New Video Storage and Video Sharing Service
Keeps Your Digital Media Organized and Safe
September 14, 2006 (Winthrop, WA) -
With summer quickly becoming a lingering memory,
many families are faced with the decision of how
to preserve and share video they collected
over their break. If you are looking for an
online service to easily
record, edit, preserve
and share your videos, it’s hard to find one
that does exactly what you want. For customer
Terry Ostrowiak, StashSpace.Com did the trick.
"I didn’t want my family and friends having
to wade through 8 hours of video and watch
scenes that had no interest to them," Terry
says. "When I discovered StashSpace.Com I
knew immediately I had found the answer. I could quickly
take the important clips from any of my videos and watch
them individually or put them together into movies I
wanted to share and keep safe."
Competing video sharing sites let you
upload video to share in short
bits with the world, but
typically only allow short, low-quality clips
that they require you to digitize through some
means of your own.
“The vast majority of consumers are still
recording video with camcorders, and this means
having to find an easy way to get your high
quality video online where it can be
stored, shared, and easily accessed… what we
call ‘Stashing’. With StashSpace, you build your
own digital stash of video memories. You can
easily capture all of your home videos directly
from your digital camcorder, make movies with
just your best stuff and share video
online with family
and friends, on MySpace, on DVD or
transfer to Video iPod.”
Most importantly, videos in your Stash are
also archived in high-quality format for a full
year to guard against accidental loss due to
house-fires, the inevitable hard-drive failure
or other unexpected events.
Unfortunately, that’s exactly what happened
recently to Terry. “I just had a technical
problem with my computer and lost a lot of video
and pictures,” he says, “but I still had all of
my stuff on StashSpace.Com.”
His online Stash enabled Terry to share video
with family friends he hadn’t seen in 20 years
during a recent trip to Israel. “I showed them
edited movies of themselves as children and
video of our parents on an overseas trip,” he
says. “They just watched in awe.”
You can use StashSpace’s web-based service
for free to capture and edit your videos on your
own computer. When you are done creating
movies, you load them into your Stash, where
your videos are archived for a full year. You get a
free two-hour Stash just for signing up and
using StashSpace, and can then buy credits to
extend this year or add more video to your
Stash. DVDs of your movies can be ordered for
as little as $15.
So what are you waiting for? Don’t let those
tapes become faded and forgotten relics of
summers past. Stash them now with
StashSpace.Com.
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