If you see this and say; “Well, duh!” Then
you do not need Cloud Video 101 information, do you? The bulk of business operators
wonder why we techies do what we do. They need to know the basics so that when
we explain that we just saved them $500/month, they LIKE us instead of tolerate
us. Don’t cha’ think?
EDITOR
A thirty second video of high resolution can
be several MBs. But, a link is only a few KBs; a difference of from 90% to 1,000% and more. Your
viewers watch a streaming cloud version of your crisp, clean video via that
link, instead of having to first get the giant video file emailed to them which
takes up gigantic bandwidth and time (if it makes it at all), then they have to
dedicate all of that video space taking up their hard drive, when they really
don’t need to.
Video links can go virtually anywhere that text can.
- Text Messages
- Live Chats
How does it work?
The video is rendered and immediately
uploaded to a network of servers that are positioned globally. When you want to
share the video, you send your viewers a link to that video; basically you are
simply pointing to the video, instead of handing them the whole thing. They
watch the video from the closest server located geographically nearest them.
In this way, someone in Australia enjoys the
same speed of service as the guy in Seattle. Singapore to London, Miami to Anchorage.
It just makes more sense to use a giant, affordable network
instead of trying to make your single computer act like a network server.
- Stop mailing discs
- Stop emailing video files
- Start using Video Links
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