12 Seconds TV
I saw this network on TweetDeck, and decided since TweetDeck in itself was not an actual network, this would be perfect for my second review of the week.
It's icon is simply the number 12. So when I clicked on the link after deciding to test it, I had no idea it would redirect me to a video site. I did feel a little flush in the face after realizing that testing this site would include me uploading videos, some which would have to be of me, but being a committed person I moved forward anyhow.
What is 12 Seconds TV? 12 Seconds TV is a social network site, where you can upload videos up to 12 seconds in length. The sign up process is quite simple, and the site runs bug free.
There is an option to link your account to a Facebook page, Twitter, and Flixwagon. If you choose to do so, your videos will automatically be posted to those accounts.
You can comment on other's videos, reply to them with your own video (if you computer has an included camera), and "bump" videos you like.
Other users can be easily found, and added to your network.
You can upload a video 1 of 3 ways.
Record it live with a web cam:
My laptop has a built in camera, so for me this was quite easy. 12 second TV detected the visual and audio, checked to make sure that's what I wanted to use, and I was ready to record. I pressed record, and afterwards was able review it and choose whether to post, or redo. NOTE: Before posting, ADD A TITLE. This is the only chance you have to do so. At least that I could find.
Upload a prerecorded video from your computer:
Although this process is also quite easy, it can take a little time to upload your files. I was a little confused here at first, because after you choose your file, an X is displayed where the Browse button was. I thought my file wasn't working, but I was wrong. When you see the pink X, it is ready for you to hit the Upload and Post Video button.
Send a video from your mobile phone:
Tried this this morning. It is quite easy, simply send a video text message to your personal 12 second TV number, including the + sign between the 12 and your code. The video uploads within a minute.
They also have applications you can add to your phone, but I did not choose to test any of these.
All-in-all 12Seconds.TV was a fun sight. If you choose to join, you can befriend me here: AllSurreal's Channel
Life is All Surreal.
MJB
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