raytracer
(Newbie)
11/13/07 03:04 AM
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Embedded animation question
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Not sure where to ask this, open discussion or site suggestion, since the two are having threads for technical questions for sharecg. Anyway, if I embed a clip from sharecg to another site and then someone clicks the play button in that site, does that count as a view? Or should I just put the url for the video instead so they come here?
http://www.the3dstudio.com/product_search.aspx?id_author=13951&id_affiliate=13951] 3Dstudio
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MatrixWorkz
(Member)
11/13/07 07:15 AM
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My guess would be that if they aren't coming here to view the video along with the advertising on this site then it doesn't count as a view. That doesn't mean I am right. It's just my guess.
It is a miracle that curiosity survives formal education. - Albert Einstein
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raytracer
(Newbie)
11/13/07 07:39 AM
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I see. That's too bad. There's so many sites where you can embed the code to show the vids.
http://www.the3dstudio.com/product_search.aspx?id_author=13951&id_affiliate=13951] 3Dstudio
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jakeheller
(Member)
11/13/07 09:05 AM
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Currently, we don't pay for "plays" from embedded videos; in fact, no sites on the web do. What you do get, though, is a link that is more likely to be clicked-through. The player, once clicked on, functions as a link to the site (like YouTube). People are much likely to click on a video than on a link, so it *WILL* increase your views. In the future, if we sell ads in our videos (and if our users support that), then you'd get money even if it's off site. -Jake
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