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We're very happy that you've seen that shift in us as well.
Again, thanks for including us in this post and for letting your readers know about us.
I was a little taken aback by Viddler being placed under the business category, but then I thought about it and realised there are a lot of awesome businesses using Viddler. There's also a huge community of video bloggers, like iJustine, too.
HD is still in beta right now. Partners and B2B customers are testing it out, but if you're interested in trying out the beta check out the HD announcement for more info.
I must admit, I see a lot of sexy videos recorded by Canon 5D Mark II owners on Vimeo. Dang, those HD vids at full screen rock! I can't wait for an Apple tablet so I can just play some of those videos on repeat while it chills at a 45ยบ angle on my desk. I digress.
Lastly, whatever video player you choose shouldn't be a competition because it's about your content on your website. Our (Viddler's) founder, Rob Sandie, crushed this fundamental idea in this video.
Giddy post, Dave!
I'm going to contact Rob and see if I can get in on the HD beta for Viddler. I have no problem posting my AnywhereMan stuff to all three sites as long as my HD is preserved.
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