The new Beta uses a Library for viewing and organizing your content, and frankly, it’s a breath of fresh air. And if you take as many screenshots/screencasts as we do here at groovyPost, then it’s only a matter of days before you have hundreds of files to keep track of.
The current web interface is fine, but it’s not really cut out for organizing massive amounts of images and videos. Here are some of the highlights: New Beta Screenshot Tour New Content Library The Beta is a major overhaul of the web interface. But the new beta is offering even further improvements. The professional-looking embedded player, the groovy terms of service, and the easy integration with our favorite TechSmith applications are all fairly compelling reasons to give a try. You can go pro for $9.95/month and get 25 GB of storage and 200 GB of monthly bandwidth. The free version of allows you to upload 2 GB of data with a 2 GB allotment for bandwidth. Heck, there isn’t even a logo or link back to ! Plus, / Techsmith doesn’t try to make a buck off your content IE: no off-the-wall suggested videos or ads. One thing I like about ’s embedded player is its simplicity. You can share content via links or with an embedded player like we did below. You hold the rights to your content ( big contrast to YouTube/ Google’s terms of service).What you upload is what you see ( does not convert or re-encode your videos).What we really liked about, when compared to sites like YouTube and Vimeo, is that the service is very good about keeping their paws off your stuff. For those of you who missed our first review, however, is a photo and video sharing service that integrates very nicely into TechSmith products, but it also allows you to upload and share content from other programs as well.
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