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It seems like any service that lets you post a video and access it from a fixed url would be sufficient (so long as the video is as private as the submitter wan
by johnrob 18y ago
It seems like any service that lets you post a video and access it from a fixed url would be sufficient (so long as the video is as private as the submitter wants it to be). S3 could work just fine, if you made the file public and put it on an obscure path.
- pclark 18y agoso either code a solution (eg, uploader, verify it's a video, verify private urls are secure, etc etc) or just use a startup you've funded that does exactly this? :)
- johnrob 18y agoI was just saying you could have a place to paste in a url, and leave it at that (let the user figure out how to get their video url-accessible). If an applicant can't figure that out, it's probably a worthwhile filter. [Edit]: Validation of the video is probably desirable, since you then don't have to ping applicants whose videos don't work. I'm willing to bet that posterous does validation and replies if the video is bad.