Sharing video on line

[R TOY]

Hi, I recently cobbled together a ski video from a Drift Hd cam and am trying to share it with the other people on the trip.
Problem is that I have included a sound track and youtube won't allow it to be shared (third party content ! ) so no one else can access it.
Currently trying to upload onto Tinypic but seems to be taking for ever. (30 mins long)
Anyone know if I can get around this and keep the music on ? I'm sure Bono has enough money by now !

[andy-xr]

Give Vimeo a try, there's a limit in size or time I think though for free accounts

[Craikeybaby]

What about a generic file sharing service, like Google Drive, or Dropbax, then they can download it rather than streaming.

[Steve Campbell]

Dropbox works...I've just done it with a family related video of 100MB size.

[GetCarter]

This really isn't a soapbox moment, but just consider this...

...you write some music and want to upload it onto the net with some photos, so you nick some from other people without asking them and try and upload it to Youtube...

Third party content, right?

Just a thought

Edited by GetCarter on Tuesday 4th March 15:57

[kman]

simple solution is to pick music tracks that have a creative commons license. wont cost you anything and not breaking any legal/ethical boundaries.

[R TOY]

Would have been ideal, but having now included tracks that imo suit the video perfectly the thought of delving back into movie maker fills me with dread.
Will try Vimeo or Dropbox , thanks for suggestions
Tinypic didn't seem to work btw.

[Yellabelly]

Dave, I use Dropbox it's simple to use and cos' I've put a lot of suff on there they gave me 50Gb storage on my account. We use it throughout the family and with friends. I also use it for transfer of work files.

Hope you are OK

Ray