Optimize the size of your film with RJD-OC OPTIMAL COMPRESSION and Rent your content on YouTube

[Jay Scoratow]

Introducing the beta of YouTube Rentals, a pay-to-view model on YouTube. Providing content owners a new way to generate revenue on the site, YouTube Rentals allows partners greater flexibility to monetize a variety of videos, provides full control over their content, and allows content owners to tap into the world's largest online video community.

The YouTube Rentals beta is currently available only to content owners in the U.S.

Interested in making your content available for rent on YouTube?

 

You need to compress and Optimize them first. RJD-OC is here.

 

We will also post your compressed film on our website www.zapdvd.com in three different browser formats, 1 for iphone viewing, 1 for PC or Laptop viewing, 1 for burning a DVD.

We can optimize any movie to 17.534% of the original in a loss-less MP4 format. Our process is specific to MP2 (DVD) to MP4 conversion.

This would allow companies streaming large movie files, Netflix, Blockbuster, Apple iMovies, YouTube, Facebook, etc., to save more than 50% of the bandwidth that they are currently using to stream movie and video content by reducing the size of the original files prior to streaming.

At 17.345% of the original with no loss of resolution, it's obvious that we have developed a process that has unlimited potential in a variety of business models.

When compressed prior to delivery, the optimized files require less bandwidth to stream and the delivery is faster and of higher picture quality to the receiver.

We've even been able to compress and view a movie streamed on the G3 network to a iPhone or Smartphone through YouTube Apps.

We compressed a movie file (Spiderman) that iTunes sells for the iPhone. Apple's movie file is 1.65 Gb., ours is 740 Mgs. with zero loss of resolution.

Here is a small sample of our compression capabilities and application on YouTube. Check the quality, perfectly optimized prior to YouTube Flash conversion.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qrW3KxZqTI

 

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