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Cellphone Porn? Anybody doing it? (Technical, no pics)
I've been doing iPod clips with moderate success for about a year now, and am thinking about doing short movies for cell phones. I know, it's not all that big in the USA, but in Europe and Japan downloading stuff on the cell is hip, and a lot of people do it.
I haven't really gotten into detail yet, but as it looks to me you need to have several sizes and formats for several types of phones, like Nokia is using different than Sony Ericsson, etc. Is there a way of rendering only one size and format that fits a majority of phones, or do we have to have 10-15 different variations of one and the same movie? Anybody experienced with this, (sensible) comments are highly appreciated. BTW, we do have all CS3 software, including Device Central. |
I have quite a decent experience with cell phone distribution as we distribute in like 14 European countries, yet I am in Vegas and have to leave now, I will reply later on.
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I don't think I could ever pull my pud watching a 2inch screen.
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Thanks, I appreciate it. http://img232.imageshack.us/img232/153/ipodgrosscz5.jpg [email protected] |
I am interested in this as well, good thread
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yup our mobile site has been a great hit :)
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jenny are you thinking of making the site 100% for mobile users? or just setup the site so that if fits both normal surfers and mobilesurfers?
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Downloading stuff on the cell phones - sounds great / realization is tougher. Let's put aside any ways HOW to get the clips to the end customers, the best way would of course would be to have a direct agreement with the mobile operator / carrier - but that's impossible to get, so I assume in your case it would be more or less like downloads from your own web properties for mobile. Yes, as far as was confirmed to me, there really is a huge amount of different variations with different phones and it's really the know how of those so called content aggregators (those who take on producers / format the content for delivery and have distribution agreements with mobile operators / carriers) to make sure the video will be available for every handset. The system should actually automatically recognize the model the end customer uses and come up with a suitable solution as far as I understand. That's for what I know, never really studied the concrete solutions. From what I can confirm, if marketed excessively mobile downloads really can bring additional revenue, but according to own experience, not from internet where there is a full screen alternative though. The only money were made in cooperation with content aggregators and direct mobile distribution within carriers so far. :2 cents: |
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see how other companies are doing it (see sig) </shameless spam>
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I tired one company a while ago and didnt make shit.
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I'm just talking out my ass here, but can't you design pages in WAP format that portable devices like Blackberries and Palm's recognize and display in proper format? Couldn't you then embed the videos in those types of pages? Just guessing based on some quick reading a while back. So I could be way off.
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How into porn you got to be to download a movie on your cell phone and watch it on the bus or at work?
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I see your email is @comedepot.com I have comejerk.com available for sale :) |
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Thanks for the offer, but I myself own a considerable amount of domains, more than I can use. Having the COME DEPOT domain has mainly historic reasons. In 2001 my European computer geek developed a site in bright orange for me, which looked exactly like the Home Depot site. After consulting with a US attorney we dropped the idea, but kept the name, since it is just one letter off from millions of male surfers who are looking for wheelbarrows and power tools. I still have dumbmasses putting in DeWalt>Comedepot into Google. |
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Hey JennyS,
If you are going to supply content to a content aggregator, the one I work with wants pics in the format 1024 X 1024 pixels 300 dpi or mov clips in one of the following formats: 720x576.mov (uncompressed) 720x576.avi(uncompressed) 720x576.avi (3ivxD4.451 codec) The aggregators them supplys the content to most phones and most phone networks. I hope this helps:winkwink: |
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You don't get movies but ringtones, wallpapers, short clips, "answers" to stupid questions, phrases,etc,etc,etc I for one would love to get more into this niche but given from what I've looked into the entry costs are enormous and the bureaucracy to cut deals with mobile phone carriers must be a fucking nightmare... |
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My personal experience - all the effort and time put into it was not worth the return. |
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Same goes fro movies, a 720x576 uncompressed avi or even Quicktime is almost something you'd want for web-tv. The clip is going to be massive in size, even for our low-life DSL in the USA, not to mention for a cell connection that only gets a little better download speed than a 56k modem. |
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Thank alook at Jamster and Jamba and look at the phones and mobile networks they supply content for. They are the largest aggregator on the net with more than 130 million downloads a month. Just bought but News Corp last year and are now combined with Fox Mobile. I think they know what to do with the pics and vids and they are even starting to do hardcore content in Europe. So, if you can supply quality content as what was mentioned in my post above, hit me up at [email protected] or per my sig and let's do a win win deal for both of us. BTW, they pay in euros:thumbsup |
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Hank said they have 130 mio. downloads a month on just one page. At Euro 0.99 a pop that's around $ 180.000.000.- a month or 2 Billion $ a year. I probably wouldn't want to to start this in the US, for legal reasons, but getting some of the Euro-cake don't sound all too bad. |
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