Ooh get you, we use that because it's free to view, simple as. It doesn't take much to upgrade should we have the resources you've had.

For the last time no one has mentioned moving from Vimeo.

Yawn

Im a Big fan of Vimto .

I don't know anything specific about the LCTV setup, but I do have a thorough understanding of the technologies behind the setup.

With this in mind, I think Mish is seriously misunderstanding the level of infrastructure that needs to be in place to serve video with the quality and performance of the current LCTV setup. Simply finding a location in which to host large files that can be streamed at a fast speed would be astronomical. This is why utilising a service like Vimeo is the only cost effective way to achieve the current setup.

There are other feasible solutions for an archive, but it would not operate in the same way as the main service.

The video service from LeighLife.com, as valuable as it is, is not currently comparable to LCTV.

Quite frankly, if I had been involved in the setup of LCTV then I too would have taken issue with those particular comments.

First of all I would like to say that all those involved with producing LCTV they are doing an excellent job and the quality is brilliant. and secondly you can download any game onto your hard drive and then watch it at your leisure.You can also transfer it onto a usb memory stick and watch it on your tv and the quality is very good.I would also like to add that I do this for my own purpose and don't pass it on to anybody else so they can get a freebie.

Jesus wept, I do not have a problem with LCTV or Vimeo, or the set up and running of it.

However, regardless of what you say, it's not rocket science and even though I couldn't do it myself, one of our developers does this for a living so that's why I say it's simple. It's easy when you know how.

Mish you don't get it even when other people are telling you! You obviously don't know the work involved or the skill of the people who created it. You are getting more insulting by the minute.

Thank you Michael you obviously do understand

Lets face it , if one poster hadn't been in whinging mode rapidly followed by posing mode this thread wouldn't have got past page one. Centurions TV is an excellent product at a good price. Simples.

Then clearly I've learned nothing in my 11 years as a professional in the industry. I'll inform my employer at once, thank you for enlightening me.

I've had my say and I'm more than confident that I am correct that a permanent library of full resolution streaming video delivered at acceptable speeds is significantly beyond the budget available to LCTV.

This is the last I have to say on the matter because it is frankly ridiculous that this discussion has descended in to a bickering farce.

To provide the same product as we have Mish would have cost you £8000 plus get in the real world. Your naivety is astounding!!

Well if you say so it must be true.

I suggest we should leave it at what Fred has suggested here. That seems to cover the problem of an initial expansion of storage and the possibility of exploring other ways of storing the excellent archive footage.

Have to agree. I think it is excellent value and after a month I would get fed up of watching Leigh v Batley for another time.

I see no problem with the original proposal and maybe Fred could be PM'D to put a particular video back on at a particular date.

Liked Cokey's post too and although I have no idea what a hard drive is' and the rest of his informative post' I can see that people more technologically savvy would understand it and if I wished could show me how to do it.

I fully support that Alan 50gb of extra storage should resolve the issue and I would suggest that is what is proposed to the BOD for approval.