Hi,
I'm trying to learn about different Online Video Platforms, their features, advantages, disadvantages, performance, compatibility. Where can I find a good comparison between Demos, Brightcove, Kaltura, Ooyala, VMIX, any istream? any clues?
Thanks!
Thanks for your answer!
I had a look at TikiLIVE, the video quality is very good and it's a very "user friendly" page. The interactive options are great.
The thing is, I'm interested in the backend options and tools that online video platforms like Brightcove, Ooyala, Vmix, DelveNetworks or kaltura provide.
I'm trying to make a PROS and CONS list of this kind of platforms to decide which one is more suitable for my business. I've visited their web pages, but I need user's opinions...
Thanks again
Let me know if you have any questions about Kaltura - in the meantime, you can check out more information at
http://www.kaltura.com - we offer a free trial there and you can play around with the platform's functionality in the Technology section of the site as well.
Lisa from Kaltura
(07-21-2009 10:29 AM)lpizales Wrote: [ -> ]Thanks for your answer!
I had a look at TikiLIVE, the video quality is very good and it's a very "user friendly" page. The interactive options are great.
The thing is, I'm interested in the backend options and tools that online video platforms like Brightcove, Ooyala, Vmix, DelveNetworks or kaltura provide.
I'm trying to make a PROS and CONS list of this kind of platforms to decide which one is more suitable for my business. I've visited their web pages, but I need user's opinions...
Thanks again
Guys-
Here's a great site for video platform comparisons:
http://www.vidcompare.com
good luck!
preetam
(07-26-2009 08:00 AM)lishkee Wrote: [ -> ]Let me know if you have any questions about Kaltura - in the meantime, you can check out more information at http://www.kaltura.com - we offer a free trial there and you can play around with the platform's functionality in the Technology section of the site as well.
Lisa from Kaltura
(07-21-2009 10:29 AM)lpizales Wrote: [ -> ]Thanks for your answer!
I had a look at TikiLIVE, the video quality is very good and it's a very "user friendly" page. The interactive options are great.
The thing is, I'm interested in the backend options and tools that online video platforms like Brightcove, Ooyala, Vmix, DelveNetworks or kaltura provide.
I'm trying to make a PROS and CONS list of this kind of platforms to decide which one is more suitable for my business. I've visited their web pages, but I need user's opinions...
Thanks again
Hi,
take a look at
http://www.ipercast.com. if you are looking for end to end low fee video platform which also allows you to monetise the content.
Take a look at Universal Music website
http://www.alloclips.com to get the feel.
We offer both business and technical consultancy free all the way through the project, as well as very flexible price model..
Will be happy to provide more information.
Marina
(12-07-2009 07:35 AM)preetam Wrote: [ -> ]Guys-
Here's a great site for video platform comparisons: http://www.vidcompare.com
good luck!
preetam
(07-26-2009 08:00 AM)lishkee Wrote: [ -> ]Let me know if you have any questions about Kaltura - in the meantime, you can check out more information at http://www.kaltura.com - we offer a free trial there and you can play around with the platform's functionality in the Technology section of the site as well.
Lisa from Kaltura
(07-21-2009 10:29 AM)lpizales Wrote: [ -> ]Thanks for your answer!
I had a look at TikiLIVE, the video quality is very good and it's a very "user friendly" page. The interactive options are great.
The thing is, I'm interested in the backend options and tools that online video platforms like Brightcove, Ooyala, Vmix, DelveNetworks or kaltura provide.
I'm trying to make a PROS and CONS list of this kind of platforms to decide which one is more suitable for my business. I've visited their web pages, but I need user's opinions...
Thanks again
Hello:
You may want to see this article about a few directions regarding the online video platforms and how this works:
http://www.streamingmedia.com/article.asp?id=10952 You'll see that it's not only the backend you need to think of but things like encoding, hosting, streaming options ( live-on demand, free-pay per view) and also video quality.
Have a look also at:
online-video-platforms, there is more information about how to load content on this type of solutions.
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Catalin
Professional Streaming Consultant