Downloadable Video Format

[climactic]

Does anyone have some information on how to format a video so that it can be downloaded similar to the Cock Hero series?

Thanks in advance.

[hiphopanonymous]

Your question is SUPER vague. How do you mean format? You mean like codec/bit-rate/resolution/etc, or do you mean the more 'artistic' side of it?

[bookworm]

Well look at the filenames of the Cock Hero series. They will tell you what format they are in. As for the rest you need to ask a more specific question.

Or you could read some tutorials like this

http://www.windowsmoviemakers.net/Tutor ... Video.aspx

[les]

http://ifile.it/
Is used because

Q. What is the maximum allowed file size?
A. 1000 Megabytes (1048576000 bytes to be precise)
We encourage users to upload smaller files when possible, it makes it easier for downloaders on slow connections.
When uploading more than one file, the limit is per file, not the total for multiple files.

The files are split using
rar
or
7 zip
Because they will be easily stitched back together.
To play the files afterwards is best done using
VLC

As this plays almost any video file on almost every OS
PC, Mac, Lap Top, Desk Top, Tablet, or Phone

Hope this answers your queries and the links are also helpful.

[climactic]

Ah, sorry for being so vague there; I'm a bit of a novice.

What I mean is that I have no problem making videos. Windows movie maker is fine for merging separate videos, adding on-screen text and music tracks, etc...

I was wondering what I would have to do with my finished product in order to have it posted online for others to download.

I think les' comments basically covered it. So once I upload my wmv to ifile it will be able to be downloaded and opened using winrar?

[les]

Win rar is used to firstly split the video file before uploading
Then stitch it after downloaded
There is a help thread
I will link it later http://www.milovana.com/forum/viewtopic ... ero#p99075

[bookworm]

So once I upload my wmv to ifile it will be able to be downloaded and opened using winrar?

The .rar parts can also be re-connected on a macintosh computer and played with VLC. We look forward to your contribution!

[climactic]

Great, thanks for posting the instructional link.

I think I'll try to get my hands on a copy of the suggested software before proceeding.

A few more questions come to mind about the actual construction of the video, but I think I'll ask those elsewhere.

Cheers!