It's been a couple of days, and my Splashcast video embed has started to register eyeballs.
Interesting feature of Splashcast is that the server tracks the city and country in which the eyeball was living.
There is a little map that appears with pushpin dots.
Things I like:
Amazing control over player size. As the player is separated from the
channels, it's possible to retarget your content to a verity of
situations such as a tiny thumbnail for a MySpace profile, or a huge TV
type display (that said YouTube has possibly the worst codec quality
and this is the only useful option for content.)
It’s really easy to construct a channel and feed media through it
Things I don't like:
The Console where 'shows' and channels are shuffled is slow and it's drawn in a tiny Flash based window.
Splashcast doesn’t accept AVI uploads to their servers so DivX is cut out.
Current progress is displayed here...
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