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Question on: Vimeo

I have recently seen lot of business people use vimeo than youtube. Is there any specific reason behind this?

Vimeo vs Youtube

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Youtube will just pop ads in your videos at any given time. Don't know about Vimeo, but youtube is still dominant in the market so I'd still go with them rather than Vimeo.

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Answered: Alejandro Cabral on June 25, 2013

Another thing Vimeo does not have is the suggested videos for you to watch once you finish your Youtube video. Some are entirely unrelated to the current video...which could be problematic when using for business - ie. marketing.

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Answered: Daniel Lipsy on June 27, 2013

If you are looking to get SEO value out of your videos, I'd definitely go with YouTube. It most definitely gets scraped more by Google, and is more likely to be returned in search results. I rarely see Vimeo videos returned in results (if ever actually). IMO though, Vimeo has a slicker, more sveldt interface.

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Answered: Ben Beck on June 28, 2013

Good observation, Ben. Due to the fact that Google is the search engine with greatest market share and it also owns YouTube, that does put YouTube front and center. Even a video search on Google shows a far greater percentage of YouTube videos than any on any other platform.

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Answered: Daniel Lipsy on June 29, 2013

YouTube definitely has a larger community and the backing of Google, but Vimeo has a clean, professional look and feel, plus no ads. I guess it depends what you're going for.

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Answered: Daniel Johansen on July 11, 2013

The main reason why Vimeo is more professional (or at least that is the common perception) is the Pro plan that enables you to get in-depth insight and store HD quality videos with an all-round clean interface, as opposed to YouTube's layout that favours engagement and social interactions.

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Answered: Ben Ellis on February 20, 2014

I see a lot of people making their living off of YouTube. It's not traditional, but they are definitely business people!

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Answered: Michael Wheeler on August 14, 2013

Vimeo has the advantage, because you don't need a Google account to view a private Vimeo video. Also, I think Vimeo provides the administrator more control over how they want the video to be presented, and it defaults to showing HD. You can also password protect the video, which is not possible in Youtube. Some would argue the Vimeo embedded video player is better as well.

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Answered: Daniel Lipsy on June 25, 2013

Its youtube for visual artists. No home videos.

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Answered: dane erickson on March 4, 2022

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Question on: Dolby.io

What is Dolby.io used for?

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Dolby.io is a platform provided by Dolby Laboratories that offers a range of audio and video processing APIs and tools for developers. It is used for various purposes, including enhancing the quality of audio and video content, noise reduction, spatial audio, and other audio-related applications. Developers and businesses can integrate Dolby.io into their applications and services to improve the audio and video experience for their users, whether in communication platforms, streaming services, or other multimedia applications.

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Answered: Rahul Purbia on November 1, 2023

It enhances audio and video quality and provides good multimedia audio quality.

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Answered: Rohit Kumar Paswan on September 17, 2024

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Question on: RECnGO

Doing live from different angles

Hey, as a freelance content creator, RECnGO is a huge help to me - great app indeed! Although: I usually work alone and have no staff beside/behind me, thus changing the different angles is pretty tricky for me. I really would like to enhance the quality of my videos, but that one seems to be an obstacle. Has anyone of you met the same issue and if so, do you have any solution for this? Thank you!

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Hi Balazs, For solopreneurs and content creators who work alone, we recommend using an iPad/Tablet as a studio device, as you'd be able to change angles by yourself even while you're talking (requires a little practice). We realize this may be an issue for video creators and streamers, so we've been developing an AI-assisted smart director feature... that'll automatically switch camera angles when you turn to a particular camera. This feature is under development but you can watch a short video on how it works (already in the test phase). https://youtu.be/xAIdvff5d3w Coming soon and it'll be very helpful for your use case!

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