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Uploading your home-grown videos to multiple video sharing sites like YouTube, MetaCafe or MySpace can be really helpful in popularizing your content in more than one ways, but it can be a real pain if you are running out of patience or if you are behind a slow connection. Hey!Spread is a new video uploading service which relieves you from this pain of uploading the same video to different video sharing site over and over again.
All you need to do is go to heyspread.com, fill-in some details about the video and point the video file on your hard drive. On the next page, you’ll be asked to fill your login credentials of different video sharing networks. Finally, you’ll be asked for your email address, so that they can notify you once the spreading process is over. You’ll also be able to sharing these videos with your friends as soon as the upload is done. [No Registration Required!]
They’ve just added a cool new feature which lets you cross-post videos which have already been uploaded to different video sharing network. For instance, if you’ve uploaded your birthday party video to YouTube and you want that video to be available on MetaCafe. You don’t need to re-uploaded it, just give Hey!Spread the link to that video and they’ll cross post it.
The currently support all major video sharing networks such as YouTube, MySpace, Google Videos, Yahoo Videos, Dailymotion, Photobucket, Metacafe, and others.
[via: Digital Inspiration]
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wrote, on August 1st, 2007
Hey this service is really cool and innovate. Would have been much better if we don’t require any account on different sites to share, and much louder thing is they have there API so happy go developers now!
wrote, on August 2nd, 2007
Rishi: Yeah, if they implement something like that, it would probably create some unnecessary legal problems for them. What if a user uploads copyrighted videos through this service without using his credentials?
wrote, on August 2nd, 2007
That’s a nice service. The way video services are ready to share the revienue with the creators will help many directors to earn money from all the networks.
wrote, on August 2nd, 2007
Definately a good service for those, who have a good videos to share.
wrote, on August 3rd, 2007
It is a definitely a good service which would save good amount of time when marketing your new video
wrote, on August 3rd, 2007
One thing, they’re asking login name and password ? Some will be afraid of giving email address and password especially Google Video.
wrote, on August 5th, 2007
There is also a software called videopostrobot, that allows you to upload videos the most popular video sites at a few mouse clicks
http://aniscartujo.com/videopostrobot
It supports 21 video sites…
wrote, on August 10th, 2007
I have used this service for about 1 week. Saving my time to upload my videos.