Video files storage webserver

Started by troll22, Jul 23, 2022, 02:17 AM

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troll22Topic starter

Greetings,
I am looking for a video storage service, such as a cloud server, but I have not had any success with the ones I have tried. I would like to upload mp4 videos of varying sizes and use an integrated playerjs player on my website to embed these files as a File, but I am having trouble obtaining the link to the file in the cloud.

Do you know of any services that can store large volumes of video files and provide a link to embed them on a website as a File? I will require many video files, so any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Here is an example of what I am trying to do:

<iframe src="/player/playerjs.html?file=File link here" type="text/html" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
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DiHard

Finding a service that meets your requirements may be challenging. I have yet to come across any cloud services that offer direct links to files.
but, you have the option to rent a server on Hatzner for 25 euros per month, which comes with 2x3TB HDD, allowing you to store your files on it.
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ELK

Dropbox is a cloud-based service that was created with the intention of being user-friendly, well-thought-out and professional, albeit expensive. The available functions depend on the chosen tariff plan. To ensure maximum security, Dropbox employs AES 256-bit encryption to store files and SSL/TLS encryption during file transfer.

New users receive an initial 2 GB of space, but more can be obtained for free by completing tasks listed in the Dropbox "Getting Started" list, inviting others to use Dropbox, and participating in discussions on the Dropbox Community Forum. Additionally, some electronics manufacturers offer promotional codes for additional storage when their products are purchased.
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Edison Duncan

What you are talking about is basically impossible. The cloud hosting system works on the principle of encryption and open source code for each file is impossible due to the safety of the file. This is equivalent to the fact that you would open access to your computer to everyone on the Internet.
Yes, there are many cloud storage systems, but you will not be able to create a site-cloud hosting chain, at least not through backlinks. If you are looking for good services for storing large files, then here is a mini list for you:
pcloud.com
dropbox.com/
https://icedrive.net/plans
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Samuel Flatcher jr

Quote from: troll22 on Jul 23, 2022, 02:17 AMHello,
I need a service for storing video files, perhaps a cloud server, but I have already tried many and they all do not suit me.

Generally, I want to upload mp4 video files of different sizes there, and then through the playerjs player, which I integrated into my site, embed these videos as a File, but I can't get such a link to the file in the cloud.

Please advise me a service where I can store files and embed them on the site as a file, here is an example:

<iframe src="/player/playerjs.html?file=File link here" type="text/html" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
There will be many video files, and the volume is very large.
Who can help I would be very thankful!


I understand that you need a very large amount of space to create hyperlinks to your media player. About 70% of all cloud services will not work for you. The fact is that they provide even on a paid basis up to 12 TB. For video hosting, this is not enough. Of the well-known and fast services, I used sync.com (for $15 you get unlimited disk space) and dropbox.com (for $24 you get the same).
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MARK PETERSON

SmartApe has an unlimited webhosting service - of course it's not unlimited, for 1000 GB of space for your files there will be + php of any versions and an ISP panel.
At the same time, the price is surprisingly low, $100 per year. If you need much larger volumes, you need to rent a physical server and stuff it with stuffing to taste.
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Sue Nelson

Implementing hyperlinks to a site that leads to cloud storage is a good idea, although the link will look a little different. The main thing you should remember is that the database in the cloud storage should be made either fully accessible or open purely via a link with the ability to "view". In any case, I recommend renting a server from sync.com. For $15 you get access to unlimited disk space with file life saving for a year.
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ClickPoint

There are several cloud storage services that can handle large volumes of video files and provide links for embedding them on a website. Here are a few popular options:

1. Amazon S3: Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) is a scalable cloud storage service that supports storing and retrieving large files. It allows you to generate unique URLs for your videos, which can be used to embed them on your website.

2. Google Cloud Storage: Google Cloud Storage is another reliable option for storing and serving large media files. It provides secure, durable, and scalable object storage, and you can easily generate links to your video files for embedding on your website.

3. Microsoft Azure Blob Storage: Azure Blob Storage is a cloud-based storage service offered by Microsoft Azure. It is suitable for storing and managing large-scale video files. You can generate URLs to access the videos stored in Azure Blob Storage and use them to embed the videos on your website.

4. Dropbox: Dropbox is a popular cloud storage service that offers a robust platform for storing and sharing files, including videos. You can upload your video files to Dropbox and obtain direct links to embed them on your website.

5. Vimeo: Vimeo is a video-sharing platform that also provides cloud storage services. With a Vimeo Pro or Business account, you can upload your videos and get embeddable links to add them to your website.

6. Wistia: Wistia is a video hosting platform specifically designed for businesses. It offers advanced analytics, customizable video players, and integrations with marketing tools. You can upload your videos to Wistia and use their provided embed codes on your website.

7. JW Player: JW Player is a widely-used video player that also offers cloud hosting for videos. You can upload your videos to JW Player's cloud storage and obtain embed links to display the videos on your website.

8. Microsoft OneDrive: OneDrive is a cloud storage service provided by Microsoft. It allows you to upload and store videos, and you can generate shareable links to embed them on your website.

9. Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage: Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage is a cost-effective solution for storing large volumes of files, including videos. It offers integration options and provides URLs that you can use to embed your videos on your website.

10. pCloud: pCloud is a secure cloud storage service that supports uploading and sharing videos. It offers a file embedding feature that allows you to embed video files directly on your website.

11. Box: Box is a cloud content management platform that provides storage for various file types, including videos. You can upload your videos to Box and obtain embed links to showcase them on your website.

12. IBM Cloud Object Storage: IBM Cloud Object Storage is an scalable and secure storage solution for managing large amounts of data, including videos. You can generate URLs to access the videos stored in IBM Cloud and embed them on your website.
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