» 10: Revver
All of the videos have a rating with the thumbnail preview. The ratings are similar to movie ratings– A, G, PG and PG–13. You can select whether or not you want to view adult content when you create an account.
Revver is one of the few video share sites that offer to pay you money for your videos
» 9: Twitch
» 8: Xbox Video
Video site by the Microsoft Corporation. A lot of new features. It's worth a try.
» 7: Blip.tv
It has an easy to use interface, many good features and above all you can make money through your videos. The site itself takes care of distribution.
» 6: Vevo
The best site for music videos. Maintains its good standards always. A main drawback, is however, you can't up-load your own videos.
» 5: ZippCast
A friendly and helpful community. It still has the classic layout designs, which you can customize yourselves. The ZippCast team are helpful and really listens to its users. The staff is friendly and easily approachable.
» 4: Metacafe
One of the biggest advantages of this video sharing site is the lack of duplicates. Possibly the worst parts about YouTube is finding 14 variations of a video you are searching for and not having an idea, which one is exactly you want. Plus not to mention the varying quality of copies. All these duplicates end up making YouTube feel cluttered.
Metacafe offers quality videos and a committed review panel that keeps content up to high standards.
» 3: Google Video
A Video search channel from GOOGLE. Enough said :P . It has more searchable categories than any other video site.
» 2: Vimeo
Vimeo has been around even before YouTube. It is amazing, but much less popular. A great advantage is that Vimeo does not have a maximum file size for uploads. A large majority of the content is original video. There are still the copies and clips of popular TV shows and movies, but the Vimeo team does a good job of minimizing that kind of content and encouraging original material.
» 1: Dailymotion
The best alternative to YouTube as per us. It needs and deserves more exposure. Each video clip has a small flag so you can see what country the movie came from. Most of the videos on Dailymotion tend to be more professional in nature.
All of the videos have a rating with the thumbnail preview. The ratings are similar to movie ratings– A, G, PG and PG–13. You can select whether or not you want to view adult content when you create an account.
Revver is one of the few video share sites that offer to pay you money for your videos
Great site for watching live videos and events. Many gamers from all over the world broadcast their gameplay, and perform live chats.
» 8: Xbox Video
Video site by the Microsoft Corporation. A lot of new features. It's worth a try.
» 7: Blip.tv
It has an easy to use interface, many good features and above all you can make money through your videos. The site itself takes care of distribution.
» 6: Vevo
The best site for music videos. Maintains its good standards always. A main drawback, is however, you can't up-load your own videos.
» 5: ZippCast
A friendly and helpful community. It still has the classic layout designs, which you can customize yourselves. The ZippCast team are helpful and really listens to its users. The staff is friendly and easily approachable.
» 4: Metacafe
One of the biggest advantages of this video sharing site is the lack of duplicates. Possibly the worst parts about YouTube is finding 14 variations of a video you are searching for and not having an idea, which one is exactly you want. Plus not to mention the varying quality of copies. All these duplicates end up making YouTube feel cluttered.
Metacafe offers quality videos and a committed review panel that keeps content up to high standards.
» 3: Google Video
A Video search channel from GOOGLE. Enough said :P . It has more searchable categories than any other video site.
» 2: Vimeo
Vimeo has been around even before YouTube. It is amazing, but much less popular. A great advantage is that Vimeo does not have a maximum file size for uploads. A large majority of the content is original video. There are still the copies and clips of popular TV shows and movies, but the Vimeo team does a good job of minimizing that kind of content and encouraging original material.
» 1: Dailymotion
The best alternative to YouTube as per us. It needs and deserves more exposure. Each video clip has a small flag so you can see what country the movie came from. Most of the videos on Dailymotion tend to be more professional in nature.
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