Fliqz - your way of storing video
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on October 25, 2006,
There are many video sharing sites that display your content all over the web. but there are certain videos like your family’s beach outing or your first public speech that you would probably want to keep to yourself.
So here’s Fliqz for you where you can upload your family videos and so you don’t have to store all the unnecessary footage that you’ll probably never turn your eye to. Fliqz allows you to share videos with few or as many people as you want to. It offers three levels of security: public, private and private with security. See no issues!
When you upload your video you can select to which category you want to put it into. Videos designated as public are accessible to anyone. While private videos have unique web addresses that only the people you wish to mail to can access. Private with security videos also have unique addresses but you set a password for the visitors to access the content. You can store and share an unlimited number of videos on Fliqz. However each upload is limited to 100 megabytes (approx. 10 to 15 minutes of video).
http://www.fliqz.com/FliqzWebPublic/
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I like Fliqz as well. The security setting rock. Now I can send video, movies or whatever without having to worry about the wrong people watching them!
Oh buy the way I emailed Fliqz about file size limitations and I was told that they now except up to 200MB per upload, the uploads are free and there is no limit to the amount of uploads you do!
In addition if you have videos that are larger then 200MB you can arrange to upload those to Fliqz as well! Just email Fliqz and they will attend to it personally.
Sounds pretty good. I tried them a while back though, and was in truth, largely unimpressed. Perhaps they’ve changed? I don’t know… But it’s certainly worth a second chance.