Where to upload a large NSFW video?

April 6, 2008 2:17 PM

Where can I upload a NSFW ~400MB video that will remain online, with easy access for all. YouTube doesn't like the NSFW stuff, and I would prefer a site that lets me upload something in larger than 100MB increments so that I can keep the video in one piece.

I have a video that I would like to upload to the web for free streaming. Unfortunately, my video has been removed from YouTube because of some nudity (I assume that is the reason!).

The video is composed of 600 pictures taken during a biker event, and is definitely NSFW, and is also 38 minutes long. Still, I have quite a few people I'd like to share the video with online, and would be willing to pay a small fee to host it in some sort of streaming format. But free is better :)

posted by newfers to computers & internet (9 answers total)

Shoot! Left out the question mark in my original question. And now I can't figure out how to edit my question. Phooey!
posted by newfers at 2:28 PM on April 6, 2008

megavideo seems to fit your criteria.
posted by namewithoutwords at 2:31 PM on April 6, 2008

You can try File Dropper, but note the lack of streaming.
posted by disillusioned at 3:58 PM on April 6, 2008

Comparison of video services
posted by milkrate at 4:12 PM on April 6, 2008

Thanks for the site, namewithoutwords, but Megavideo makes me promise to not "submit adult-oriented material", darn it.
posted by newfers at 4:21 PM on April 6, 2008

You should try to compress it a bit better. 400MB is huge for something that is only 38 mins long. DVD-Rips in divx are only 700MB.

Maybe that will help you find an appropriate video service since you should be able to get around 100mb.
posted by zephyr_words at 4:29 PM on April 6, 2008

I am a little new at the whole compression thing. I'd love to get the smallest possible size with the best possible quality, so I suppose eventually I will get it down to a reasonable size, but for now, I just wanna get it online.
posted by newfers at 5:38 PM on April 6, 2008

It's a 38-minute slideshow? Is there a compelling reason to not just create a gallery of the pictures?
posted by squidlarkin at 1:59 AM on April 7, 2008

I believe filedropper.com permits up to 5GB.
posted by vanoakenfold at 9:35 AM on April 7, 2008