Video clips on Meso

[dolfe1]

you still dont have it figured out

Putting this one back up at the top where it belongs. Bump #4, thick let me remind you it is also your responsiblity to keep this sucker up there until this mystery gets answered, I almost forgot about it!

 

[thick]

big bump. so dolfe just needs to get a free yahoo web page and link it there?

Putting this one back up at the top where it belongs. Bump #4, thick let me remind you it is also your responsiblity to keep this sucker up there until this mystery gets answered, I almost forgot about it!

 

[dolfe1]

big bump. so dolfe just needs to get a free yahoo web page and link it there?

I think this might be a possiblity but I don't think others would be able to upload videos to the page? Someone needs to build a site for meso to upload videos.

p.s. good job keepn this bastard at the top thick.

 

[thick]

well can everyone share the password or what? i am not sure how a web page works.

I think this might be a possiblity but I don't think others would be able to upload videos to the page? Someone needs to build a site for meso to upload videos.

p.s. good job keepn this bastard at the top thick.

 

[dolfe1]

well can everyone share the password or what? i am not sure how a web page works.

All I know at this point someone has got some answering to do, all these members someone has to know, I think it was topshane that suggested the yahoo page but gave no more info, good thing I'm not a mod or else people would be getting suspensions right now!

 

[thick]

lmao no shit. how about pm'ing him?

All I know at this point someone has got some answering to do, all these members someone has to know, I think it was topshane that suggested the yahoo page but gave no more info, good thing I'm not a mod or else people would be getting suspensions right now!

 

[Hogg]

Ok so you cant post a video clip, does anyone know of a site were you can upload a video clip from your hard drive so we can post urls so the all the good bro's of Meso can share these clips.

p.s. thick this is getting silly

You can post the original URL in the message body text and it will show....just like any other page. If it is on your local machine and not on a web box somewhere, then yes, you'll have to make it available.

Now, most ISPs offer you the ability to have a home page and you can upload the file to that location, then post that link in the message body text and people can answer it. There are also companies that offer free webspace for web pages. Remember GeoCities? It is now part of yahoo but you get my point. You should be able to sign up for a free yahoo web page and put the video up there, then post the link in the message body text on meso and you're done.

MSN, AOL, and other content services offer this service for a fee.

One other option is to backend a webserver out of your home...in other words, open up a port on your firewall and NAT the firewall port back to an apache box or whatever webserver you are running. Typically, most ISPs do not want you hosting web content on a subscriber connection so you will have to run a high port number - well, anything other than port 80 or the other TCP server ports - sendmail, nfs, ftp, POP/IMAP,etc.

 

[thick]

ok that sounds easy enough. Dolfe, if u cant get it now i am done helping b/c you are a moron

You can post the original URL in the message body text and it will show....just like any other page. If it is on your local machine and not on a web box somewhere, then yes, you'll have to make it available.

Now, most ISPs offer you the ability to have a home page and you can upload the file to that location, then post that link in the message body text and people can answer it. There are also companies that offer free webspace for web pages. Remember GeoCities? It is now part of yahoo but you get my point. You should be able to sign up for a free yahoo web page and put the video up there, then post the link in the message body text on meso and you're done.

MSN, AOL, and other content services offer this service for a fee.

One other option is to backend a webserver out of your home...in other words, open up a port on your firewall and NAT the firewall port back to an apache box or whatever webserver you are running. Typically, most ISPs do not want you hosting web content on a subscriber connection so you will have to run a high port number - well, anything other than port 80 or the other TCP server ports - sendmail, nfs, ftp, POP/IMAP,etc.

 

[dolfe1]

Whoa, looky what we have here, try the above by Hogg.

 

[thick]

what do we have here?

Whoa, looky what we have here, try the above by Hogg.