Aaron Linsdau
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Ron,
It certainly sounds more attractive than the nearly worthless $0.99 we’re getting from Amazon streaming. We won’t be doing that more, it seems to drain off much more valuable sales.
Thanks!Aaron L.
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I’m always interested in a broader market. I don’t want to have the uncontrolled content downloaded to devices, only rental streamed. It’ll be up on Youtube in no time, then I’ll have to chase that down. I liked the streaming viewing but at $1.99, it’s essentially worthless.
How do you broadcast your media to the market? How do people find you? I’m always interested but I need to make sure I get a return on our investment.
Thanks!Aaron L.
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I would have raised the price to something that made sense. But Createspace/Amazon controls the download pricing, so I can’t even do that.
A blueray is an interesting thought but it has licensing issues that DVD doesn’t, as least that I know. They don’t offer it in any case. As this is an instructional video and not a show off photos video, blueray never came into the equation.Aaron L.
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The video is for special interest photography training, specifically covering the basics of using strobe flash lighting. It’s currently distributed on Amazon. Here’s the link:
https://www.amazon.com/Introduction-Off-Camera-Strobe-Flash-Photography/dp/B00IMQZFE0/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1406042740&sr=8-2&keywords=Introduction+of+Off-Camera+Strobe+Flash+PhotographyAaron L.
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We have a procedure for sharing projects at remote sites without a SAN or anything else. It relies on both sites having the same media, or at least the base media. It’s worked perfectly and the project is small enough to be emailed back and forth.
This is for FCPX 10.1
https://tvlvideo.com/sharing-fcp-10-1-projects/