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    What are some basic settings I should look at for streaming an instructional video on my website? Should I use my own dedicated server or use a service like vimeo? What are some fil sizes and bit-rate or other qualities to look at to keep file size to a minimum with minimal tradeoff in quality?
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    It depends. If you except several thousand of viewers it might be better hosting it somewhere else. But if not I would make it and host it myself.
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    The video is 12 minutes long. In .MOV the file is 75MB with sound. I used flash and removed sound and the video quality is slightly worse at 124MB. Does anyone have a good article on optimizing a video for the web?

    My goal is to imbed the video onto the home page or other webpages. I could possibly have a download link instead.
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    I'd simply use a sharing site
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    Originally Posted by zoobie
    I'd simply use a sharing site
    What are the best sharing sites? I believe Youtube will stuff my video with their own advertisements right? I need the video to be around 600 pixels wide, and since it is going on my commercial website, I can't have competitor ads showing up on my video.

    I tried out Vimeo too, while the video quality is nice the streaming was too slow.
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    You can try ExposureRoom.
    The video quality is good but I have problems with seeking on their videos.
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