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Sharlyn M
Posts:4
Bronze Member

02/21/2008 1:55 PM
I need a module that will allow many users who are fairly non technical to add videos. Is UVG the right module for me? Their videos may be in several different formats. Is the converter easy to make available to them? Easy to use? All my sites are on one DNN installation... what is the best UVG package for me? I don't feel like I would need the source. Do I need Enterprise?

Jeff Waters
Posts:57
Golden Member

02/21/2008 5:41 PM
I'd say to just get the $85 version. The standard upload process in the "AddNewVideo" module is about as simple as it can be for non-technical folks. If they are really really non-technical, they aren't going to understand what a video file extension is and how to browse and select it anyway... so as long as your target users have the skill for that, they'll be able to use the "on page" upload tool. It will handle several different formats nicely.

Pengtsen R
Posts:5430

02/22/2008 4:39 AM
Jeff is right, standard edition is ok to you. I have a comment about this, since your target users are non technical users, please ensure your website have necessary permissions so you don't need to use UVG Converter, click FAQ in top right corner of this page for further informations. thanks.

Pengtsen R http://www.bizmodules.net

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