Vimeo Carriage Of K of C Free Throw Coverage
The views are growing in regards to coverage, especially in Germany, as well as Belgium & Luxembourg. But now, more are viewing in the USA.
There is a realization that the competitions are NOT the Exclusive Province of You Tube. Athletic Competitions are Artistic by nature, as they involve movement. They also show emotions of the active participants(Contestants), as well as passive participants(Families).
A favorite form of Artistic Expression in the Coverage is Gregorian Chant in Latin, in combination with coverage clips. These clips are Quite Popular on Vimeo, not so popular on You Tube.
Another thing is that in order to register a view on Vimeo, one has to view the ENTIRE Video. For example-the 14 Boys Council Championship Coverage is 14 Minutes, 16 Seconds in length. On Vimeo, 9 Views were registered. On You Tube, 88 views were registered. But, You Tube does not require full viewing of the video. Merely viewing an ad on the video counts as a view. Viewing a few seconds of the video also counts as a You Tube view.
On Vimeo, the views are true & full.
On You Tube, their views may not be accurate.
Video is made to inform, entertain, provoke & to be savored, especially on Vimeo, where the standards for video & viewing are higher. You just can't click adverts to build up views, or watch for only a few seconds, as it cheapens the definition of views.
BTW, the same contestant victor with 88 views on You Tube, had only 7 views on You Tube in the next level of competition. He did receive 19 views during the same round on Dailymotion.com, where the standards are higher than on You Tube.
Now I understand why a certain contestant sent her grandmother to warn me to put the Free Throw on to You Tube-the views come, even if only an advert is clicked. It is about sheer numbers.
In regards to 50th Anniversary Celebration Videos to commemorate the Founding of Msgr Sherman Council #5103, Knights Of Columbus in 1961, only 8 views are recorded on You Tube. In a few videos on Vimeo, many more views were accomplished. Even more so were accomplished by exporting the videos on You Tube to ivideo.ie in Ireland, an uncluttered site.
You Tube is way too cluttered.
M
There is a realization that the competitions are NOT the Exclusive Province of You Tube. Athletic Competitions are Artistic by nature, as they involve movement. They also show emotions of the active participants(Contestants), as well as passive participants(Families).
A favorite form of Artistic Expression in the Coverage is Gregorian Chant in Latin, in combination with coverage clips. These clips are Quite Popular on Vimeo, not so popular on You Tube.
Another thing is that in order to register a view on Vimeo, one has to view the ENTIRE Video. For example-the 14 Boys Council Championship Coverage is 14 Minutes, 16 Seconds in length. On Vimeo, 9 Views were registered. On You Tube, 88 views were registered. But, You Tube does not require full viewing of the video. Merely viewing an ad on the video counts as a view. Viewing a few seconds of the video also counts as a You Tube view.
On Vimeo, the views are true & full.
On You Tube, their views may not be accurate.
Video is made to inform, entertain, provoke & to be savored, especially on Vimeo, where the standards for video & viewing are higher. You just can't click adverts to build up views, or watch for only a few seconds, as it cheapens the definition of views.
BTW, the same contestant victor with 88 views on You Tube, had only 7 views on You Tube in the next level of competition. He did receive 19 views during the same round on Dailymotion.com, where the standards are higher than on You Tube.
Now I understand why a certain contestant sent her grandmother to warn me to put the Free Throw on to You Tube-the views come, even if only an advert is clicked. It is about sheer numbers.
In regards to 50th Anniversary Celebration Videos to commemorate the Founding of Msgr Sherman Council #5103, Knights Of Columbus in 1961, only 8 views are recorded on You Tube. In a few videos on Vimeo, many more views were accomplished. Even more so were accomplished by exporting the videos on You Tube to ivideo.ie in Ireland, an uncluttered site.
You Tube is way too cluttered.
M
Labels: 2012KOFCFT, KOFCFT, Video Sharing, Vimeo Vs You Tube
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