-KeepVid
6th-March, 2008
Just the other day I came across this fun and interesting site called BuzzShed, which I previously talked about in a bit more detail in another entry. Anyway, some of the vids that I found were so compelling I wanted to display them in a few of my posts at DIID.
No big deal, I thought because 'Blogger' has a widget that allows you to include video's. Wasn't everyone doing it, and now I was about to join those 'ranks'. Well, yes ... Blogger has a widget, but the video has to be located in your files in order to upload it. OK, that presented a problem ... I had never downloaded a video. So, naturally that lead to a somewhat panicked search. I really wanted to do this, but I didn't know where to begin, what I had to learn, whether I would even find what I needed to accomplish this, and would it be easy enough for the 'technically challenged' to learn in less than a few days.
Much to my surprise, within minutes of my search, I found a tool that would accomplish this, a tool that was extremely user friendly and it only took a few extra minutes to learn how to do it, and in 'a snap' I had a video displayed in a post.
So, if there are others like me 'out n about' on the net, facing the same challenge that I was and you are looking for that perfect tool to store your video's to file ... look no further than KeepVid, they have the answer ... they have the TOOL.
Just the other day I came across this fun and interesting site called BuzzShed, which I previously talked about in a bit more detail in another entry. Anyway, some of the vids that I found were so compelling I wanted to display them in a few of my posts at DIID.
No big deal, I thought because 'Blogger' has a widget that allows you to include video's. Wasn't everyone doing it, and now I was about to join those 'ranks'. Well, yes ... Blogger has a widget, but the video has to be located in your files in order to upload it. OK, that presented a problem ... I had never downloaded a video. So, naturally that lead to a somewhat panicked search. I really wanted to do this, but I didn't know where to begin, what I had to learn, whether I would even find what I needed to accomplish this, and would it be easy enough for the 'technically challenged' to learn in less than a few days.
Much to my surprise, within minutes of my search, I found a tool that would accomplish this, a tool that was extremely user friendly and it only took a few extra minutes to learn how to do it, and in 'a snap' I had a video displayed in a post.
So, if there are others like me 'out n about' on the net, facing the same challenge that I was and you are looking for that perfect tool to store your video's to file ... look no further than KeepVid, they have the answer ... they have the TOOL.
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