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Probably just historical reasons. The original Clojure videos from Rich Hickey were put there, so I suppose it makes sense to consolidate them all in one place.
by Rayne 15y ago
Probably just historical reasons. The original Clojure videos from Rich Hickey were put there, so I suppose it makes sense to consolidate them all in one place.
- wooby 15y agoThat, and they handle transcoding to all kinds of different formats for us.
- calibraxis 15y agoThe nice thing about Vimeo is people can download the videos (at least I can); easier to view them anywhere. I'd pay the $60/year for Vimeo Plus, if it turns out to be a good solution. (http://vimeo.com/plus http://vimeo.com/plus) [Edit: Ah, thanks scottjad! I was starting to search for ways to download them off blip.tv, you saved me lots of time.]
- scottjad 15y agoYou can download from blip.tv too, but it's not obvious how. You can either get the urls from http://blip.tv/clojure/rss http://blip.tv/clojure/rss or you can use a program like #{youtube-dl movgrab cclive}
- Luyt 15y agoI use the 'Screenshot Pimp' add-on for Firefox; it lets me download any embedded video whether it is on Blip, YouTube or wherever.