• Glenn Wolsey 1 year ago
    Am I the only one here who would love to see an option to "Go Pro" on Vimeo for a fee charged each year.

    Possible features of the pro account could be larger upload storage, priority in video upload queues, extra stats, and a large Pro badge on our Vimeo profile ;-)

    I'd be willing to pay a fee for a Pro Vimeo account, what are the chances of this happening in the future?
  • Did you say or did you not say? Is that what you said you said? Cause if you did say that, what you said you said, what did you say?
  • DrPiranha 1 year ago
    Once again Chris, commenting on peoples videos is the best way to get video attention, give it a go please :).
  • alessandro bove 1 year ago
    have a nice day!
  • Bill 6 months ago
    Why should people with more cash have priority in uploading their videos...more stats etc. And why should people with more cash have "a large Pro badge" on their account.
  • adachis 4 months ago
    People who pay should have priority because they're footing the bill for those of you who aren't paying. It's the same reason Vimeo, who created this wonderful service, should have the right to place ads on the pages and make money off of it.

    Perhaps it would be more fair if there was an option for people to contribute to Vimeo's livelihood with their time and effort rather than their money, and pay for their pro account that way.

    Some people need more than what's offered. If Vimeo can't afford to just give it away, as they're already generously providing quite a bit, then someone has to pay for it. Logically that would be the people who need it or want it. Given the way they've operated thus far, I would expect something very reasonable that most people could afford. In theory, the extra money would allow them additional infrastructure so it would not affect the current quality of service people are used to with their free accounts.
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  • Ian Lucero 1 year ago
    Although it sounds appealing, i can't see how paying more each year would make my experience any better. I've already paid $20-$30 to get a compression app that makes my movie files smaller and those resulting files live fine in the generous 250MB of space that Vimeo affords us. Giving special users more space, nick nacks, the ability to cut in line, and MORE BANDWIDTH will (in my eyes) slow things down for all the other users.

    I like how everyone starts equal and it is up to the user to really expand. It almost seems that the more time you spend on here the more people will watch your stuff and not rely on special badges to distinguish who here hangs out more than the next user.

    Although, yes, money can only help Vimeo better the site. But paying to seem pro doesn't really ring well with me. I may be reading you wrong, but you did say "large Pro badge" I just worry about the folks that can't afford or really want those feautures (like me) not being able to enjoy the speed and reliability that vimeo already is.

    my humblest opinion.
  • islebehere 1 year ago
    well said, Ian
  • Caroline Martin 2 months ago
    I'm a little late on saying so, but I agree. I'm glad everyone on vimeo starts out on the same foot and grows from their own merits. I went back and forth on the pro account for a long time, and I haven't really discussed it much since I've been here (all of one week, ha), but I think it will help foot the bill and give vimeo the opportunity to invest in some nicer equipment for this mass of users that have joined.

    It hasn't necessarily been fair to the long time users who have been putting up with these longer wait times recently and I don't like the idea of people cutting in line just because they have extra money floating around; that's just not in the spirit of vimeo. I do believe that the team has thought about this for a long time and kept a lot of user input in mind while developing the plus account. Only time will tell, but my bet is that it shouldn't affect the experience of the regular user.

    Out of curiosity, do you have any more thoughts on this since you first wrote this?
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  • Ben 1 year ago
    BOO!, I don't like it, some sites need pro accounts like flickr, but I don't think this one needs it yet. Though if the option existed I would buy it to support vimeo.
  • Ted A.K.A. Tedley 2 months ago
    I agree! vimeo is fine the way it is! nooooo i don't want to pay!!! please don't do this vimeo!
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  • Jonathan Marcus 1 year ago
    Good chance :)
  • Ben 1 year ago
    Price appropriately!!
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  • Texas Gentleman 1 year ago
    I don't really see a need for this now.
  • Texas Gentleman 3 months ago
    okay, now I see a need.
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  • Khamis Hammoudeh 1 year ago
    IDK about this.
  • AA 1 year ago
    OMG my BFF, Jill, would like this.
  • Khamis Hammoudeh 1 year ago
    AH! My brother just left a message to me a few days ago in reference to that too! Pretty weird.
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  • Nick Humphries 1 year ago
    Pro accounts would be sweeet!
  • Khamis Hammoudeh 1 year ago
    They'd have to have some radically sweet features for them to be considered sweet by me.
  • Steven Haddox 1 year ago
    I concur with Nick! Pro would definitely be sweet. Wow, the internet is REALLY getting small. I never imagined I'd randomly bump into Nick from Pownce on Vimeo on the first thread I happen to look at - holy crap I love this world :)
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  • nshack 1 year ago
    It would have to pay for it's usefulness. Storage alone might be a consideration, but right now 250mb/ week is PLENTY for most users. If you wanted to back up fulll quality videos, that'd be different, and maybe ridiculous. It's not really the same as flickr.
  • Brian 6 months ago
    500 mb/week isn't enough now.

    I have many videos in HD to upload.. will take 4 months at 500mb/week. (not including new ones I shoot).

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  • I don't mind the option to pay more for things that won't effect others (like some more storage, or the ability to embed higher quality files or whatever).

    But I don't like people paying more to not wait in line. There are certain things money shouldn't be able to buy.

    In the meantime, Glenn, I say draw yourself a large PRO badge and edit it into your profile pic! It'll confuse some people, and I'd find it hilarious.
  • Pam Newman 1 year ago
    I agree with the waiting in line pay-to-play option.

    I think that's extremely unfair.
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  • DrPiranha 1 year ago
    They have discussed pay accounts back in the day, but that was before we got our sweet 250mb upload space! So I dunno, I don't see what else could be offered, I guess just more upload space.

    I'm lovin' my current upload limit though ;), I remember the original limit, I was content even then, so this is like Christmas everyday! :P

    Is there anything besides upload limit that you would want from a paid Vimeo?
  • SteveR 1 year ago
    I fully agree, Doc. With 250mb, what else is needed? Why are some people so keen to hand over cash all of a sudden? Spend it on beer and drugs instead!
  • Andrew Love 1 year ago
    i think the reason everyone wants to hand over cash is because we have all grown really attached to vimeo. if you've been using the web for more than 6 months then you have seen what happens to websites when they are well-used but don't generate enough revenue to break even or be profitable.

    we all love vimeo and we want everyone who has worked so hard on it to know how much we value it.

    honestly, i'm not worried about having a 'pro' account, but i do want vimeo to succeed. if vimeo ever instituted a paypal donation thing, i can promise you that i would drop a bill or two on them and never ask for anything more in return than what we have already been given.

    besides, vimeo staff needs beer and drugs, too!
  • dalas verdugo 1 year ago
    So true. So very true.
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  • Buck Flashroy 1 year ago
    I like vimeo because everyone's the same. We get such a great service anyway. Vimeo doesn't rate the videos, and I don't think it should rate the users either!
  • DrPiranha 1 year ago
    Good point ;)
  • hªnnes 1 year ago
    so were do you think the money should come from??
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  • djp 1 year ago
    ahhhh.... the old pro discussion again!
    the vimeo creators have said that they aren't interested in "pro accounts" for the time being....

    and with version 5 - it's totally not needed.

    i think what would be good, and i think this would be something we could all get into is a:
    DONATE MONEY button.
    it could go to the vimeo budget.
    ??
  • Ian Lucero 1 year ago
    I'd rather donate community time. How can I do that? Is there some kind of "list of things to do" much like in the Beta testing?

    Everyday there was a list of things to test for, but instead of testing maybe a daily list of things to do or sort. I always think of all the STUFF that, say Dalas for instance, has to sift through.

    If you think about it, that is a lot of STUFF to sift through. He's even mentioned that he can't watch all the videos and make sure crap isn't being posted. So that means it is up to community members to TAG things that are inappropriate.

    But aside from that kind of thing what other mundane tasks are there that members can do to help alleviate so that folks like Dalas can work on more serious matters?

    Sort of a sweat equity kinda thing.
  • Erick C. 7 months ago
    ian, if you want a good sifting search the tag "ass." :)
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  • Tamma Strongbear 1 year ago
    Although i can understand why someone would want a pro account. i don't really see the need.
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  • Gentry 1 year ago
    I just want to be able to put "my first name at vimeo dot com" on all my websites and profiles :)

    The whole pro thing seemed like it may happen back when we had such limited space. Give pro users more space and a few other quirks.

    If you think about it, with the space, privacy options, video quality, and community vimeo has to offer, there's no need for a pro upgrade.
  • hªnnes 1 year ago
    you probably dont need a pro account, but vimeo def needs pro-users to pay the bills!
  • Gentry 1 year ago
    This is true. I'd be willing to donate through paypal or something else, though.
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  • I am david 1 year ago
    though its a cool idea, it kind of seems like it would divide the community.
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  • TheDeadlyDeaths 1 year ago
    do not want
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  • Nick Danforth 1 year ago
    I would greatly enjoy this. At the rate I upload videos, I'm gonna run out of space faster than I'd like, and this would be a very welcome feature.
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  • bluedog 1 year ago
    How about users who 'donate' to vimeo. Its not required, not a tithe or any obligation. If you donate over $50 you get a free T-Shirt from busted tees or something just as a thanks for the donation. I'm guessing if vimeo just asked for donations, they may actually get some.

    Just don't do the whole, begging for money route public radio/tv has done. And THANKS for providing this site/service/connection to a community for free!
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  • kewagi 1 year ago
    On one side, I see the points where a pro system would possibly divide the community, although this hasn't happened with other services, like Flickr.

    On the other hand, I currently have to wait for next week to upload a 190mb video to Vimeo (and that's 190 mb after compressing it to h264), and in the future, it will probably come to the point where I can only upload one video per week, or even have to split them and post them in a matter of weeks.

    So, I don't want any ultra-elitist pro features, and definitely not some kind of "pro users only" forum, and I don't need faster encoding - I'll happily wait in line like everybody else. The only thing I'd want a "Pro" account for would be more upload/disk space. Maybe it could be an option to just buy HDD space on Vimeo? Of course, the disk space should be sold above retail price, and the proceedings should go to Vimeo - because, as many people stated, we love this site, and many of us would like to throw money this way to support it.
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  • Lucid Spark 7 months ago
    Has anyone considered micropayments? I could send Vimeo $10 from Paypal and when I run over my 500MB, I just get a message with the equasion equalling cost and agree, or wait till next week. Other creative pay services could be offered through Vimeo as well, like burning videos to disk, or putting my videos on a coffee cup, duh! Now it sounds dumb because there is no premium video services like the online photo industry has, but something big's gotta be around the corner for us video nerds.

    My big concern is the ability to have one long, high definition movie. I wouldn't mind having it in parts, as long as the viewer could easily click through them. I'm new and will soon figure out how to comprimise some quality to get longer videos, but would appreciate options to exceed a few limits at my own expense. ty!
  • Blake Whitman 7 months ago
    Pro accounts are still on the back burner for now, so you'll have to stay within the 500mb limit. We'll be reevaluating Pro accounts soon.
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  • Brandon Titus 7 months ago
    I think that if the price point is low enough and the returns high enough (virtually unlimited space). The community will not experience any division. Flickr's low price point and very large amount of photos are enough to please any serious user and allow even hobbyists to get into it without wasting a lot of money on a service they might not need.
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  • Bill 7 months ago
    I cant understand the need to create a two tier membership....Vimeo is Democracy!
    Vimeo is Equality!
    Vimeo is Democracy!
    Vimeo is Equality!
    .....Grabs loudspeaker......
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  • Justin Ruckman 6 months ago
    I would pay for significantly increased storage. And the option to upload full 1080 HD. :) Or at least the ability to embed the current HD videos.

    I don't see what the fuss is about. It won't divide anybody, some people just need more storage. Just like Flickr, and there's no problem there.
  • Bill 6 months ago
    I was more concerned about the thread's original suggestion of prioritising uploads for "pro account holders". Obviously, providing greater storage at a price would do no harm.
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  • Clintus McGintus 6 months ago
    I love vimeo and don't feel the need for a pro account at this time. Just throwing in my 2 cents.
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  • ASPNETFACIL 6 months ago
    I think Vimeo is a great service, keeping in mind that it works well and is cheap (it is not free, as I have to put my resources on the board to use it, such as time and band width). If I had to pay, I would ask for may features it griviously misses: A flexibility framework to manage my videos, create my own (several) channels, decent language localisation (I am Spanish), reacher set of fields when adding a new video (which is finally adding a new record to their database) and so on. As far as other issues are concerned, I don't mind to queue to upload my videos, and 500 a week is enough for me. Ghanks
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  • P.F. Paul 6 months ago
    I definitely think that pro accounts are great for generating revenue for a wonderful site like this. However, I've noticed a trend with a lot of other sites where the existence of pro accounts end up being an excuse for leaving everyone else with an inferior experience. It often leads to a change for the worst in the personality of creative communities by almost creating cliques (since only pro people will have access to certain things and therefore be the only ones involved in them while the nonpaids stick together) and that's the worst loss of all.

    There's nothing wrong with paid accounts as long as the options people are paying for are merely EXPANSIONS of what everyone already has access to (e.g. increasing storage) as opposed to offering them things that no one else will have. It would be unfair to say, "Vimeo really needs this function because it would vastly improve the site, but since we have such a thing as pro accounts, we'll just give it to them and not bother trying to find a way to offer it to everyone" and that's what inevitably begins to happen when you split websites into paid and unpaid accounts.

    I remember one site I was on that only offered a search feature to pro accounts. Anyone who didn't pay had to just randomly browse according to whatever popped up in front of them when they signed on. That to me was completely ridiculous. A search function should be standard, but instead of viewing that as a way to improve the experience for everyone, they saw it as a way to further entice people to start paying.

    I know I haven't been on Vimeo forever, but I'd hate to see that kind of thing to start happening here. I want to see you guys make money, just on the right features with the right motivation.
  • Soxiam 6 months ago
    i like your suggestions. if and when we do formulate our offerings for pro vs. free account, we will keep them in mind. thanks.
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  • Cristian Felipe 6 months ago
    Hi everyone, in fact i dont want to be an Vimeo Pro, because for many of us Vimeo is enough as it is, exelent quality, exelent options, and we love it, i dont want to compare but look Divshare's site, they started by offering exelent things, embeed music files, text files, no wait limits and no limit storage, i was grateful it was my best storage site, but look now, they have pro accounts, they limit the upload time and many other things, they totally forget normal users, but your case is different because i love your service and if you decide to be an account pro i will be with you guys but please dont forget us :) otherwise i love VIMEO!
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  • netposer 6 months ago
    Personally I only have a pro Flickr account so I have unlimited storage. Before going pro I would get dinged on my upload limit all the time.

    Maybe an account that you pay for based on the weekly limit. This would seem to only affect those uploading HD content. 500 weekly means only a few minutes of video each week.
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  • Underground Planet 6 months ago
    I'm not one with deep pockets but I'd be more then happy to pay for a Pro account if such a thing existed. Having used others I just can't even begin to express how giddy I was to upload here and see my work in a way that wasn't painful for me to watch or even more, just downright embarrassing to have other people look at. That said, it's my impression (and I may be wrong) after reading this thread that some who may have been here longer then I almost take this place for granted.

    Let's not forget that, in theory, it would only be an option. If you're more then satisfied with your account as is, then great! You wouldn't need anything extra (ie more space, additional options etc). I would only see room to complain if in implementing a "Pro" service, they took away or crippled options that are already available for free.

    To reiterate, I'm just thrilled with Vimeo and would gladly pay a fee for additional space, features, whatever, if for no other reason as to support them and additionally, to never have to use some God forsaken service such as YouTube again.
  • P.F. Paul 6 months ago
    "downright embarrassing to look at"

    lol i know exactly what you mean. it's like you want to put a disclaimer or something that says, "I DID NOT MAKE IT LIKE THIS!!!" lol
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  • Underground Planet 6 months ago

    Makes my eyes bleed!

    And PF you dont have any vids up yet!!!
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  • Alex Kehr 6 months ago
    I remember going to vimeo.com/plus a LONG time ago. Maybe over a year ago and it appeared to be developed. -- but clearly it never went live.
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  • Videos by Kerry 6 months ago
    I've talked about this in other threads. I don't think there is a thing wrong with offering a Pro level membership for those who are willing to pay for some nice extras. That doesn't mean leaving the free members behind, taking away features or not continuing development for them.

    The vast majority of people will have no need for a Pro account, but there are some out there that need more than any video sharing sites currently offer. There are tons of high end Pro level photography options (Smugmug, Zenfolio, Flickr Pro), but none for video, which is just another form of media & expression. So, I think there is definitely a market for it 'cause no one else is doing it & IMO, you guys are leading the way in the online HD video sharing revolution. Soon, others will have HD too, but you could always be 2 steps ahead of them. I don't want HD to be your one trick pony, so to speak.

    Like I said before, I think you guys are geared more towards the high end side of things & are for the people who are a bit more serious & picky about how their videos are presented, rather than just a "group" oriented site or someplace where the main goal is to get as many views/comments as possible. If that were the case, we'd be on YouTube or one of the other wannabes.

    Anyways, some of the features I think you should consider for a possible Pro account are:

    -Extra Storage Space (Unlimited?).

    -The ability for any visitor (not just members) to download the original copy.

    -The promise of no ads being placed on Pro members' sites, ever.

    -More powerful organization options (since we'll likely have more storage & more videos), such as the ability for albums to be kept inside specific categories, such as Travel, Holidays, etc.

    -The ability to use our own custom domain name, while still leaving the Vimeo co-branding intact.

    Those are the big ones as I see them. Of course later on, you could develop other features as you see fit such as custom themes, minor video editing options & things of that nature.

    Remember, as another users above said, this isn't to take away anything from the current free users who want to remain free. This would be just an addition for those of us who need a little extra.

    Thanks for listening!
  • Robert Bloom 6 months ago
    I wouldn't mind something like that :) It really pissed me off that stage 6 is over with >_
  • dalas verdugo 6 months ago
    As far as the Categories request, you should just make some albums. Thanks for all of this feedback.
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  • okaysamurai 6 months ago
    I would definitely pay for a commercial/business account.
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  • Blake Whitman 6 months ago
    Good news! Pro accounts are back on our priority list, we'll keep you guys updated!
  • Larry David 6 months ago
    Awesome, Blake! I see this as a win win if it goes through. Those of use who need it get a Pro account option, you guys get a healthy revenue stream going & the free option remains for those users.

    I guess thats a win win win :-)
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  • Adidas 6 months ago
    I'm very recent here but I must admit that was the first thing on my mind 'I hope they offer a paid option'. It will also make feel more comfortable with uploading content, knowing that their company builds a revenue stream from end-users, not just sponsors. Great news!
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  • Underground Planet 6 months ago
    Blake, should I give you my credit card info now? =)

    Can't wait.

    - Ray
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  • Alika Awana 6 months ago
    TOTALLY a Win Win for Vimeo and its users
    Ill keep posted for more info on this feature.
    Sorry for the extra blog, didn't know their was
    already a huge forum on the topic of pro accounts.
    RIGHT ON VIMEO!
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  • GP Creative 6 months ago
    Excellent!
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  • Francis Gagné 6 months ago
    Well, pro account money could be used to pay a dedicated server for pro users so it wouldn't slow down non-paying user but give an extra bandwidth/week for pro users willing to pay for the extra banwidth.
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  • Underground Planet 6 months ago
    Is it here yet is it here yet? =)

    - Ray
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  • Bo Lorentzen 6 months ago
    I for one believe in some kind of permium account, after all, there is no such think as a free dinner, not anywhere, if a number of users can enjoy some benefit and generally support a continued high quality experience for everybody, that would be a win-win. Internet companies tend to be much better when they operate on a for profit base rather than trying to make a living out of banner-ads. Just my opinion naturally.

    Bo
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  • Jason Axelrod 5 months ago
    I would love to pay for, lets say 2gb of upload a week... instead of the standard 0.5gb... I mean if I needed, I could easily make four accounts and circumvent this problem... but then Vimeo doesnt benefit at all. So if I could pay $20 a year and get the extra bandwidth, it will be all good.
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  • fczuardi 5 months ago
    I would love to have the option to pay to remove(or replace) the ads on pages related with my account, like my profile page and my channels pages. But even if the ad removal/replacement is not part of the planed vimeo pro offer, I would still pay for it just to support the service :)
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  • WPPTV 5 months ago
    I would pay - as long as it is affordable. I def miss the features I had from Stage6 and would love to have more control over my content.

    I am in disbelief that a site like this doesn't allow you to re-arrange the videos in your channel. If I had known I would have planned my uploads more strategically.

    So I would love to see being able to list videos on your site and channel in order. I know you can do it in an album where for me is appreciated but not as important as my videos folder and channels.

    I would love to be able to have a better video presentation. One thing everyone loved about Stage6 was the ability to make the videos the center or focus. Being able to have a dark background or fade out the large white/beige area would really present the videos in a more cinematic fashion.

    I also think one of the simple features the site lacks is the ability to select a still from the video yourself (whether you choose from 3 or 9) just having a choice would make for more appetizing videos - and get them more clicks. As opposed to videos that wound up with the one black frame or a frame from a dissolve, etc making the still indecipherable.

    Stats are great but not as important as the other features I mentioned. I can get by with the bandwidth but can see why others may want to pay extra for more bandwidth but that could possibly be set up as a solo pay feature so those of us who just want better features don't pay as much as those who need 2G a week.

    Although I signed up for Veoh and Vimeo at the same time, I like the look and quality of Vimeo but Veoh is leading in features and I would love to be able to phase out one or the other site (using just Vimeo).

    But in order to do so, I'd have to see more features. Veoh allows users to syndicate videos. You upload your video to Veoh and it posts it on Veoh, YouTube, MySpace, & Google. A very innovative idea that saves people a ton of time. It also allows you to choose a still, arrange the videos order in a channel, etc.

    Please please consider some of these features and if it was paid for (in order to remove ads) i think everyone agrees we'd rather pay then have you sell our info like creepy company's like Facebook (if you don't know what I am talking about read the article in Playboy last month). Pay for privacy - as far as I am concerned!!! And def pay for features - we want to support you!

    Thanks,
    Sara The Wiggle Puppy


  • Andrew Pile 5 months ago
    Great suggestions!

    We do actually allow custom thumbnails, just go to the "thumbnails" section of your settings page.
  • ed 5 months ago
    Wiggle Puppy, I noticed that you have no likes, comments, or contacts. imo vimeo is as much a social site as a video hosting site. You're missing out on what makes the site different then other video sites.
  • Videos by Kerry 5 months ago
    Ed, but doesn't pretty much every video site have those?? There's nothing groundbreaking about comments or contacts.

    Honestly, I don't need another social networking site (thats what Facebook & the tons of other clones are for). What I would like though is my own Pro level video sharing site which I can direct my friends/family to that has the options & features that I would gladly pay for. Which so far, no one has been able to deliver.
  • Underground Planet 5 months ago
    Not to nitpick but I think Facebook is the clone there, they ripped of MySpace ... but of course MySpace ripped off Friendster. =P

    - Ray
  • ed 5 months ago
    I didn't say it was ground breaking. Just that this site is different from youtube like sites and you miss out imo if you don't participate. But that's up to the person not me. You should use the site however you see fit kerry.
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  • roblimo 5 months ago
    I would love to have a "pro" account. I make videos professionally, and currently host client videos on blip.tv, where - yes - I have a "pro" account.

    Here are the four features I'd like most:

    1) Larger weekly quota - 1GB would be plenty for me; might not be enough for others. Maybe tiered by price?

    2) More embedded player options, especially a pop-up player where I could change the thumbnail and the player dimensions separately. Clients like big, clear videos, but few of them want to devote a 640X360 (or larger) space on their main page to a video link. A popup player solves this problem.

    3) No post-roll Vimeo link or ad on *my* embeds. Run all the ads you want on Vimeo or if someone else embeds my clients' videos somewhere else. But I need to do "no ad-no link" embeds.

    4) password-protected "hidden" videos. With this feature I could let clients see their final videos and approve them before I released them to the whole world.

    Thanks,

    - Robin

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  • Jason Axelrod 5 months ago
    I refuse to use Veoh just because 15fps is extremely inadequate for video gamers. Video gamers need 60fps, Stage6 had it, and now Vimeo has it.
  • Andrew Pile 5 months ago
    We don't support 60fps.
  • Jason Axelrod 5 months ago
    yes, but you interlace at 30fps... so even though its not 60fps, all 60 frames are being showed (at odd and even lines)... Veoh just throws the frames out the window, giving a very choppy look. Vimeo still looks very smooth.
  • Jon McJunkin 5 months ago
    Would be great if you supported 60fps, for those people who don't have the choice to record in 23.967 or 29.976 fps. My camera records in 60fps, and when i go to save and then edit it, i'm stuck with 30fps, whihc completley throws off the video and makes it dizzy to watch. 60fps, please!
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  • HedsIc 5 months ago
    I think it'd a great idea. Only for the ability to have larger free space each week.. I could care less about priority stuff since I do that right before bed anyway lol.

    But it would be nice to have some package where you could pay and it offers you more space a week.

    Especially since when I delete a video it doesn't give me my space back so I go through space fast and the wait for the next week so it resets sucks.
  • Blake Whitman 5 months ago
    if you delete your video within the same quota week you upload it, you get the space back.
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  • Joe Bob 5 months ago
    MORE PLEASE>>>!

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  • Joe Bob 5 months ago
    Just more disk... Google me with 6 GBs! Don't need anything else. No cutting in line. Just more space.
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  • Glenn (Avene) 5 months ago
    Pro sounds like a good idea if it keeps the site alive. I can imagine hosting so many HD videos must be expensive. As is, I'm more than happy with the 500mb a week limit and wouldn't hesitate having to pay for that if it was a similar annual fee to what flickr charge for their Pro account.
  • Blake Whitman 5 months ago
    Please try to remember that videos are quite a bit larger than photos, so the price will have to reflect that.
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  • Michael Gilliland 5 months ago
    I would for sure buy a pro account. I hope they come out with this soon!
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  • Larry David 5 months ago
    I agree with whats above. I say stick with the quota (or raise it just a bit) for Pros. Video hosting isnt the same as photo hosting. Meaning it takes a hella amount of bandwidth/storage & that turns into big bucks. Vimeo still needs to turn a profit & if we get greedy & demand massive amounts of storage, they won't be around too long. Users can manage a weekly quota, its not a big deal. I mean, how many videos could you possibly create in a week?

    I say concentrate on FEATURES. Get rid of the ads on Pros sites, let us use a domain name & give us more features.
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  • Trevor Meier 5 months ago
    Definitely interested in a for-pay pro feature - no ads, custom layout, custom domain name, custom player... plus other nice pro stuff that others are mentioning.
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  • Perrone Ford 5 months ago
    I'll agree with Trevor. I don't need any "Pro" badge or anything of that nature. And I certainly don't mind paying to keep this site alive. I do NOT want to have to move all my online stuff again.

    That said, I am going to disagree with Larry a bit when he mentions the quotas, and asks how many videos could you possibly create in a week. If you're really a pro, quite a lot. I've got enough video sitting in queue right now to max my upload quota through the end of the summer, and more coming in weekly.

    Putting up 720p gets me about 20 minutes per week at best quality, or 30 minutes if I back it down. At the moment, I am finishing video at a faster rate than I an upload it.

    I'd gladly pay a fee to be able to upload as I finish.
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  • Jason Axelrod 5 months ago
    As I said before... I dont care about adds or priority... I just want 2GB a week, and I would be willing to pay for it. (not too much though)
  • Videos by Kerry 5 months ago
    So, you basically want a Pro account that has ads & no features as long as you get a bit more quota each week? Thats not a very professional sounding account to me.
  • Underground Planet 5 months ago
    lol, was thinkin the same thing.
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  • walt 5 months ago
    yes wosley, you are the only one.
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