Ustream to Delete Large % of Archives

[hang-the-9]

May be this could help.

http://aws.amazon.com/s3/pricing/

Here's a tutorial on how to use it for streaming.

http://www.icanlocalize.com/site/2010/03/using-amazon-s3-to-host-streaming-videos/

You'll need you own site, but the main storage and bandwidth will be on Amazon.

That Amazon service is actually pretty good and solid. Netflix uses Amazon services for their storage, which is a bit funny as Amazon has a competing streaming movie service that goes up against Netflix.

 

[blanezx3]

Check out fdcservers.net if you're looking for decent servers with unmetered bandwidth. I've had a few servers there on the 100mb/s unmetered connection over the years and have had few issues.

 

[Houstoer]

Ray, might want to try Rackspace here in San Antonio. Just google them and call them. They might be what you need.

 

[Bigtruck]

Ray, might want to try Rackspace here in San Antonio. Just google them and call them. They might be what you need.

I did talk to Rackspace. .15 in and .18 out per Gb

I got approved for Youtube full length videos finally. I have already started Uploading videos.

Seemed like an act of congress to get bigger files on Youtube.

Ray

 

[CuesBilliards]

There has to be a solution here - are the matches worth saving? Sorry but I am not familiar with what matches you have uploaded to Ustream.

How many GB total and how many GB per month do you think you add on average?

 

[Bigtruck]

There has to be a solution here - are the matches worth saving? Sorry but I am not familiar with what matches you have uploaded to Ustream.

How many GB total and how many GB per month do you think you add on average?

I have already started deleting some of the archives: About 1200 Pool Matches

http://www.ustream.tv/user/PoolActionTVMembers/videos
http://www.ustream.tv/user/bigtruck/videos

It's about 200Gb in .flv files

I have a few TB on hard drives in .wmv too.

As mentioned above, I am now loading the archives on Youtube in Full Length!

Ray