Creating my own online television channel

[powerman 5000]

Do you mean like the microsoft commercial when the family is sitting in the airport and their flight gets delayed so they say, "to the cloud." and watch tv they have saved at home. Although, that's not what the "cloud" is, you can get a dvr and host your shows on there and watch them from anywhere. You can also get a site and password protect it and use the new html5 to play it. You can always have your own little repository to host your .mp4's or .avi's. idk maybe a sopcast channel would work as well.

 

[Mally_G]

Do you mean like the microsoft commercial when the family is sitting in the airport and their flight gets delayed so they say, "to the cloud." and watch tv they have saved at home. Although, that's not what the "cloud" is, you can get a dvr and host your shows on there and watch them from anywhere. You can also get a site and password protect it and use the new html5 to play it. You can always have your own little repository to host your .mp4's or .avi's. idk maybe a sopcast channel would work as well.

I haven't seen the MS Cloud commercial, I'll check it out and see if that's what I'm looking for, even though I don't have a DV-R and upgraded hardware to have access to anything while abroad.

im not too tech savvy when it comes to these sorts of things, but I know about sites like JustinTV and sites like that. I already had a run-in with JTV on some other shit, so I'm not their friend right now. But along those lines of a website where I can upload several hours of material and have it play on a schedule throughout the day, week, and month.

And I want to do this without getting smashed by the feds.

 

[northwest443]

Veetle is cool. It is still in the beta stages and has been for a while but they are your bet shot and video quality is great...But you still have to deal with restrictions just not as much as JTV or Ustream

 

[DOPEdweebz]

Right now Blogtv.com is your best choice. JTV and USTREAM both got restricted as fuck. Then again you could start your own site, but if you're streaming someone elses content you might want to keep that shit underground.

 

[MrSoutCity]

Create a pesonal website or an blog and add a video player or upload the videos to youtube and add them to the site.

 

[traestar]

I remember OVNTV was popping a few years ago, its definitely something I'd want to do too