Stage6 streaming

Oct 02, 2007 10:01

I have added a few of my vids to stage6 which is a HQ streaming service. Unfortunately, Imeem's quality, both for viewing vids and it's service generally, is not as great as it was. I will be sticking with Imeem until I am booted but this is to give an alternative for some vids. So far, there are about half a dozen of us vidders up there. Anyone ( Read more... )

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bradcpu October 2 2007, 15:09:10 UTC
Definitely going to play around with this once I get a day off. Looks very promising. And imeem... doesn't.

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charmax October 3 2007, 06:46:14 UTC
You really should. When you get the time.

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thedothatgirl October 2 2007, 15:34:24 UTC
I signed up yesterday but haven't had time to check it out yet or for uploading. I think I will need to convert my vids first.

Each day something new pops up at imeem (stats reporting, spam comments etc etc) that's making me think it won't be long before I stop using the site.

It was bad enough when the vids disappeared and the quality plummetted (sp?) fell but everything seems to be moving in a direction I don't like.

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morgandawn October 2 2007, 18:46:15 UTC
I suspect that music not vids will be iMeem's primary focus from now on. also, while Stage6 is in serious talks with the studios to get their content licensed - DxV will always be a video focused site.

Stage6 also allows you to download the vids as well - not well documented.

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charmax October 3 2007, 06:53:56 UTC
I don't hate Imeem now but it's certainly not what I signed up for. So far, stage6 is great. You will need to convert your vids to .avi or .divx though, if you haven't already. If you have any trouble with that, I think you can download their Dr Divx software which is a vid converter. I always use AutoGK myself which is very quick and easy.

Hopefully see you soon then?

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thedothatgirl October 3 2007, 08:21:21 UTC
Shame about Imeem because we had a lot of vidders joining and it nice to be part of that.

I saw that they were offering Dr Divx software so once I'm back from my convention this weekend I think I will give it a go. I've seen AutoGK spoken of alot. Is it an all round converter, encoder etc? I'm looking for something that will also crop my clips to stop squishy aspect ratios when I mix the seasons, WinAvi doesn't quite get it right.

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