What’s Your Preference on Videos?

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July 1, 2007

What’s Your Preference on Videos?

by MsUnderestimated — Categories: From Management, Video — 3 Comments

Okay, folks, you know this blog has been primarly a vlog (i.e., a video blog), so I need your help on something. This post is going to remain a sticky for at least one month. Iâ€™ve had people ask for flash video, Iâ€™ve had people ask for YouTube format videos, and Iâ€™ve had plenty of folks that have loved being able to have the option to download a video in .wmv format (whether to save or just view).

So, until the end of July, Iâ€™m respectfully taking suggestions as to the format of how my readers want to see videos on my blog. Iâ€™m asking for you to please vote in the poll and let me know. Your opinion is very important to me, and I want to hear from you.

The only caveat I have is that remember if you vote for YouTube videos, you won’t get videos longer than 10 mins, and there’s a great likelihood that YouTube may pull my videos (yet again), so just keep that in mind.

Waiting to hear from you guys!

Ms. U

	How Would You Like Your Favorite Videos Displayed On This Site?
	Flash Format
	Downloadable.wmv Format
	YouTube Video

P.S. If you’d like to vote AND comment, please do so below. I’d really like to know the pulse of my readers out there. Tell me about your passion or reasons behind your choice, or trepidation that causes you to choose one way over another.

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http://amyproctor.squarespace.com Amy Proctor

Downloadable is great, but You Tubable is great for sharing. My prefer Brightcove. It’s a higher quality You Tube. Smaller audience, but the look is better.
http://www.halopages.net CK

Howdy Ms. U! I prefer Flash video myself. I use it on a web site and it seems to work out just fine for me. Your call totally but I’m partial to Flash.
Stuboy

I have to admit that using YouTube will makes the video(s) available to a greater audience (and save space) – but it also raises the chances that people who just don’t like what they see will fight to have it removed. (Michelle Malkin’s issues with YouTube @ hotair.com provide some background on that.)