Talkshow – Team videos in non-real-time
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Talkshow – Team videos in non-real-time
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#2team videos...not a single video on the homepage :(
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#3Love the idea and would have helped me in many remote work situations. Could also be good for documentation.
However, from the home page I cannot determine what this really provides over recording a video and sending via slack, telegram, or other methods of chat - I mean, i guess it will allow you to label and comment and put the videos in a hierarchy, but anything else?
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#4Love the idea and would have helped me in many remote work situations. Could also be good for documentation. However, from the home page I cannot determine what this really provides over recording a video and sending via slack, telegram, or other methods of chat - I mean, i guess it will allow you to label and comment and put the videos in a hierarchy, but anything else?
So do Slack threads with videos in them.
Or a #standup channel where people send in videos, that's what we do.
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#5Love the idea and would have helped me in many remote work situations. Could also be good for documentation. However, from the home page I cannot determine what this really provides over recording a video and sending via slack, telegram, or other methods of chat - I mean, i guess it will allow you to label and comment and put the videos in a hierarchy, but anything else?
So do Slack threads with videos in them. Or a #standup channel where people send in videos, that's what we do.
What do you use to record videos?
Re: Talkshow – Team videos in non-real-time
#6There's also https://standups.io which has been on the market for over a year, has traction, lots of cool features, an iOS app an Android app, and Slack integration.
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#8This is a perfect example for software that tries to solve a problem that doesn't exist.
It can be done with whatever: - record video (notebook / smartphone / ...) - send / share / embed into some other software (messenger / wiki / ...)
You are obviously good at marketing stuff (to people who don't know better) and monetizing stuff that is basically free.
That cries for an award with a title like "silver ferengi medal" ;-)
Re: Talkshow – Team videos in non-real-time
#9This is a perfect example for software that tries to solve a problem that doesn't exist. It can be done with whatever: - record video (notebook / smartphone / ...) - send / share / embed into some other software (messenger / wiki / ...) You are obviously good at marketing stuff (to people who don't know better) and monetizing stuff that is basically free. That cries for an award with a title like "silver ferengi meda…
This is a perfect example of a comment that undervalues simplicity and ease of use (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9224 is another one).
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#10If ever there was a product that demanded an explainer video on the homepage... this is it.