Mobile video hosting
March 23, 2010 1:24 PM Subscribe
I have a company video that I want to stream on Blackberry phones.
Youtube would work fine for this, but there's some issue with not wanting to use Youtube. It is perceived as being too public or something.
Vimeo doesn't seem to work, tinypic.com doesn't work, and I can't find any place that offers video for mobile hosting without wanting to get into a partnership first.
Youtube would work fine for this, but there's some issue with not wanting to use Youtube. It is perceived as being too public or something.
Vimeo doesn't seem to work, tinypic.com doesn't work, and I can't find any place that offers video for mobile hosting without wanting to get into a partnership first.
Hi, the company I own streams video to just about every mobile device under the sun, definitely can accommodate your blackberry video without you guys having to brand everything "YouTube" (and I agree with your perception of YouTube looking amateurish for business video ... sometime you just don't want a bunch of 13 year old kids commenting on your video) ...
Anyway, take a look at our streaming video hosting, and here's the mobile video hosting pages.
posted by jdaura at 1:11 PM on November 14, 2010
Anyway, take a look at our streaming video hosting, and here's the mobile video hosting pages.
posted by jdaura at 1:11 PM on November 14, 2010
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you can try these guys http://www.quickplay.com/
also from a forum post: apparently flash is not supported on any Blackberry OS. Os 4.3 and up support RTSP. Sites that support RTSP (with supported audio/video codec and resolution) such as youtube will work with the BB.
you may just want to go with youtube
posted by pyro979 at 5:07 PM on March 23, 2010