Sites to upload videos

[Cory Schuller]

Morning everyone, I'm looking for options for sites that I can upload videos to so other people could log into it and download them. Now I don't want to use a site like Youtube, I would like something that I could tailor to my needs and make it look more professional. My ISP does not allow to run any on site upload servers so I will need to use some type of 3rd party software/hardware. Any ideas???

Thanks
Cory

[James Langford]

Smugmug now allows full 1080P HD video uploads on their site. I use them for my photography, and was pleasantly surprised when they started offering the HD video feature as well. You can fully customize your site if you know how to code, or you can use one of their predefined templates. They have a free 15 day or something trial, so check them out.

James

[Jim Saueressig]

Smugmug now allows full 1080P HD video uploads on their site. I use them for my photography, and was pleasantly surprised when they started offering the HD video feature as well. You can fully customize your site if you know how to code, or you can use one of their predefined templates. They have a free 15 day or something trial, so check them out.

James

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[Chad Cowan]

Vimeo.com is 100x better than YouTube.... allows real HD videos, embed-able, and you can enable downloads.

[Steve Miller OK]

Another SmugMug (http://www.jdoqocy.com/click-3297675-10381814) user here. The HD video is insane.
You can see my gallery at the link in my signature.

[Paul Hadfield]

Vimeo.com is 100x better than YouTube.... allows real HD videos, embed-able, and you can enable downloads.

If you are going free, as Chad says, Vimeo (http://www.vimeo.com) is the way to go. They also offer custom password protection privacy that unlike YouTube doesn't require user to be a YouTube member. They also have a couple gallery style embeddable widgets (http://www.pawleewurx.com/video.html).

DailyMotion (http://www.dailymotion.com/us) is pretty cool as a European version of YouTube but is not prohibitive of adult content.

[Tyler Burg]

yeah vimeo is the way to go, you can upload one HD video (720p) a week for free