To Download Or To Use Tube?

bluechicken · 2009-09-05, 09:42 AM

response to 3:
yes, people still want to keep the content on their hard disk.
furthermore: if you DON'T let them download it - they will feel tricked.

faxxaff · 2009-09-07, 07:25 AM

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Originally Posted by bluechicken

response to 3:
yes, people still want to keep the content on their hard disk.
furthermore: if you DON'T let them download it - they will feel tricked.

If you make it clear during signup they won't be able to download and they should not, why would they feel tricked.

bluechicken · 2009-09-08, 05:33 PM

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Originally Posted by faxxaff

If you make it clear during signup they won't be able to download and they should not, why would they feel tricked.

if you make it clear they won't be. IF he isn't to horny to read.
usually , he doesn't because it's an impulse product, he looks at the preview trailer, a few preview images - then he either joins for moves on to another site that better suits he needs

also depends on how savvy the surfer his.

the big problem is what the surfer is used to.
when he opens his account on YouTube he can get the content any time with no date expirations , not like the monthly memberships on paid sites - so he doesn't need to download.
or he can download the video - there are many tools for that and firefox plugins etc.
if the surfer also knows how download via p2p than you bet he can expect to get quality content to his hard disk if he so easily got low quality content for free on his hard disk.

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