VideoPress For Self Hosted WordPress: Quick Start Guide

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6 responses to “VideoPress For Self Hosted WordPress: Quick Start Guide”

1. 

   Bob

   October 7, 2011

   I had been using VideoPress for quite sometime on my self-hosted site, then realized since it was flash-based, my videos weren’t working iPads and iPhones. And even though it is now HTML5, that only works on videos on WordPress.com. As a result I had to change my video hosting and move a ton of videos, bummer as I really like VideoPress.

   I think this should be make clear to people before they purchase it : )

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   cristianmadrid123

   March 6, 2012

   Reblogged this on Cristian Madrid123's Blog and commented:
   HOOOLA

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   christinarule

   March 26, 2012

   does this work on self hosted wordpress sites? Or does it only work if you are using wordpress.com blog? Thanks!

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4. 

   zlotinas

   November 23, 2012

   “This plugin requires a WordPress.com blog with the VideoPress upgrade and has no support for hosting videos on your own server” – that means you got only 3Gb space (which is nonsense) or additional 20$ for 10Gb per annum.

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   Aussie Space Time Traveller Sealed Section

   December 28, 2013

   Does anybody have updated info on whether this plugin works for self hosted sites and what it’s performance is like?

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