Between ZenCoder and the encoding services that AWS released, someone needs to expose easy video encoding to non-developers. It's easy for us to wire up these services for our needs, but Joe Marketer can't.
Here's what he see when he searches: a large amount of spammy looking sites offering downloadable software of questionable origin (and ability). Five minute trial versions. The actual download page has twelve other download buttons for affiliate links and products. It's awful.
He just wants whatever-file-type he was given to work on iPhone/iPad for this upcoming ad campaign.
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Between ZenCoder and the encoding services that AWS released, someone needs to expose easy video encoding to non-developers. It's easy for us to wire up these services for our needs, but Joe Marketer can't.
Here's what he see when he searches: a large amount of spammy looking sites offering downloadable software of questionable origin (and ability). Five minute trial versions. The actual download page has twelve other download buttons for affiliate links and products. It's awful.
He just wants whatever-file-type he was given to work on iPhone/iPad for this upcoming ad campaign.
Bootstrap + filepicker.io + Zencoder + Stripe.
It isn't web-based but http://www.fuelcollective.com/permute is a nice tool.
People come to Zencoder wanting this, but it isn't really what we do. Not sure how big it is, but there is a market for this.
you could try Miro Video Converter