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September 28th, 2017, 10:13 AM
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Mixed media preview for clients
Does any one have any experience or opinions on what is a good mixed media online solution for preview for clients.
For example, I have video and images and want to have a single spot for preview so we can collaborate on projects. I have vimeo and my blog/smugmug for pictures. Smugmug will do both, but the compression on smugmug is not something that is consistent.
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September 28th, 2017, 05:00 PM
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Location: Portland, Oregon
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Re: Mixed media preview for clients
Och, that's a problem, AFAIK. I've not seen a mixed media site like that.
One solution would be to roll some website pages using Wordpress. More work, and maybe a knowlege gap to overcome, but once you know how it's pretty straightforward. A side benefit is that wordpress has user/password access built-in, if you need that.
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September 29th, 2017, 12:04 AM
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Re: Mixed media preview for clients
I was just looking at google sites, sites.google.com. If you have a google account, it's dead easy to embed a graphic, add text, and embed a YT video. It looks like Youtube only...
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September 29th, 2017, 08:45 AM
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Location: Lakeland Florida
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Re: Mixed media preview for clients
I've done it in the past with Google Docs, Google Drive... and also have done the same thing with DropBox. In effect, you set up a shared folder in Google or DropBox. Presumably, you can do the same with Microsoft's Cloud, Amazon's Cloud etc. The key is setting up a shared folder. Whatever type of file you put in the folder, text, pictures, video, should work. Of course, each provider probably has certain differences on file types, codecs etc. that they support.
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