Posted on 19-04-2010
Filed Under (Youtube) by admin

I’ve started making videos with my new software (Power Director 3) but because of the music I use it violates some form of copyright, so Youtube mutes the video, which defeats the point. I want to put together my own site to host them on, but they are over 100MB and none of the sites I’ve found will let me upload files that big. Has anyone got any suggestions of sites I could try? Or is there a way around youtube’s copyright blocker?
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Dave G on 20 April, 2010 at 10:37 am #

You need a web host supporting multimedia. If they don’t let you get your big files hosted by them, use to upload your files, and run and manage them via your web hosting service.

Take a look at:

Hope this helps.


dream party on 20 April, 2010 at 12:54 pm #

Youtube accepts videos that are less than 100MB and shorter than 10 minutes.
You need to rend a host web server that supports big video files hosting to host your videos.
Then you can use Moyea web player pro to make a web video player for your website and publish videos to web pages.
Here is its official site and tutorial -


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