Suggest to me a free video hosting service

In My Humble Opinion
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I made some vidcaps of me doing moderator duties on a board and I’d like to post them somewhere the other mods on that board can review. So I need a video host, and I can’t figure out which of the hundred’s to use. I have:

7 AVI’s, from 32 Mb to 117 Mb in size, from 1:30 to 5:03 in duration, and I know that that’s just slightly too big for some services

I want the other mods to access them, and I don’t want other people to browse to it easily. Its videos of me busting spammers, I don’t want someone browsing these files and learning how to evade me better. But I don’t need iron-clad password security. Its me busting spammer, not me doing jumping jacks in an open kimono.

And since I’ve been on the internet since the '90’s, I expect this service to be free. Ha. OK, small unobtrusive ads are OK. But this is not my band’s demo tape, I don’t expect this to earn me money, so I don’t want to spend … well, any money.

And some users are in Europe, so maybe that matters as to who should be the hosting company. Or not.

I just need to know who to register with, maybe even if the first month is free, so I can quit the service after that. Thanks guys

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Besides YouTube?

You can do private or unlisted videos on YouTube.

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I wasn’t aware that YouTube had a private function, but I will look into it. I just hope my big video doesn’t have problems … its just a tiny bit bigger than many services allow.

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YouTube’s size limit is 15 minutes and 2GB so you should be fine.

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Do note that the copyright fingerprint programs that YouTube lets the big copyright holders use will still index your video. I got a notice on a copyrighted video I uploaded to YouTube just to convert it to a form I could watch on my netbook. (And then forgot to delete it.)

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Well, like I said, its just my voice overlaid on a screen cap of my using another forum. If that somehow computes out to a hashtag finger print that matches Iron Man 3, the studio has bigger problems than copyright infringement.