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Video hosting that don't encode (low quality) of the videos.

ZeroCool22

ZeroCool22

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I'm looking for a video hosting that don't re-encode the videos or at least let you turn off encode (like StreamSB does), so you can keep a original quality/size.

Lets say, files of 5gb or less are not encoded.


Thx.
 
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ViperFile.com said:
Have you tried us? we don't force the user to re-encode the video.

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Nice, will try right now.
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ViperFile.com said:
Have you tried us? we don't force the user to re-encode the video.

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I just finished uploading a file and i get this:

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And the file isn't anywhere.
 
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Any mkv has to be re-encoded because players only use mp4.

As you said, streamsb offers possibily of Non re-encoding for mp4 files but only if they have h264 and AAC.

I have good experience with streamlare ... Quality remains pretty well.

However looking at the fact they make a new host often, its probably not good for the long term.
 
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drlove said:
Any mkv has to be re-encoded because players only use mp4.

As you said, streamsb offers possibily of Non re-encoding for mp4 files but only if they have h264 and AAC.

I have good experience with streamlare ... Quality remains pretty well.

However looking at the fact they make a new host often, its probably not good for the long term.
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Yeah, i always encode it as MP4 + AAC audio.

StreamSB is good, but i want to have another option (with good quality/no encode) just in case...
 
as videohost owner this videohost who allow you stream file that's have 5 gb will die after sometimes like easyload and ninjastream and now streamlare and more and more
they can't survive with that's much huge bitrate
 
ZeroCool22 said:
Hey, finally remote uploading is working.

One question, we can't restrict the embed to a x site?
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Try videovard. They encode every file but bitrate is based on CRF settings which produces very good quality for all of 3 qualities they do offer. Regarding not encoding your files any host that allows that will be dead within year.
 
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Try videovard. They encode every file but bitrate is based on CRF settings which produces very good quality for all of 3 qualities they do offer. Regarding not encoding your files any host that allows that will be dead within year.
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Well, StreamSB & ViperFile allow you to turn OFF Encoding...

The only bad thing about the 2nd, is I don't see any option to restrict the embed to a specific site.
 
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