We’ve got more holiday treats for you here at TechCrunch. If you run a site on Drupal, the open-source content management software, and want to add collaborative video editing to your site, try Kaltura’s new video module for Drupal. The first 50 readers to download the module from this link will get 100GB of free video hosting and streaming (everyone else gets 10 GB).
Kaltura, which won the People’s Choice award at TechCrunch 40 two years ago, offers a video player with remixing capabilities built in. So site visitors can not only watch videos but edit them and add their own twist. Wikipedia is trying it out.
Here is a Beet.Tv interview with Kaltura CEO Ron Yekutiel at this year’s TC50 conference:
Good stuff. Thanks!
Yes…
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I would love one !!!
Yessss
Yes please!
great thanks!
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Will take one too
Thanks!
cooooooooooool. i also took one. how many are left?
12seconds is in (and we are drupal)!
Great gift.
Thx a lot
great stuff guys – I downloaded it. Will you be notifiying people on a individual basic with they’re one of the 50?
Drupal 6 only..too bad since there are many more sites still running 5.x
We already have a Drupal video platform released that supports Drupal 5 and 6, and brokers multiple CDN networks.
http://www.work...m/products/cdn2
Drupal 5 is in the oven, will be released soon.
Ariel, Kaltura
Just wanted to update that we have now released the Drupal 5 compatible version – you can download it from our project page on Drupal.org: http://drupal.o...project/kaltura
Thanks for the post Erick, and for the great responses so far.
A few quick points:
- If you used the link in this post, we’ll know who you are and will make sure you get the 100GB for free
- Right now the module is compatible for Drupal 6, but stay tuned – a Drupal 5 version is coming within the next week or so.
Happy holidays!
Lisa from Kaltura
Woah! This might make Drupal more fun to use.
No Thanks,
Why are you posting this, what are the news, 50 free of what are we getting here. It’s another tech crunch insider company that goes nowhere.
Hi Lisa,
Thanks kindly for this. I’ve followed the link and downloaded the module. After installing it on our Drupal 6 site (http://www.phpconference.co.uk), what do we need to do next to qualify for the free hosting? It wasn’t obvious from the download page. I guess we need to set up an account with you?
Dave
Don’t worry – if you clicked the link in the TC post, activated the module, and registered for the Kaltura Partner Program (which is part of the activation flow) then we have your info and know who you are.
Feel free to contact me if you have any questions – lisa.bennett@kaltura.com
How do I know if I get the 100gig?
The MySQL of video for open source standards, interesting.
Did you download it via the TC link? If so, then you’ll be included.
Oh yes very GREAT christmas present ! Thanks a lot ! And Merry Christmas of course !
10GB is more than enough.
I would love to use this on my site http://Free.Tv
Beware that this module does contain hidden links that will be placed on sites that use it without your knowledge.
If you value indexing by Google might want to think twice about using this on your site.
http://lists.dr...ber/031572.html has information from the authors about removing some, but not all, of the undisclosed link spam built into the module.
This is 100% the most reliable.
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Because thanks to my friends about this author.
every time you enter the site. youtube is always providing the original video.
A very good site like facebook siteside. I said I love you.
regards…
Thanks for the tutorial, Drupal has become increasingly good as they put new versions around and I’m quite glad to see it is as effective as ever