blip.tv

Blip.tv = Bring your Video in a single upload to all the other web 2.0 sites

One of the things I like about blip.tv is that they implemented features to distribute your video to a lot of other sites:

1. External Blogs
   For example I can set up my account to automatically add the new uploaded video as a new blog entry in fasani.org
2. Internet Archive
   Uploads your video also to archive.org
3. del.icio.us
   Cross posts your video in delicious as a video bookmark
4. Flickr
   Adds the video thumbnail to your Flickr photos
5. Auto Cross-posting
   You can select a list of blogs to automatically cross-post to if you post using non-interactive methods like FTP or uploading from your cell phone.
6. iTunes
   Every show in blip.tv is already set up as a podcast. Even yours. You should take advantage of this by submitting your show to the iTunes Podcast Directory.
7. Adobe Media Player
8. Slide
9. Sidebar
   A sidebar showing your latet videos to implement in your website
10. Show Player
11. Akimbo
12. FeedBurner
13. MySpace
14. Twitter
15. Facebook
    Blip.tv has a fancy Facebook application to show your videos
16. Yahoo! Video
17. AOL Video
18. MeeVee
19. Mefeedia
20. Meebo
21. Blinkx
22. SplashCast
23. blip.tv Channels
24. Pando

Over 20 sites where you are publishing your video creation at the same time.

Knowing that this is a really hard work we must take out our hats for a great blip.tv’s success the following year as one of the main web 2.0 video sites.
On the top of that you can always download the original video version if you need more quality than flash video.

I recommend it to anyone that likes web2.0 and video podcasts.

stage6.com

Video on demand with divX quality

Mick Jagger and Peter Tosh- Div X video + download

What I really enjoy about Stage6 is that sometimes you find really good quality video. It’s better quality compared to Flash video and it’s cool that the divX people is trying something different.