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It's the several hundred man hours worth of scripts, and learning to use them and making them work(and consistently) and paying for the hardware to run them tha
by sanswork 16y ago
It's the several hundred man hours worth of scripts, and learning to use them and making them work(and consistently) and paying for the hardware to run them that makes it cost more than $0.0.
So I would say what they do better is remove the hassle of having to spend time and resources managing and running all of those services. Just like dropbox, and cloudkick, etc.
- stevepotter 16y agoExactly. I had a pretty solid encoder running. But it was slow and wouldn't scale well. Zencoder's pricing is right and I would rather build it into my pricing model than deal with the hassle of managing an encoding system. This frees us up to focus more on the other aspects of the app.