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Posted by Jan Panteltje on 05/03/07 14:58
On a sunny day (Thu, 3 May 2007 06:18:41 -0700) it happened "Richard Crowley"
<rcrowley@xp7rt.net> wrote in <133jo9i9ksrasd9@corp.supernews.com>:
><yashgt@gmail.com> wrote ...
>> We will be building a web application for managing broadcast quality
>> videos. Users will be accessing their videos, managing them, marking
>> favourites etc. We need one important feature that allows the user to
>> edit the videos online. Specifically we need features of annotation
>> for user-specified periods in the video. The actual video files are
>> maintained on our filesystem. The tool will have to be running in the
>> browser. And we need to support all the common browsers on Win, Linux
>> and Mac.
>>
>> Can you please suggest such a tool?
>
>At least one of the online video hosting people (like YouTube)
>offer simple editing online. I don't think it was YouTube but
>one of their "competitors".
>
>I found them from a PC Magazine article which reviewed the
>leading online video hosting websites.
In fact, I just did read that Sun has now opened Sun grid outside the US too.
One video related application that it seems to run _already_ is Blender, but
maybe some of the old slower stuff I wrote would also fly on their servers.
At 1$ per CPU hour maybe not a bad idea.....
Have to sleep on this.
http://www.sun.com/service/sungrid/index.jsp
http://www.network.com/
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