks man, but not quite.  I need something that will let me post it on my site and I need to retain copyright.  And no Macs :(

Posted 2006-08-15T04:26:31Z
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I recently set up a blog using

Wordpress for the first time.  I was able to find a plug in called VideoPop that makes adding videos to the blog pretty easy.  I'm not sure if that is exactly what you need but it might be a start.
Posted 2006-08-15T20:49:03Z
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Flash MX, If you are familiar with action scripting. You can make sites sort of youtube, google video or just animated site
Posted 2006-08-16T04:09:30Z
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Thanks! I've been trying to use Flash, but the trial version doesn't seem to include the video encoder. Do you know anything about that by any chance?
Posted 2006-08-16T11:29:03Z
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The video tools that come with Flash 8 are quality.  They make it very easy to create a movie that is ready to be embeded in a web page.  However, if you are looking for a more streamlines solution you might want to avoid Flash.

What kind of site is it?

Posted 2006-08-16T14:19:04Z
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Yeah... actually, the site requires that the videos are stored in a database and are then streamed down to the client depending on what they want to see... I could store videos as files and then store file paths, but would rather store the entire file in the DB :\
Posted 2006-08-16T14:45:36Z
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Hmm...You might look into some of Flash's more advanced features.  Perhaps, using PHP, you could build a player that is able to pull video paths from a database.  I'm afraid I cannot contribute any more than that, though, as that is out of my realm of ability.

Posted 2006-08-16T15:39:40Z
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