I've been experimenting with movie clips recently. Apparently, they haven't been playing on anyone's computer except for mine. I just re-uploaded one of the movie clips in the fifth grade rock post. If you are interested, go back to the post from Sunday to see it.
It took me a long time to add it to Youthlarge's server and it is probably taking up tons of space. I might delete it at some point. Does anyone have any recommendations for putting movies on the internet? Yahoo? Google? You Tube? Do they take an inordinate amount of time to upload to those sites?
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2 comments:
I've used both YouTube and Google. As for upload time, depends how long the movie is/how big the file is. I think I uploaded a 21MB movie to Google in about 5 minutes or so. If you have cable/DSL at home, it shouldn't be much of a factor.
YouTube's advantages are that your video is pretty much ready a few minutes after you upload it. Google, however, may take up to a day or so before your movie is "approved."
Either way, they both give you an EASY code of text that you simply copy and paste into your blog post. As easy as cake.
Your movie is very big.
Open it in imovie and choose file - export the movie to quicktime and compress for web streaming it saves the movie as "hinted" movie file. This allows the loading of the movie to get a little ahead of the playing of the movie. I can show you.
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