E-Lo Roberts
Well-known member
Hey Rayan, E-Lo here. The chopped video problem still exists on my computer. Whatever video format viddler.com is feeding ukuleleunderground.com is not making my Windows XP, broadband connection happy at all. I have no problems on any other video site i.e. youtube, Aol, etc.. As I have pointed out on an eariler thread, audio is fine but the video's are choppy, blocky, and unwatchable. Perhaps it is fixable, but if it is, I sure can't figure it out. I believe others are having this problem too but have not voice an opinion on the subject as of yet.
Bottomline, I am not "drawn" to visit ukuleleundergrounds.com's main site and enjoy the lessons and livecasts, but instead find myself merely spending time surfing your forums.
As one of the earliest and foundering members of this site, my suggestion to this problem is as follows:
1. Change your host video provider (viddler.com) so that all members can enjoy every aspect that ukuleleunderground.com has to offers.
2. Keep viddler.com as your main host, but simply add an addition link at the bottom of the video player that will re-direct a user (like myself) to a youtube.com clip of the same source. ** Note: A bonus to this concept is that you can add your site address at the beginning of each video clip. As unknown youtube uke surfers find these video clips by chance, they can be recuited to your site as new members, and enjoy all the great features that ukuleleunderground has to offer.
Thanks, E-Lo....
Bottomline, I am not "drawn" to visit ukuleleundergrounds.com's main site and enjoy the lessons and livecasts, but instead find myself merely spending time surfing your forums.
As one of the earliest and foundering members of this site, my suggestion to this problem is as follows:
1. Change your host video provider (viddler.com) so that all members can enjoy every aspect that ukuleleunderground.com has to offers.
2. Keep viddler.com as your main host, but simply add an addition link at the bottom of the video player that will re-direct a user (like myself) to a youtube.com clip of the same source. ** Note: A bonus to this concept is that you can add your site address at the beginning of each video clip. As unknown youtube uke surfers find these video clips by chance, they can be recuited to your site as new members, and enjoy all the great features that ukuleleunderground has to offer.
Thanks, E-Lo....