Cookie-Free Setting for Ziggeo's Player
Don't want your videos tracked? Ziggeo has just launched a cookie free setting for embeddings. Once set, videos recorded and/or played using Ziggeo's HTML5 video recorder and/or…
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Automatic PDF Invoices
You asked for it you got it. Now, together with the statement emailed to you each month, a copy of your invoice in PDF format will be automatically attached.
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Video Player Adds Automatic Looping
Ziggeo has just add a new setting for its HTML5 video player: automatic looping. So now videos played on Ziggeo's video player can feature an infinite video loop. html This…
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Poised For Peak Performance
Ever watch videos that are sluggish and choppy? They may have been recorded by old computers or ones that had a million windows open at the time of recording. Ziggeo has decided…
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Ziggeo Adds New Form Template
Ziggeo has just added a new template to its open source submission forms. The new form is a one pager that asks for basic information and a video recorder all on one page. Here's…
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Just Like Magic
Sometimes we launch a feature that seems like magic. Here's one we just launched: Once a video has gone through a moderation process and is marked “approved” the embedded player…
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Good to Go (for Moderation)
We've just added a moderation filter that lets videos be marked “final”; that way, moderators can know which videos are ready for moderation. Here's how it works: through your…
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If At First We Don't Succeed…
If our webhooks don't succeed in notifying your receiving server of an event, not to worry. We've released an automatic retry of webhooks. That means our webhooks will try to…
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Room to Comment
Your private dashboard just got more personal. In addition to being able to rate submitted videos, you can now make comments in a brand new comment field. These comments are…
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Exhausted Videos (aka Automatic Playback of Videos)
Ever come to a page where videos are playing (without having to hit a play button)? They must be exhausted from constantly playing, right? Well, not exactly. As you can imagine…