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General Vimeo Questions
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- What is Vimeo?
- How do I pronounce Vimeo?
- Will Vimeo always be free?
- How do I get involved in the Vimeo Community?
- I don't know how to make videos. Where do I even start?
- What are the recommended settings for uploading a video?
- How do I upload a Video?
- If something goes wrong, or doesn’t work, what should I do?
- Can I use Vimeo for my business or for commercial purposes?
- How do I get people to watch my videos?
- How do I get my videos featured?
- How do I log out?
- Is there any cool Vimeo merchandise?
- Is there a hi-res Vimeo logo available for download?
- How do I confirm my email?
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What is Vimeo?
Straight up, Vimeo is the home for the videos you create. Vimeo is a community of respectful people who enjoy sharing, collaborating on, and watching videos made by people just like you. Vimeo's mission is to provide creators with a safe and positive environment to share their videos and connect with others, as well as to develop simple and elegant tools and features to present your videos to the people you want.
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How do I pronounce Vimeo?
Vim (rhymes with him) ee (rhymes with bee) oh (rhymes with go). Vim-ee-oh is the correct pronunciation. It's like video with a "me" Or just try your best :)
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Will Vimeo always be free?
Yes, Vimeo will always offer a free service for our users. To help support Vimeo and take advantage of all the great tools and features Vimeo offers, we recommend upgrading to Vimeo Plus for $59.95 a year. Or, you can also give Plus as a gift for a friend or family member. Visit vimeo.com/plus to upgrade your account.
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How do I get involved in the Vimeo Community?
One of the best aspects of Vimeo is our friendly community. Participating in the community is completely optional, but we believe that if you interact with the other users, you'll find the experience to be very rewarding.
The best way to get started is to upload something you've created. Vimeo Members will see you're an interesting and creative individual just like them. You should also watch videos and give feedback. When you're perusing Vimeo and you encounter a video you like, leave a comment. Tell that person what you think, why you like the video, or even what you think might help make it better. You can also click the 'Like' button to show your appreciation. Not only does this give the owner of the clip a good feeling, but now they are more likely to check out your videos in return. Then, if they comment on and 'Like' your clips, your videos will be brought to the attention of their contacts too, which will increase the amount of views and activity your clips receive as well.
Make contacts! If you see someone's videos you like, add them as a contact and subscribe to their videos. That way you will always see what they upload as well as see the videos they 'Like' on Vimeo. The more you interact, the more members of the community you will meet.
Get involved in the Community Forums. Try looking in the Projects Forum to see if there are any cool projects you can participate in. If you're new, Vimeo Projects are a great way to start making videos, and have fun with people from all over the world.
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I don't know how to make videos. Where do I even start?
You don't need to be a Steven Speilberg to make videos. All you just need is a camera, and a little motivation. There are all kinds of videos on Vimeo made by all kinds of different people. Some people make videos with their little digital point and shoot camera that has video, others are professionals who make a living from making videos, then there are the people in between who make edited videos with slightly nicer video cameras. Whatever kind of video creator you may be, there are always great videos on Vimeo to get inspired by and we love any kind of video you create.
If you're a beginner, start by making a video of what's in your refrigerator and upload that. If you're feeling slightly more jazzed, try editing a video using an editing program. Most computers come with some sort of basic editing software, and the more you practice editing video with it, the more rewarding it will be. To practice editing a video, try making a 5 Vignettes - 5, 5 second video clips put together to make a short video. As you become more familiar with editing, try to make similar videos that you find on Vimeo. You can also join different Groups and ask other users questions about how they make their videos.
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What are the recommended settings for uploading a video?
Okay, we're going to be honest with you: there's no way we can make exporting/compression guides for every kind of video software on the market. It's just overwhelming! However, we do want to give you some guidelines for compressing your videos for Vimeo, so look over these tips, find the corresponding settings in your software, and you should be able to make it work for you. Note: Sometimes these settings are in "Advanced" or "Options" when exporting.
Codec
A codec is the format in which your video will be encoded. Different codecs have different features and varying quality. For best results, we recommend using H.264 (sometimes referred to as MP4) for the video codec and AAC (short for Advanced Audio Codec) for the audio codec. If you're on a Windows machine, WMV3 is a good choice for video codec.
Frame rate & Keyframes
If there is an option that says "current," it is best to just go with that. Otherwise, this is usually 30 fps (frames per second) for USA, Canada, and Japan, while in Europe and rest of the world it's usually 25 fps. If there is an option for keyframes, use the same value you used for framerate.
We do not change the frame rate of your video if it is under 30fps. However, anything faster than that will be capped at 30fps.
Data rate
This setting controls both the visual quality of the video and how big the file will be. In most video editors, this is done in terms of kilobits per second (kbits/sec or kbps). Use 2000 kbits/sec for standard definition 4:3 video, 3000 kbits/sec for widescreen DV, or 5000 kbits/sec for high definition footage.
Deinterlace
If you have this option, enable it. If you shoot in DV format, this is an especially important. If you do not deinterlace, you will often get weird-looking horizontal lines in your video.
Resolution
640x480 for standard definition 4:3 video, 853x480 for widescreen DV, or 1280x720 for high definition. It is also best to export 1920x1080 or 1440x1080 video as 1280x720 too, since we will automatically scale it down. If you have the option to control the pixel aspect ratio (not display aspect ratio) make sure it's set to "1:1" or "1.00", also sometimes called "square pixels."
Audio Settings
Choose AAC for the audio codec. You'll want to set the bit rate to 320 kbps and the sample rate to 44.100 kHz.
Those are the basic principles that will apply to almost all of the video programs out there. Eugenia, an active member in the Vimeo community, has made some tutorials for specific programs that you can view:
• Tutorial: Vimeo exporting guides from many editors.
• Tutorial: From miniDV to Vimeo high quality.
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How do I upload a Video?
Go to the upload page. Or, you can click the 'Upload Video' button on the home page or find a link in the top navigation bar under the heading 'Upload'. That will bring you to the upload page where you can upload your video. Make sure you have thoroughly read the rules for what kind of videos you can upload (only ones you make yourself!) and hit the 'choose a file to upload' button, select the file you want to upload from your computer, and hit 'Select'. Your video will magically start uploading to our services and you will see a progress bar telling you how long it will take.
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Note: slower connections and large files will take longer so please be patient.
After you video is finished uploading, it will go through a conversion process. You can monitor that process with a progress bar as well. While the video is converting you may leave that page and Vimeo will send you an email when its finished. Now that's not too hard, is it? -
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If something goes wrong, or doesn’t work, what should I do?
Try again! Sometimes the best way to fix a problem is to try it again. If your problem doesn’t work after multiple attempts, try holding down the shift button on your keyboard and pushing the reload button on your browser. This method resets the cache in your browser which will often clear up any problems. If this method still doesn’t work, quit your browser and reopen it and try again. If the problem still persists, look in the Help Center for answers.
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Can I use Vimeo for my business or for commercial purposes?
Vimeo is for noncommercial use only. If your intent is to use Vimeo as a hosting service for your business, or promoting a product or service, then you are not allowed to use Vimeo. For more information, please read the Community Guidelines.
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How do I get people to watch my videos?
Vimeo is not a sea of eyeballs that you must trick into increasing your view count. It is a vibrant community of intelligent and creative people. We strongly encourage you to find people who share your interests and connect with them here.
How do I do that? Interact with people!
The more you interact with the community by liking and commenting on their videos, the more they will be interested in watching your videos and getting to know you in return. To start, we recommend joining some Groups that may interest you or subscribing to some Channels. You should also think about participating in some of the many great Vimeo projects in our Projects Forum. -
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How do I get my videos featured?
The staff features videos that they think exemplify the best of the best of what Vimeo is all about. If you would like to have your video considered as a Staff Pick or added to the HD Channel, use the shoutbox in each channel to post a link to your video and we'll try to check it out. Please refrain from sending messages to Staff members to watch your videos, that doesn't work that well ;)
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How do I log out?
You can log out either by selecting "log out" under Me from the top navigation menu, or going directly to vimeo.com/log_out
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Is there any cool Vimeo merchandise?
Yes! We have Vimeo t-shirts available through our friends, Busted Tees. Visit bustedtees.com/vimeo to collect 'em all!
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Is there a hi-res Vimeo logo available for download?
You can find hi-res Vimeo logos for downloading on this page: Press
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How do I confirm my email?
If you still have not received your confirmation email, please make sure you are checking the email you used to sign up for Vimeo. Be sure to check your spam filter. It may take a little while for the email to get to your inbox, so please be patient.
Have you tried these yet?
Look in your spam box.
Go to your spam filter and be sure to allow emails from Vimeo.com.
Make sure you are checking the email you used to sign up for Vimeo.
Did you spell your email address incorrectly when signing up?
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What do I get with a Basic account?
Basic accounts receive:
• 500MB per week of upload space
• 1 HD video per week
• Upload up to 10 videos per day
• 1 Channel, 1 Group, and 3 Albums
• Ability to download converted files
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Can I have more than one account?
No, users may only have one account per person. Multiple accounts will be removed.
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Will my videos ever be deleted?
As long as you log onto Vimeo every once in awhile, you videos will never be deleted. If your account is inactive for a long time, and you don't log in, then we reserve the right to remove your account and any videos that may accompany it. But, we will ALWAYS contact you well in advance of removing an inactive account. To keep an account active, just log on to Vimeo periodically.
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Upgrading to Vimeo Plus
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- What is Vimeo Plus? And why is it so great?
- How do I upgrade my basic account to Vimeo Plus?
- What happens when my Vimeo Plus membership expires?
- Can I see my purchase history?
- What if I want a refund for my Plus membership?
- If I buy Plus does that mean I can upload anything I want?
- How do I get an invoice for my Plus purchase?
- What Plus subscription options are there?
- Can I change from a monthly to yearly Plus subscription?
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What is Vimeo Plus? And why is it so great?
We like to say "It's Vimeo, plus more awesomeness."
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Vimeo Plus is an affordable way for you to take your Vimeo experience to the next level. It's everything you love about Vimeo, enhanced to give you more control and more freedom for your videos.
First and foremost, it's 10 times more space for your videos – that means 5GB per week with Vimeo Plus. The videos you upload will have priority conversion and your SD videos will be converted at higher quality. And you thought they looked good before!
Vimeo Plus makes HD embedding a reality as well. You get unlimited HD embed plays for free with your Plus account, and adding more through our Store is super easy. Now your website will look slicker than ever, with streaming HD video in Vimeo's well-designed player.
Speaking of the embed player, customization is the name of the game with Vimeo Plus. You have a totally liberating amount of options for embedding your videos and customizing exactly how they appear on other sites. Control every aspect of the player, from what's shown at the beginning and end, to the player buttons, even down to which sites are allowed to embed your video.
All of this in a completely Ad-Free environment. That's right, when you buy Plus, you will never see banner ads again, leaving you with the cleanest experience in online video sharing you can find anywhere. However, people who watch your videos that are not Plus members will continue to see ads.
We've worked hard to provide you with an impressive set of features at an affordable price. We know you'll love it.
Recap:
• 5GB upload space per week
• Unlimited number of HD videos
• HD embedding
• Higher quality video conversion
• Priority uploading
• Total Player customization
• Advanced privacy options
• Unlimited Groups, Channels & Albums
• No banner ads
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How do I upgrade my basic account to Vimeo Plus?
To become a Vimeo Plus member, visit Vimeo.com/plus and upgrade your account from our Vimeo Store! We accept Visa, American Express, Mastercard, and PayPal.
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What happens when my Vimeo Plus membership expires?
If you do not renew your membership, your account will revert to the feature set available to non-Plus Vimeo members. You will not lose any videos or channels/groups/albums that you created during your Plus membership, no need to worry. However, any videos you have set special embed options for will revert to the normal embed options for basic accounts. If you chose to store your original source files, they will no longer be available for download 30 days after your Plus account expires.
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Can I see my purchase history?
You can review your purchase history at any time from your account settings located in the Navigation bar at the top of any page. Click on 'Me' and then choose the 'settings' link. You will be taken to the settings page and you will see options on the left. Click on the 'Account history' link and you can review the history of everything you have purchased from Vimeo, including the date and time you originally signed up for Vimeo Plus.
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What if I want a refund for my Plus membership?
If you are unhappy with your Plus purchase, you may send an email request to subscriptions[at]vimeo[dot]com.
• Yearly members are eligible within 30 days from purchase.
• Monthly members are eligible within 5 days from purchase.
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If I buy Plus does that mean I can upload anything I want?
No. All Vimeo Plus members must still abide by our uploading guidelines. You are held to the same standard as basic account users.
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How do I get an invoice for my Plus purchase?
To receive a detailed invoice for your Plus purchase, simply go to your account settings by clicking on 'Me' in the top navigation bar and then choose the 'settings' link. You will be taken to the settings page and you will see options on the left. Select the Account History link and click the button that says, "send invoice."
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What Plus subscription options are there?
We have yearly and monthly subscription options for people interested in upgrading their Vimeo accounts.
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Can I change from a monthly to yearly Plus subscription?
If you have a monthly subscription to Plus and want to switch to a yearly subscription, simply go to the Vimeo Store and select the yearly Plus option. Your yearly subscription will begin once your monthly subscription runs out.
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Vimeo Plus
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- How is Vimeo Plus different than a basic account?
- How can I pay for Vimeo Plus?
- What happens to my old account when I upgrade?
- How do I customize the embed player with all the fancy new options?
- What happens if I change the custom embed options of a video? Does that affect videos that are currently embedded?
- Can I embed my HD video outside of Vimeo?
- I purchased Vimeo Plus, are all my HD videos now embeddable in HD?
- What happens to all my HD videos that are already embedded on other websites?
- Can I keep my videos from appearing on Vimeo?
- I only want people to see my videos on my site, is this possible?
- If I replace my current videos, will the video be converted to the higher-quality conversion available to Plus members?
- Will you go back and convert all my older videos to the higher quality conversion?
- Where can I see a receipt or purchase history for Plus?
- How do I change my auto-renew for Plus
- How can I change my credit card or billing information?
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How is Vimeo Plus different than a basic account?
Features Basic account Vimeo Plus Storage space 500MB a week 5GB a week (5GB per file) With 5GB of storage space a week (5GB per file), you can upload almost any video you make, including that HD short film you've been working so hard on. That's so much space you won't know what to do with it all! Video quality Standard High With Plus, all your videos are converted using 2-pass encoding. That means your videos looks cleaner while taking up the same amount of bandwidth. Banner ads Yes No way! Hate ads? We understand. Vimeo plus members will never see another banner ad anywhere on the main site. Period. Priority uploading No Yes Now you will never have to wait for your video to convert. That means no lines, no waiting, just instant conversion like you want. Even if your video is waiting in line to convert, upgrading to Plus will push your video to the front of the line, automagically. High Definition 1 new HD video a week Unlimited HD uploading Upload as many HD videos as you want within your weekly limit. With 5GB of upload space per week, thats a boat load of HD video. HD embedding No Yes Every new Vimeo Plus user gets unlimited HD embedded plays. Player customization Basic Full control Now you can customize almost every single aspect of the player. Don't want the playbar? Take it out. Want to choose what happens at the end of the video? Of course you do. There are so many options, it might just blow your mind. Groups/Channels/Albums 1/1/3 Unlimited Create as many groups, channels, and albums as you want. That means you can create your own channels, start groups with like-minded people, and organize all your videos into different albums. Domain level privacy No Yes Choose exactly where your videos can be embedded on the web. There are no limits to the number of websites you can choose and you'll always have complete control of your video outside of Vimeo. You even have the option to completely hide your video on Vimeo.com so it will only show up on the sites you want it to, and nowhere else. Price Free $59.95 a year That's $5 a month, $1.15 a week, 16 cents a day… well, you get the point. Source File Downloads 1 week Always* Uploads are converted to Vimeo format. Basic account users have their original files removed after 1 week, leaving only the Vimeo version. Plus users can opt in to having their original uploaded file stored. Preserve your source files with Plus! -
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How can I pay for Vimeo Plus?
We gladly accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and PayPal.
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What happens to my old account when I upgrade?
Everything will stay exactly the same except you will have the added benefits and features of Vimeo Plus. You will receive 5GB of uploading space per week which will reset each week on the day you become a Plus member. You will also see a fancy new badge next to your portrait!
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How do I customize the embed player with all the fancy new options?
Go to the video settings of any of your video pages, select the 'Embedding' tab and customize the player as you like. There is a helpful sidebar that explains the different customization options:
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Vimeo Plus gives you complete control over every aspect of the embedded video player. When you make changes, you can save your settings as presets so you can use those setting again for other videos. Remember, the settings you choose will dictate how this video will appear when other users embed it.
Intro:
Change the settings to allow or disallow other users the ability to remove the portrait, title, or byline when this video first loads.
Outro:
Set a variety of different outro settings that will display when the video ends. Choose 'videos' to display the latest three videos from your videos, channels, groups, our albums. Choose 'These three videos' to pick specific videos, choose 'text' to write your own outro text (basic html allowed), choose 'a link' to display a link to another site, or simply choose 'nothing' if you would like a black screen to display.
Everything else:
Use the settings to completely customize the embedded video player. Leaving everything checked will enable the standard player available to everyone, but as a Vimeo Plus member you can customize all the different parts to your liking. Remember, you can always preview your changes to make sure the player looks exactly the way you want. -
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What happens if I change the custom embed options of a video? Does that affect videos that are currently embedded?
Yes, anytime you change the custom embed options for a particular video, that will retroactively change the embed settings where ever that specific video is currently embedded. This is a great way to point people to your latest videos or your website.
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Can I embed my HD video outside of Vimeo?
Yes! As a Plus member, you can embed your own videos in HD. If you would like, you can also disable the ability to have your videos embedded in HD. This option is located on the Embed tab within your video settings page.
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I purchased Vimeo Plus, are all my HD videos now embeddable in HD?
Yes. Go forth and conquer.
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What happens to all my HD videos that are already embedded on other websites?
Those videos will now be playable in HD. You may manage your HD embed plays at anytime in your video settings.
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Can I keep my videos from appearing on Vimeo?
Yes, as a Plus member, you can hide your videos from Vimeo.com by going to the video page and clicking the Settings button located under the search box. From there, click the Privacy tab and select, "hide this video from Vimeo.com" and save your changes.
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I only want people to see my videos on my site, is this possible?
Yes. If you want to be the only person with the ability to embed your videos, you can use domain-level privacy. To set it up, go to any video settings page and click the 'Privacy' tab, then choose the 'Only on approved sites' option under 'Who can embed this video?' Add the domain names for sites on which you want to allow your video to be embedded.
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If I replace my current videos, will the video be converted to the higher-quality conversion available to Plus members?
Yes, if you replace one of your current videos with a newer version, it will be converted to the higher quality conversion available to Plus members. Please remember that using the 'replace' function will still use your weekly quota unless you replace the video within the same quota week you uploaded it.
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Will you go back and convert all my older videos to the higher quality conversion?
We're sorry, but we do not have the resources to re-process the back catalog of every Plus user's videos. Doing so would create an unacceptably long conversion queue for all users of Vimeo. However, you may always reconvert videos to the higher quality conversion (if applicable) under 'video file' in any of your video's settings.
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Where can I see a receipt or purchase history for Plus?
You can view a copy of your receipt in your profile Account Settings. Go to your profile page and click "Settings." From there select the "Account History" tab.
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How do I change my auto-renew for Plus
If you would like to opt out of the Plus account auto renew, you may do so by following the instructions here: vimeo.com/store/optout
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How can I change my credit card or billing information?
If you opted into auto-renew, we store your information so that you may change it later. You can change your billing or credit card information at vimeo.com/settings/account
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- What is Vimeo PRO? Why is it awesome?
- What features are available with PRO?
- What is the difference between Vimeo PRO and Vimeo Plus?
- What is the Vimeo PRO Community Pass?
- What are the uploading guidelines for Vimeo PRO?
- What are the upload limits with Vimeo PRO?
- What are the play limits for Vimeo PRO?
- Will my unused Vimeo PRO Plays roll over?
- What are the bandwidth restrictions with Vimeo PRO?
- What is considered a Vimeo PRO Play?
- What is a Portfolio? How do I create one?
- How do I customize my Vimeo PRO Portfolio?
- How do I setup my custom domain with my Vimeo PRO Portfolio?
- What is a Video Review Page?
- How do I use a third-party player with Vimeo PRO?
- What happens if I decide not to renew my Vimeo PRO service?
- Will my Vimeo PRO videos work on mobile devices, tablets, and TVs?
- Can I use my own logo in the Vimeo PRO player?
- Can I store and access my original source file with Vimeo PRO?
- My Vimeo PRO account is about to expire. What should I do?
- What if I require a refund for Vimeo PRO?
- What happens when I convert my Plus account to PRO?
- Am I allowed to charge for access to my Vimeo PRO videos?
- Why do add-on packages cost as much as PRO?
- Can I see my purchase history?
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What is Vimeo PRO? Why is it awesome?
Vimeo PRO is the perfect solution for businesses and companies who want a simple, high-quality platform to host their commercial content. It’s also the cheapest, high-quality business hosting solution on the interweb. Seriously… we checked.
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What features are available with PRO?
Included in Vimeo PRO:
-Commercial hosting option (new!)
-High Definition video (up to 1080p!)
-Advanced Analytics
-Unlimited customizable video Portfolio sites
-Unlimited HD embedding
-Fast, Priority uploading
-Super-customizable and brandable video player (new!)
-HTML5 support with the Vimeo Universal Player
-Full mobile, tablet and connected TV compatibility
-Unlisted video review pages (new!)
-Third Party video player support (new!)
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What is the difference between Vimeo PRO and Vimeo Plus?
Is PRO better than Plus?
PRO is different from Plus, but not necessarily better. PRO is specifically made for companies, businesses and some professionals who are interested in using Vimeo for business and commercial use. PRO is not an upgrade path from Plus. While PRO offers several features that are not available with Plus, it limits bandwidth and Community involvement. It’s up to you to compare and decide which service is best for you. If you are a business, or want to upload commercial content, then Vimeo PRO is what you need.
Vimeo Plus is intended for individuals who want more features than a Basic (free) account, however Vimeo Plus users may not upload videos that are commercial and that are intended to sell or promote a product or service. -
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What is the Vimeo PRO Community Pass?
What happens when I turn on the Community Pass?
As a Vimeo PRO member, your account and your videos are automatically hidden from Vimeo.com because PRO allows for commercial use. If you are interested in enabling the Community Pass, you will have the option to show your videos on Vimeo.com. Your actions (videos, comments, messages) must strictly abide by the Guidelines of Vimeo.com. Any Plays on your videos that appear on Vimeo.com will not be counted against your 250,000 PRO Plays. Only embedded Plays count against your PRO Play quota.
A few rules to follow when a PRO account enables the Community Pass:
- You may not use the Community Pass to promote your company, products, or services. Your videos must be non-commercial and created by you — just because you have permission to upload a video, doesn’t mean you created it.
- You may not use the private messaging or video/Group/Channel commenting systems to sell or promote your products or services to the Vimeo.com Community.
- You may not add commercial content to Vimeo.com.
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What are the uploading guidelines for Vimeo PRO?
What are the uploading guidelines for Vimeo PRO?
Please read our PRO Guidelines.
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What are the upload limits with Vimeo PRO?
Vimeo PRO gives you 50 GB of upload space per year up to 5GB per upload. Members can buy 50GB add-on storage packages in the Vimeo Store.
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What are the play limits for Vimeo PRO?
Vimeo PRO gives you unlimited on-site plays and up to 250,000 embed Plays. Add-on packages of 100,000 plays are available for purchase in our Vimeo Store.
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Will my unused Vimeo PRO Plays roll over?
When your Vimeo PRO renews, your account resets with a fresh 250,000 Plays. Unused Plays from add-on packages will roll over for two years.
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What are the bandwidth restrictions with Vimeo PRO?
As of now, we only enforce a limit on Plays. You can buy add-on Play packages in the Vimeo Store if you run low.
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What is considered a Vimeo PRO Play?
A play is counted when someone pushes the Play button on one of your videos. Both SD and HD plays are counted equally. However, plays on Vimeo.com do not count against your limit.
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What is a Portfolio? How do I create one?
Portfolios are fully customizable websites that allow you to showcase any number of your videos to prospective clients, collaborators, or the world! You can create as many Portfolios as you like, and customize them to your specific tastes – without any Vimeo branding.
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How do I customize my Vimeo PRO Portfolio?
Once you’ve created a Portfolio, you can choose from our available default Themes that give your Portfolio a unique look and feel. You can choose which details will be displayed along with your videos, and also customize the color scheme, upload a background image and a header logo. For the CSS masters out there, we allow you to change any CSS on your portfolio pages.
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How do I setup my custom domain with my Vimeo PRO Portfolio?
As a Vimeo PRO member, you can use a custom domain name for your Portfolios (example: example.com). You can easily use a domain you already own, or purchase a domain name elsewhere, then follow these instructions. If you already own the domain name you want to use, you can skip step number 1.
Note: Unfortunately the Vimeo staff will not be able to offer support for all the issues or problems that may occur when setting up a domain. We strongly suggest asking a friend who has done this before for help, or see if one of your fellow Vimeo members can give any advice here in our PRO Domain Forum.
1. Purchase the domain name from a registrar such as GoDaddy, Me-Net, or Register.com. This can be done for about $10 per year.
2. If you want your Portfolio to live on your top-level domain such as “example.com” then you will want to follow the registrar’s instructions to set the domain’s A-Record to 74.113.233.155
Learn more about A-Records here.
3. If you want your portfolio to live on a subdomain such as “videos.example.com” then you will need to add a CNAME Record pointing to vimeopro.com
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What is a Video Review Page?
Video Review Pages are semi-private, unlisted video pages intended for sharing with clients, collaborators, internal use, or anyone else you want to share your video with. These pages are unbranded and accept anonymous comments, so even people who don’t have Vimeo accounts can leave feedback.
Video Review Pages are automatically created whenever you upload a video, and can be accessed via a link on top of normal video pages and in the ‘About This Video’ box underneath your video. You can also password-protect Video Review Pages in your videos ‘Settings’, represented by the gear icon on the top right of any video page. -
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How do I use a third-party player with Vimeo PRO?
To access your third-party link, go to your video settings page and select the Video File tab. The available video files are listed under “Use your own player.”
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What happens if I decide not to renew my Vimeo PRO service?
- Your account will be removed.
- Your videos, including source files, will be removed.
- All your Portfolios will be removed.
- Any videos that were embedded offsite will no longer exist.
- Any custom domains you are using will no longer direct to your Portfolios.
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Will my Vimeo PRO videos work on mobile devices, tablets, and TVs?
Yes! To lean more, check out the Vimeo Everywhere page.
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Can I use my own logo in the Vimeo PRO player?
Yes, you can upload a custom logo to use in your PRO player. Your logo will only show up on videos embedded outside of Portfolios and Video Review Pages. We recommend using transparent 100×100 png files, but you can upload whatever you want.
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Can I store and access my original source file with Vimeo PRO?
File storage is expensive!
You can really help us out by not to storing your original source files on Vimeo. Remember, we convert all your uploaded files to industry standard, compatible formats that are often just as good as your source files, and those will always be available to download. If you do wish to store your source files, go to your account settings page under the Me drop-down menu, then to the Preferences tab. Check the box that says “Keep my source video files.” -
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My Vimeo PRO account is about to expire. What should I do?
When your PRO account is close to its expiration date, you will receive a friendly email reminder.
Vimeo PRO accounts are set to automatically renew, so unless you have disabled auto-renewal in your Account Settings menu, you won’t need to do anything at all to enjoy another year of exclusive, customizable Portfolios, in-depth analytics, in-player logos, private/client video pages, custom domains to showcase your work, and more! -
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What if I require a refund for Vimeo PRO?
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What happens when I convert my Plus account to PRO?
If you choose to convert your Plus account to PRO, the following changes will occur:
- Your bandwidth will be limited to 250,000 plays per year. Add-on packages are available if you need more Plays in the Vimeo Store.
- Your storage limit will be set at 50 GB per year. Add-on packages are available if you need more storage space in the Vimeo Store.
- Every new video you upload will automatically be set to private. You can manually toggle the privacy to public in your video settings.
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Am I allowed to charge for access to my Vimeo PRO videos?
Yes, with Vimeo PRO you are allowed to charge access to your videos that are embedded on your personal website. Setting up the system to charge them is up to you. Unfortunately we can not provide support of ways to charge for access to videos.
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Why do add-on packages cost as much as PRO?
You may have noticed that our add-on packages are priced equally to our baseline Vimeo PRO offering. When you buy PRO, you are initially allotted 50GB's of upload space per year and 250K of offsite or embed plays. Extra storage capacity or plays are priced similarly to our base offering because, to be very transparent, our base package is pretty much the lowest possible price we can offer without substantial revenue loss. Additional packages allow us to make back incremental revenue that is lost when PRO members use up all their space and storage. The vast majority of PRO members will not reach their limits, which means it is easier for us to charge a lower price for everyone. When a PRO member does reach their account limits, the add-on packages help us keep Vimeo humming along as one of the most affordable video sharing platforms out there. In summary, we try very hard to give everyone the best deal possible, even if that means we don't make a lot off of our heavy-use PRO members.
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Can I see my purchase history?
You can review your purchase history at any time from your account settings located in the Navigation bar at the top of any page. Click on 'Me' and then choose the 'settings' link. You will be taken to the settings page and you will see options on the left. Click on the 'Account history' link and you can review the history of everything you have purchased from Vimeo, including the date and time you originally signed up for Vimeo PRO.
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- How do I share a video with my friends and family?
- Can I upload more than one video at a time?
- How many videos can I upload?
- Are there limits on file sizes or file types for uploads?
- What is compression? Should I compress my videos before uploading them?
- How do I compress my video?
- Can I ever access/download the original video file I uploaded?
- How do I download the source file? All I get is a new window with the video playing.
- Are there limits on downloading original video files?
- I want to use a video I saw on Vimeo. Do I need permission?
- Someone is using a video I uploaded to Vimeo without my permission. What do I do?
- Can I replace a video and keep the comments, plays, likes, tags etc?
- How do I add flickr photos to my video page?
- Why can't I play a video on Vimeo?
- How do I delete a video?
- How do I edit my video's settings?
- How do I change the description of my video?
- How do I change the title of my video?
- I uploaded an HD video on Vimeo and it didn't show up in HD, what gives?
- How do I see the stats on my video?
- What is the difference between "loads" and "plays"
- How do I change the preview image (thumbnail) on my video?
- Can I edit my videos once they are uploaded?
- Why can't I see some people's videos?
- How do I add my people to the credits of my video?
- Why are videos stuttering?
- What is the maximum video file size and length?
- What does “Scaling On” mean?
- Can I create chapters for different parts of my video?
- How do I make mobile versions of my videos?
- Can I loop a video?
- Does Vimeo support closed captioning?
- What is Creative Commons?
- How do I add Creative Commons licensing for my videos?
- Do I have to put Creative Commons licenses on my videos?
- What do the different Creative Commons licenses mean?
- Can I search by Creative Commons licenses?
- How do I put licenses on all my awesome videos at once?
- Can I customize my video link?
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How do I share a video with my friends and family?
You can share a video with anyone, even people who are not members of Vimeo. Move your mouse over the video window. This will bring up the video controls. Click the 'Share' button. Now you can enter email addresses for non-members or Vimeo members' user names. Add a personal message if you'd like, then click the 'share' button. They will receive an email with a link to your video. That's it!
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Can I upload more than one video at a time?
No, you may only upload one video at a time.
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How many videos can I upload?
Basic account users can upload 500 MB a week (with a max of 10 files per day). Plus users can upload 5 GB per week, and there is no per-day upload limit.
This quota resets weekly, and your personal reset day can be seen on the right side of the Upload Page, along with how much space you have remaining this week. Videos that you upload remain on the site, so you can upload 500 MB of videos this week, and another 500 MB next week, and they'll all be there for the watchin'. -
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Are there limits on file sizes or file types for uploads?
There is a 5 GB per file limit for Plus users, which does not affect Basic account users.
We accept the following file types: asf, asx, avi, divx, dv, dvx, m4v, mov, mp4, mpeg, mpg, qt, wmv, 3g2, 3gp, 3ivx and 3vx
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What is compression? Should I compress my videos before uploading them?
Compressing a video reduces the file size. While it can take time to compress a video, it will be a faster upload, and also a faster download for anyone you choose to share the original file with. We strongly recommend you compress the videos you upload to Vimeo. You'll be able to upload more videos that way!
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How do I compress my video?
Please take a look at our handy recommended compression settings for the best advice on how to compress your video.
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Can I ever access/download the original video file I uploaded?
File storage is expensive!
You can really help us out by not to storing your original source files on Vimeo. Remember, we convert all your uploaded files to industry standard, compatible formats that are often just as good as your source files, and those will always be available to download.
If you are Plus and do choose to store your source files, they will be available for as long as you remain Plus, and for 30 days after your Plus expires.
Basic accounts' original source files are stored for one week from the upload date, after which they are removed. After one week you will still be able to download the converted file (in MP4 format).
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How do I download the source file? All I get is a new window with the video playing.
Is your browser loading and playing the video instead of downloading it? Try right-clicking the download link and choosing the "Save as" option.
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Are there limits on downloading original video files?
We feel that it's important to allow users to download the original, uploaded video file, if the owner of the video chooses to allow it. We provide this feature so that you can see the video
exactly as the videomaker intended it to be seen. However, we also have to guard against over-use of this feature. By being cautious with our bandwidth costs, we will be able to provide the Vimeo for years to come; hopefully until your great-grandkids log on to watch your videos.
Vimeo members with Basic accounts are limited to downloading 5 original video files in a 24-hour period. Each original video file on Vimeo can be downloaded a maximum of 100 times per day. Please note that users with Basic accounts have the ability to make available their original source file for up to one week from the upload date. After that time only the converted, MP4, version of the video will be down-loadable. Plus users always have the ability to make available and download their original source files.
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I want to use a video I saw on Vimeo. Do I need permission?
Yes, it's always a good idea to contact the video maker if you want to use a video. Our members retain copyright of their works, and it's up to them what type of use they choose to allow.
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Someone is using a video I uploaded to Vimeo without my permission. What do I do?
Formal DMCA takedown requests should be sent to rights[at]vimeo[dot]com.
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Can I replace a video and keep the comments, plays, likes, tags etc?
Sure can! On the top right hand side of a video page you will see the 'Settings' button represented by a gear icon. Click the 'Settings' button and from there, choose the 'Video File' option. This brings up the Replace feature, which allows you to upload a new video file, while retaining the comments, plays, likes, tags, etc, just like you wanted.
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How do I add flickr photos to my video page?
First step, go to the video page and click the 'Settings' button represented by the gear icon on the top right. Once you're on the Settings page, click the 'Photo' tab on the left side. You're almost done! Go the Flickr page for the photo you want to add and copy the URL. Now paste it into the box on the 'Photo' tab and then click 'Add'.
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Why can't I play a video on Vimeo?
Make sure you have installed the newest version of Adobe Flash Player. You also need to have javascript enabled on your browser to load the player. If the video still won't play, check the Help forum to see if we are experiencing technical difficulties.
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How do I delete a video?
Go to the video's individual page. At the top right side of the page you will see the 'Delete' button. Click this, and then confirm your decision. Better be sure! Once it's gone, it's gone.
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How do I edit my video's settings?
Go to the video's individual page where you read the comments and watch the video. At the top right, there is a 'Settings' button represented by a gear icon. If you click that, you'll be able to change the information for that video.
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How do I change the description of my video?
Go to the video's individual page, where you read the comments and watch the video. At the top right, there is a 'Settings' button. If you click that button, you'll be able to edit all sorts of info, including the description.
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How do I change the title of my video?
Go to the video's individual page, where you read the comments and watch the video. At the top right, there is a 'Settings' button. If you click that button, you'll be able to edit all sorts of info, including the title.
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I uploaded an HD video on Vimeo and it didn't show up in HD, what gives?
First thing's first, make sure you actually uploaded an HD video. Please be advised that in order to receive the HD treatment, your HD video needs to be greater than 4:3 aspect ratio and at least 1280 pixels wide.
Vimeo allows Basic members to upload one HD video per week, so if you upload two HD videos within the same week, only the first will show in HD, the other will appear in SD.
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How do I see the stats on my video?
Go to the video's individual page where you read the comments and watch the video. Down the right side of that page, you will find the stats section.
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What is the difference between "loads" and "plays"
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How do I change the preview image (thumbnail) on my video?
Some people call these poster frames or preview images. We call them thumbnails.
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Can I edit my videos once they are uploaded?
Unfortunately, Vimeo does not have a video editing function. Please edit your videos before uploading them to Vimeo.
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Why can't I see some people's videos?
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How do I add my people to the credits of my video?
Go to the video's individual page where you read the comments and watch the video. Down the left side of the page, you will see the credits box, which offers you the option to 'Add Credits'.
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Why are videos stuttering?
We know stuttering is annoying, and there are many possible reasons why you may be experiencing poor video playback. Vimeo requires a better than average internet connection and computer processor, so if you have a slow connection or older computer, you may experience issues. If not, here are a few things you can try:
1) Make sure you have the latest version of Flash running on your computer. You can check what version you have here: vimeo.com/help/flash
2) Please turn off any other programs, virus protection, ad block, or energy saving settings as they may interfere with video playback.
3) Try closing other browser taps if you have many opened.
4) Try another browser and see if that helps.
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What is the maximum video file size and length?
Your video can be as long as you like. The only limit is your file size. If you have a basic account, you are limited to 500 MB per week. However if you upgrade to Plus, you get 5 gigs of upload space per week, with a limit of 5GB per file. To find out more about Vimeo Plus go to vimeo.com/plus
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What does “Scaling On” mean?
This means the video is being stretched to fit your screen in full screen mode. If you click the 'Scaling off' button in the player, you will see the actual size of the video, without any enlargement.
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Can I create chapters for different parts of my video?
Kind of. We have a timestamp feature that allows you to link to different times in a video from the description. To timestamp a video, put the specific time of the video you would like to link to. For example, writing 2:32 in the description, will send a viewer to the 2 minute, 32 second mark after the video loads. You may add as many timestamps as you so please.
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How do I make mobile versions of my videos?
Plus users can make mobile versions of their videos two ways.
1. Plus users who own an iPhone, iPod Touch, Android, or Palm Pre can now go to our mobile site (vimeo.com/m<vimeo.com/m>) and make mobile versions of their videos. After logging in, click "My Videos" then the "Generate Mobile Videos" button!
2. Plus users can make mobile versions of their videos by going to their Global Settings page and checking the "Yes, make my videos mobile-ready" box. You can also do so from any video's settings page and clicking on the Video File tab, then checking the same box and saving the changes.
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Can I loop a video?
Sure can! To loop a video, right click on the player and click 'loop is off', thereby turning 'loop on'. Looping a video will make the video repeat without having to push play over and over and over and over and over.
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Does Vimeo support closed captioning?
Vimeo does not currently support the use of separate closed captioning text files. If you want any kind of text to appear in your video, including closed captioning, it needs to be added to the actual video, like any other graphics.
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What is Creative Commons?
The idea underlying Creative Commons is that some people may not want to exercise all of the intellectual property rights the law affords them. We believe there is an unmet demand for an easy yet reliable way to tell the world “Some rights reserved” or even “No rights reserved.” Many people have long since concluded that all-out copyright doesn't help them gain the exposure and widespread distribution they want. Many entrepreneurs and artists have come to prefer relying on innovative business models rather than full-fledged copyright to secure a return on their creative investment. Still others get fulfillment from contributing to and participating in an intellectual commons. For whatever reasons, it is clear that many citizens of the Internet want to share their work -- and the power to reuse, modify, and distribute their work -- with others on generous terms. Creative Commons intends to help people express this preference for sharing by offering the world a set of licenses on our Website, at no charge.
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How do I add Creative Commons licensing for my videos?
If you want to apply a Creative Commons license to your videos, simply go to your video page and click the settings gear located under the search box. Open the tab labeled "License" and select the type of Creative Commons license you want to apply to your video.
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Do I have to put Creative Commons licenses on my videos?
No, you don't have to add Creative Commons licensing to your videos, but it is a great way to share and collaborate with others. Some Vimeans want to share their work -- and the power to reuse, modify, and distribute their work -- with others on generous terms. Creative Commons intends to help people express this preference for sharing by offering the world a set of licenses.
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What do the different Creative Commons licenses mean?
Attribution -- You let others copy, distribute, display, and perform your copyrighted work — and derivative works based upon it — but only if they give credit the way you request.
Share Alike -- You allow others to distribute derivative works only under a license identical to the license that governs your work
Non-Commercial -- You let others copy, distribute, display, and perform your work — and derivative works based upon it — but for non-commercial purposes only
No Derivative Works -- You let others copy, distribute, display, and perform only verbatim copies of your work, not derivative works based upon it.
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Can I search by Creative Commons licenses?
Not yet, but soon you will be able to search for videos on vimeo according to their licenses. This will help you easily find videos that you can use for projects and collaborations!
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How do I put licenses on all my awesome videos at once?
Sorry, but at the moment, you can't apply a license to all your videos at the same time. But don't fret! We'll be adding this functionality in the future.
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Can I customize my video link?
Yes, on your video page, click the settings gear and choose the "custom url" tab. Now your links can have some context wherever you share them.
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- What do the different privacy settings do?
- Can I share a private video?
- Can I share lots of private videos all at once?
- Are private videos indexed by search engines?
- Why would I make my videos private?
- Can I change the privacy settings at anytime?
- How do I stop users from downloading my videos?
- How do I change the privacy on all my videos at once?
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What do the different privacy settings do?
Vimeo respects your videos and your right to decide who watches them. Privacy options allow you to upload videos and choose who can see them. To access the privacy settings of your video, click the 'settings' button represented by the gear icon on the top right-hand side of any video page. There are two options - public, and private.
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Public videos are available to anyone on the internet.
Private videos allow you to choose from the following options (and do not appear on any public listings or search results):
• Nobody else means only you will be able to see this video.
• My contacts will only be available to your contacts on Vimeo.
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Can I share a private video?
You can only share password-protected videos with someone. If you share a password-protected video, an email will be sent with the password inside the email.
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Can I share lots of private videos all at once?
Yes, you can set many videos to any privacy setting and then add and share them with Private Albums.
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Are private videos indexed by search engines?
No, private videos will not show up in search on Vimeo or in other search engine results.
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Why would I make my videos private?
Make videos private if you don't want the whole world to see them. Sometimes you might want to keep a video private so you can get feedback on it or just share it with your close personal friends. Privacy options are available so you can have complete control over who sees your videos.
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Can I change the privacy settings at anytime?
Anytime! To access the privacy settings of your video, click the 'Settings' button represented by the gear icon on the top right-hand side of any your video pages.
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How do I stop users from downloading my videos?
If you do not want your videos to be downloaded by others, click the 'Settings' button represented by the gear icon on the top right-hand side of any your video pages. From there, deselect allowing users to download your video.
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How do I change the privacy on all my videos at once?
Global settings allow you to apply privacy preferences to all of your existing videos and set preferences for future uploads. Go to your profile and select the Settings gear icon. Choose the Video Preferences tab and make your choices!
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What are tags?
Tags are keywords or terms that describe your video. For example, if you tag your Hawaii vacation video with the words 'Hawaii' and 'vacation', you'll be able to easily find other related videos and it makes it easier for other Vimeo users to find your videos. Everybody wins!
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Is there a limit on the number of tags I can add to a video?
You are limited to 20 tags on your videos. We encourage you to add only relevant tags as too many tags can make your video harder to find.
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Why should I tag my videos?
Tagging your videos makes it easier for other Vimeo users to find them in searches and on tags pages. This way, folks can find your videos that interest them more easily.
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I've tagged my videos, why aren't my they appearing in searches?
If you have just recently uploaded a new video, or just recently made it public, it may take a little while to show up in our search results. If your videos do not appear in search results after a day, try adding more relevant terms to the description or title of your video, that will help.
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Can I subscribe to a tag?
You betcha! Visit vimeo.com/tag:XXXX and then click the check mark on the top right of the page to subscribe to that tag. Then, every video with that tag will show up in your inbox.
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- What does 'embedding' mean?
- How do I embed a video into another site?
- Can I customize the way the embedded video looks?
- How do I set videos to autoplay or loop when I embed them?
- Can I make my embedded videos default to HD?
- Why isn't the embed button showing up on some videos?
- How do I embed my video in WordPress?
- What is the Universal Player?
- What about all the old embed codes out there?
- Can I still customize the Universal Player like my others?
- What videos will play on my mobile device using the Universal Player?
- Is the Universal Player the embeddable HTML5 player?
- Will my privacy settings still apply with the Universal Player?
- Do I have to be Plus to use the Universal Player?
- Can I still access the Moogaloop JavaScript API for the Universal Player?
- How do I embed the Universal Player code with Facebook Markup Language?
- Can I embed my video on an HTTPS domain?
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What does 'embedding' mean?
Embedding allows you to take a video - or someone else's video - and post it on a web page outside of Vimeo. For example, you can embed a video into your blog and then people can watch your video there instead of having to go to Vimeo to watch it.
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How do I embed a video into another site?
Just click on the button labeled 'embed' that appears on your video when your cursor is hovering over the video screen. A screen will pop up with an embed code, copy and paste the code into your website or blogging software.
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Can I customize the way the embedded video looks?
Basic accounts allow for some customization of player size, text colors, and numerous other features. For more information, click on the 'Customize embed options' link at the bottom after clicking on the embed button.
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How do I set videos to autoplay or loop when I embed them?
When choosing to embed a video from the site, click the blue text link in the lower half of the lightbox that says "Customize Embed Options". Then simply check the boxes to either loop the video, autoplay, or both.
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Can I make my embedded videos default to HD?
Plus and PRO users have the option to not only embed their videos in HD, but also to default those videos to be viewed in HD. This is a sweet way to make sure that your crisp HD videos are seen in their full resolution glory when they are embedded off of Vimeo. If you want all your videos to default to HD just go to your account settings and select the preferences tab, you'll see an option labeled "Default embedded videos to HD quality?", check the box next to "Yes, make my videos HD by default everywhere," and then click save below!
Alternatively, if you have a specific video you want to default to HD mode click the "settings" gear on your video clip page, and select the embedding tab. At the top of you'll see an option to check, "Default this video to HD quality when embedded." Don't forget to click save changes on the left side! -
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Why isn't the embed button showing up on some videos?
Users have the power to disable embedding in their privacy settings. If you aren't seeing the embed option, it means the owner of the video has disabled it. You cannot disable embedding without making your video private.
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How do I embed my video in WordPress?
WordPress alters Vimeo's embed code when embedding in their software. Please use this workaround when embedding Vimeo videos in a WordPress blog - support.wordpress.com/videos/vimeo/
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What is the Universal Player?
The Universal Embed Code is a new form of our embed code that allows the Vimeo player to appear on desktops, and including iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad.
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What about all the old embed codes out there?
You'll need to replace your old embed code with our new one if you'd like it to be compatible with more devices. Every time a piece of old embed code is upgraded to new embed code, an angel gets its wings!
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Can I still customize the Universal Player like my others?
Yes, the new embed code will respond to all current presets and customization. You can do this by going to your videos embed settings. Click the gear icon in the top right corner of a videos page, then click then Embedding tab on the left. From there create presets or one time configurations of the player.
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What videos will play on my mobile device using the Universal Player?
Any of the videos that currently play on mobile devices. This means videos that have had their mobile versions enabled by the Plus members that uploaded them. If you are a Plus member, enable this feature in your video settings.
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Is the Universal Player the embeddable HTML5 player?
Yes and no. The code will show the optimized player for whatever device you're watching the video on. If you've opted into the HTML5 player from our site, it will become the default player for you on both your regular computer, and mobile devices.
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Will my privacy settings still apply with the Universal Player?
Yes. Your privacy settings will carry over completely, no need to worry.
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Do I have to be Plus to use the Universal Player?
No, all users will have access to the Universal Player.
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Can I still access the Moogaloop JavaScript API for the Universal Player?
Yes, the Javascript API is available for all players. You can access documentation below:
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How do I embed the Universal Player code with Facebook Markup Language?
If you want to embed a Vimeo video using FBML, please use the sample code below. Please note we cannot provide support for this. Please only use FBML if you are versed in it.
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Can I embed my video on an HTTPS domain?
We are currently beta testing HTTPS support for embeds. When copying the embed code into your site, simply edit the embed code to change the "http://" part of the URL to "https://".
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Profile
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- Do I have to have a Vimeo profile?
- How do I edit my profile?
- What should I write in the 'Bio' section?
- What is that weird smiley face icon and how do I upload a picture of my own?
- Can I change my screen name?
- My Vimeo account is showing up when I Google my name. How do I stop that?
- How do I hide the recent activity on my profile page?
- How do I create a custom URL for my profile?
- Can I order my videos in my profile?
- Is it possible to choose my profile page videos?
- Can I customize my profile?
- Why don't my Channels and Groups display on my profile?
- How do I delete a profile picture?
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Do I have to have a Vimeo profile?
Yes, every user has a profile on Vimeo. We recommend that you customize it by uploading a picture (avatar) of yourself and maybe tell other users a little bit about yourself. You can share a little or a lot, it's up to you. We have a very friendly community here, so we encourage you to share something about yourself.
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How do I edit my profile?
In the top navigation bar, click on 'Me' then 'Settings'. This will take you to your settings page where you can add a description about yourself, add your location, and upload a portrait. Once you are finished updating your information, make sure to click 'Update settings' at the bottom of the page. You can also access this page by clicking 'Edit your Profile' link on your profile page.
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What should I write in the 'Bio' section?
Anything you want! Share something about yourself: why do you use Vimeo? What kind of videos do you like to watch or make? What kind of camera do you use? How many cats do you have? This is an area to write a little about yourself and your interests. Many users also like to link to their blogs or other personal websites.
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What is that weird smiley face icon and how do I upload a picture of my own?
This is the default image that Vimeo uses as your avatar or portrait. You can replace this with an image of you to give your presence on Vimeo more of your personality. To do this simply click on the 'edit my profile' link at the bottom left of your profile page. From there select the 'portrait' tab and click on the upload button. You can upload several different portraits and choose anyone of which to feature as your primary picture. If you'd like to delete a portrait simply click on the red X found on the upper left hand corner of each portrait in the settings mode.
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Can I change my screen name?
You can change your screen name by going to the 'Personal Info' tab in your profile settings. You can also access this area under 'Me' in the top navigation bar, then 'Settings'. In the field labeled 'First & Last Name' type in your screen name. Make sure to click on the 'update settings' button on the bottom of the page to save your changes.
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My Vimeo account is showing up when I Google my name. How do I stop that?
The only way to stop Google from indexing your profile on Vimeo is to remove your account. Otherwise, you can also change your screen name to something different so when people search your name, it does not show up.
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How do I hide the recent activity on my profile page?
To prevent your recent activity from showing up on your profile page just navigate to your account settings page. Click on the profile page tab and uncheck the option under activity stream that reads, "Yes, show my activity on my profile page"
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How do I create a custom URL for my profile?
Go to 'Me' in the top navigation bar, then 'Settings' and select the 'Shortcut Url' tab to the left. In the available field type in what you would like your shortcut url to be.
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Can I order my videos in my profile?
You cannot order all your videos at this time. However, you can sort your videos by newest, oldest, most played, most liked, etc using the sort bar feature at the top of 'Your videos' page.
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Is it possible to choose my profile page videos?
You may feature up to three of your videos on your profile page. You may also feature a video as your portrait on your profile page. To do so, click on 'Me' in the top navigation bar, then 'Settings', then the 'Profile page' tab on the left and input the links to the videos you would like to feature.
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Can I customize my profile?
Absolutely! Customizing your profile is easy. You can add a description about yourself, a portrait picture, as well as feature specific videos. To customize your profile, go to 'Me' in the top black navigation bar, then 'Settings' and customize away!
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Why don't my Channels and Groups display on my profile?
Your profile page shows which Channels and Groups you are subscribed to. In order to see Channels and Groups you moderate, click on the Channels or Groups buttons on your profile page and select the 'moderated' option in the sort bar underneath the 'Your Channels' or 'Your Groups' pages.
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How do I delete a profile picture?
Go to your profile and click Edit. Choose the Profile picture tab. Red X's will appear on your previously uploaded profile pictures. Click the red X and that picture will be deleted.
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Your Account
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- I forgot my password, what do I do?
- How do I change my password?
- Can I sign in with more than one email address?
- Do I have to use my real name when I sign up?
- Why do I get so many emails from Vimeo?
- How do I change my email notifications?
- What is the personal email address I can use to upload my videos via email?
- How do I delete my account?
- Can I link my Vimeo account with my Facebook or Twitter account?
- Can I change the email I use to sign in to Vimeo?
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I forgot my password, what do I do?
If you can't remember your password, just go to the login screen and click 'I forgot my password.' A link to reset your password will then be sent to the email address you use to log into Vimeo.
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How do I change my password?
Click on 'Me' in the top navigation bar, then 'Settings.' From there you can select the 'Password' tab and change your password.
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Can I sign in with more than one email address?
Yes, you can add multiple email addresses to use for signing into your Vimeo account, however your email notifications will only go to your main email address.
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Do I have to use my real name when I sign up?
No, you don't have to use your real name, but whatever you choose is going to be how people address you in the community. Most people use their real names or a nickname. And if you decide to change your mind, you can change it later in your account settings.
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Why do I get so many emails from Vimeo?
Vimeo sends you emails so you can keep up to date with activity on Vimeo! If someone comments on your video, or adds you as a contact, we send you an email so you know. If you would rather not get so many emails, you may change your notification settings under 'Me' in the top navigation bar, then 'Settings', then select 'Notifications' from the menu to the left of the screen.
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How do I change my email notifications?
You can change your notification settings in your settings page. Click 'Me' in the top navigation bar, then 'Settings', then 'Notifications' from the menu at the left of the screen. Deselect the notifications you no longer wish to receive and make sure to click 'Update Settings' when you are finished.
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What is the personal email address I can use to upload my videos via email?
When you are on the upload page, your personal email address for uploading videos via email or your phone is located at the bottom of the page. Visit the upload page and find your email upload address.
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How do I delete my account?
Go to 'Me' in the top navigation bar, then click 'Settings'. Click on 'Delete My Account' and follow the steps.
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Can I link my Vimeo account with my Facebook or Twitter account?
Yes! You can link your Vimeo account to Facebook and Twitter to share your likes and uploads. Go to vimeo.com/settings/extend and follow the prompts to connect the accounts. Then after you are connected, you can choose what activity you'd like to share with Facebook or Twitter by using the checkboxes under each one.
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Can I change the email I use to sign in to Vimeo?
If you want to change your email or add another email. Go to your profile settings and click "add email." Check the box if you want to use that new email as your main, log in and notification email.
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- What is a Vimeo Group?
- How do I start a Group?
- Can I create more than one Group?
- How do I get people to join my group?
- How do I add videos to a Group?
- What is the difference between a Group and a Channel?
- Can I change the name of my Group?
- How do I customize my Group and make it look all snazzy?
- Can I create a group album?
- How do I find Groups I may want to join?
- How do I leave a Group?
- How do I delete my Group?
- What happens if I'm the moderator and I decide to leave the group?
- Why can't I add videos to a Group?
- Will a private video be playable to non-group members?
- My video was added to a Group that I don't want it to be in, how do I remove it?
- How many groups can I add a video to?
- Can I make my Group private?
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What is a Vimeo Group?
A Group is a mini-community within Vimeo that you can join and add videos to. Groups allow you to share and discuss videos, photos, music, and events with other people that enjoy the same stuff.
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How do I start a Group?
Go to the Groups Homepage and click start 'create a group' then follow the steps to customize it and add videos.
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Can I create more than one Group?
Basic account users can create 1 group. You can create unlimited Groups with Vimeo Plus!
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How do I get people to join my group?
You can invite people to your group by clicking the 'Invite' button on your Group's homepage. Then follow the instructions!
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How do I add videos to a Group?
When you find a video that would be a great fit for your Group, click the 'Add' tab to the right of any video page and select your Group. You may also upload a video straight to a Group that you are a member of on that Group's home page.
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What is the difference between a Group and a Channel?
A Group is a mini-community within Vimeo that allows people to interact and share with each other. A Channel is user-curated destination to watch videos.
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Can I change the name of my Group?
On your Group page, select the tab labeled 'Settings'. Then edit the details on that page.
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How do I customize my Group and make it look all snazzy?
To spiff up your Group simply select the tab labeled 'Settings' and click through the different themes available. Choose your favorite!
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Can I create a group album?
Yes, as long as you are a moderator. To create a group album, open any video within the group, go to the add tab and click ‘New Album’.
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How do I find Groups I may want to join?
You can check out the Group Directory or peruse the Groups homepage.
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How do I leave a Group?
If you decide you no longer want to be in a Group, click the 'Prefs' tab and follow the instructions to leave the Group.
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How do I delete my Group?
Are you sure you want to delete your Group? Know that if you'd like to transfer ownership to another user, you can do this in the 'Settings' tab. Otherwise, to delete your Group, go to the 'Settings' tab and click the orange 'Delete this Group' button on the left side. Remember, once you delete a Group you cannot get it back and it will be removed completely.
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What happens if I'm the moderator and I decide to leave the group?
If you are the moderator of a Group, you will need to transfer ownership to another moderator or Group member. If you don't, the Group will be orphaned.
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Why can't I add videos to a Group?
Make sure you're signed in and are a member of the Group. Also, check the privacy settings on your video before you try adding a video to a Group. Depending on the privacy features a Group has you may or may not be allowed to add your video to a particular Group. Additionally, there is a limit of adding your video to 10 Groups.
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Will a private video be playable to non-group members?
If you add your own private video to a Group, you are giving permission for that Group to see your video and it will be viewable to those members.
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My video was added to a Group that I don't want it to be in, how do I remove it?
Go to the video page of the video you would like to remove and click the 'Add' tab. Then uncheck the Groups you would like to remove for that video. You may also remove the videos from the Groups video page itself using the 'Remove' button represented by the X icon on the top right side of the video page of that Group.
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How many groups can I add a video to?
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Can I make my Group private?
You can make your Group private easily! Just go to the settings tab in your Group and select the membership section. There you'll see an option called 'Group privacy settings', you can select to make your Group visible only to members of your Group. Anyone who's not a member of the Group who navigates to it will see a message stating that this is a Private Group and they do not have permission to view it. This privacy setting will also make the Group not show up on your profile as either joined or moderated.
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Albums
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- What are Albums?
- How do I create an album?
- Can I create more than one Album?
- Can I create a private Album?
- How do I share an Album?
- Can I arrange the order of videos in my Album?
- How do I change the thumbnail cover of my Album?
- Can I publish an Album as a playlist?
- What is Watch Later?
- Are people notified when I add their video to Watch Later?
- How do I remove a video from Watch Later?
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What are Albums?
Albums allow you to organize videos into sets. Use Albums to organize your videos or ones you find on Vimeo later on. For example, if you have lots of videos about your cats, you can create an Album labeled 'Cats' and add all you cat videos to that album. Then, you can share that set of videos with all your cat-lover friends.
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How do I create an album?
To create an album, go to one of your videos and click on the add tab. In the add tab, scroll down to the bottom and click ‘New Album’.
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Can I create more than one Album?
You can create up to three Albums with a Basic account. If you are a Plus member, you can create as many albums as you wish. Learn more about Vimeo Plus!
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Can I create a private Album?
You can create a private Album two ways.
1. Click the 'Settings' button on your album page and choose to password protect it. From then on, all these videos will now fall under the password protection of that album and you can securely share it with your friends and family.
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How do I share an Album?
Go to the Album you wish to share under 'My Albums' in the top navigation bar. On the 'Your Albums' page, click the Album you wish to share. Once you are on the Album page, click the 'Share' button located to the right side of the page and follow the instructions.
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Can I arrange the order of videos in my Album?
Go to your Album page and click the 'Settings' button. From there choose the tab labeled 'Arrange' and follow the instructions.
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How do I change the thumbnail cover of my Album?
Go to your Album page and click the 'Settings' button. From there choose the tab labeled 'Thumbnail' and follow the instructions.
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Can I publish an Album as a playlist?
You can use any of your Albums as a playlist by making it into a widget and embedding it on your site. To create a playlist widget, go to the 'Make Widgets' link under 'Tools' in the top navigation bar. Select the 'Hubnut' widget and select the Album you would like to use to populate your widget with under 'Choose your video stream' and then grab the embed code and embed it on your site. You may also use the 'Hubnut' format in any of your Albums' view modes using the drop down menu.
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What is Watch Later?
Watch Later is a handy way to bookmark videos you don't have time to watch at the moment. When you click the 'Watch Later' button on any Vimeo player, it will go into your private Watch Later album.
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Are people notified when I add their video to Watch Later?
No, members will not be notified when you add their video to your private Watch Later album.
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How do I remove a video from Watch Later?
When you are all caught up with the videos in your Watch Later album, you can clear it out by clicking the "Clear This Album" button. Videos you add to Watch Later will remain in your album until you clear the album.
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Channels
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- What is a Vimeo Channel?
- How do I create a Channel?
- Can I create more than one Channel?
- How do I get people to subscribe to my Channel?
- How do I add videos to a Channel?
- Can anyone add a video to a Channel?
- What is the difference between a Group and a Channel?
- Can I change the name of my Channel?
- How do I customize my Channel and make it look all snazzy?
- How do I find Channels I may want to Subscribe to?
- How do I unsubscribe from a Channel?
- How do I delete my Channel?
- Why can't I add videos to a Channel?
- Can I create a custom URL for my Channel?
- What if I add private videos to a Channel?
- How does Channel Privacy work?
- What is the difference between a Channel and my profile?
- Why do some Channels look different than others?
- What is the shout box?
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What is a Vimeo Channel?
Vimeo Channels are a simple and beautiful way to showcase videos. Create a Channel to give your viewers a slick destination to watch your videos, or other videos you find on Vimeo. Other people can subscribe to your Channel and the videos you add will show up in their inbox. Check out Channels.
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How do I create a Channel?
Visit the Channels homepage and then click the 'Create a Channel' button at the top of the page.
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Can I create more than one Channel?
Users with Basic accounts may create one Channel only. If you're a Vimeo Plus member, you can have as many Channels as you wish. Learn more about Vimeo Plus!
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How do I get people to subscribe to my Channel?
You can let your friends know about your Channel by inviting people to subscribe. Use the 'Share' button on your Channel page and enter the email addresses of your friends or user names on Vimeo.
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How do I add videos to a Channel?
When you find a video you'd like to have in your Channel, click the 'Add' tab to the right of the video player and check the Channel you'd like to add the video to.
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Can anyone add a video to a Channel?
Only moderators and Channel creators can add videos to a Channel. To add moderators to your Channel, click the 'Settings' button on your Channel page and follow the instructions in the 'Members' tab.
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What is the difference between a Group and a Channel?
A Group is a mini-community within Vimeo that allows people to interact and share with each other. A Channel is user-curated destination to watch videos. The main different between the two is that a Group is intended for users to collaborate, share, and discuss videos with other members, while a Channel is intended as a destination to watch videos. We recommend exploring both features before deciding which is best for you. Explore Channels and Groups.
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Can I change the name of my Channel?
Absolutely. To change the name of your channel, click the 'Settings' button on your Channel and change any information you wish. Make sure to click 'Update Settings' at the bottom of the page to save your new information.
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How do I customize my Channel and make it look all snazzy?
To change the theme and logo of your Channel, click 'Settings' on your Channel page. From there click 'Theme and logo' on the menu and snazz away!
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How do I find Channels I may want to Subscribe to?
You can search for Channels by using the search box at the top of your screen. We also recommend visiting the Channels homepage for featured Channels on Vimeo and links to categories of different Channels.
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How do I unsubscribe from a Channel?
If you want to unsubscribe from a Channel go to that Channel and click the 'Unsubscribe' button.
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How do I delete my Channel?
If you decide to delete your Channel, go to your Channel homepage and click 'Settings.' Then click the orange 'Delete Channel' button and follow the instructions.
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Why can't I add videos to a Channel?
If you're trying to add a video to a Channel and it is not working, the owner of the video probably chose to disable that function for their video. If you think it's an absolute perfect fit for your Channel, you can always send the owner a nice email requesting they allow that video to be added to a Channel.
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Can I create a custom URL for my Channel?
Yes. Click the 'Settings' button on your Channel and under the 'Details' tab on the menu to the left click 'Shortcut URL' and follow the instructions.
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What if I add private videos to a Channel?
If you add a private video to a Channel, that video will become public in that Channel only. The private video will always retain its privacy outside of the channel, but adding it to a public Channel means you are giving permission for that video to be viewed in the Channel you add it to.
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How does Channel Privacy work?
You can choose who can view your Channel by clicking the 'Settings' button and then 'Membership' in the menu of the left. You can select from the following privacy options:
• Everybody can see this channel - means everyone in the whole world can view your channel.
• Only moderators can see this Channel - means only the moderators you have added to your channel can view that channel
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What is the difference between a Channel and my profile?
Your Channel is a place to collect and showcase videos you upload or see on Vimeo. Your profile is your home base. People will go to your profile to see what you look like, your bio, and any other information you feel like sharing about yourself.
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Why do some Channels look different than others?
Vimeo lets you change the theme, layout, and logo of your Channel. To change yours, click the 'Settings' button on your Channel page and select 'Theme and Logo'.
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What is the shout box?
The shout box is a way for other Vimeo users to send you a quick message that will show up on your Channel. Use the Shout Box to leave a nice comment, or to let someone know about a video that would be perfect for their Channel.
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What are Categories?
Categories are an ever-changing, broad catalog of Vimeo's great content and active communities. Explore categories to find the videos you like and connect with the people who make them.
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How do videos get added to Categories?
Vimeo Categories are populated automatically using your Channels and Groups. If you moderate a Channel or Group there is a settings tab that will let you choose up to two top-level Categories to be included in. Our algorithm will automatically look at videos you've selected and include them in the Category pool, favoring videos, users, and tags that are most active and representative of that Category.
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How many Categories can I add my Channels and Groups to?
Your Channels and Groups can be added to up to two Categories each. If applicable a Vimeo Staff moderator may add your Group or Channel to additional Categories.
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- Where do I see the stats for my videos?
- Where do I see my total stats?
- How often are my stats updated?
- Can I see stats for different time periods?
- How long will it take for my stats to show up after switching from Basic to Plus or PRO?
- I just signed up for Vimeo and purchased Plus or PRO. How long will it take for my stats to show up?
- What is considered a play?
- What is the difference between a load and a play?
- Why can't I see where my video is embedded?
- Why are some views being counted from an Unknown place?
- What is that graph on the homepage?
- Why do some points on my Stats graph pulsate?
- How do I tell which of my videos has the most likes, plays, and comments?
- How often do the stats on my videos update?
- How Accurate are stats?
- Can I export my Stats?
- Why do I need Advanced Stats?
- Why do I not have stats for certain data elements?
- Why do some of my videos have negative likes?
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Where do I see the stats for my videos?
For individual video Stats, click on the video you're interested in and you'll see that particular video's stats below and to the right of the video.
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Where do I see my total stats?
If you're a Basic member, you can view your total weekly stats on your homepage. Plus users can visit their Plus Stats page for all the advanced data pertaining to their videos. Just hover the cursor over the Me tab and you'll see an option for statistics appear in the drop down menu.
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How often are my stats updated?
New data is pushed to your stats page every 20 minutes. Your Top Likers and Top Talkers are updated weekly.
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Can I see stats for different time periods?
You can toggle your stats view to give you weekly, monthly and yearly reports. You can also use the calendar at the top right of the page to select specific time periods.
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How long will it take for my stats to show up after switching from Basic to Plus or PRO?
It should take no longer than five hours for your stats to show up. That gives you enough time to go out and shoot a video! All of your stats from before you switched to Plus or PRO will be included.
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I just signed up for Vimeo and purchased Plus or PRO. How long will it take for my stats to show up?
Stats will be available your second day on Vimeo. You should take your first day and explore the site. If you need an idea or some inspiration for uploading your first video, check out our Vimeo Projects!
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What is considered a play?
A play is registered anytime someone pushes the play button on Vimeo or while that video is embedded.
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What is the difference between a load and a play?
A load is counted each time the video player loads on any page, either on Vimeo.com or embedded on another website. A play is counted each time someone pushes the play button on a video on Vimeo or embedded elsewhere.
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Why can't I see where my video is embedded?
Only Plus members are able to see exactly where their videos are embedded outside of Vimeo.com. If you're a Basic user, you will need to upgrade your account to Plus to see where your videos are being embedded. Learn more about Plus here.
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Why are some views being counted from an Unknown place?
When we record a view or play from a classified location or unknown country code, we count it towards your total under "Unknown."
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What is that graph on the homepage?
The graph on your homepage shows the trends for your videos within the past week. Green represents plays, red represents likes, and blue represents comments.
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Why do some points on my Stats graph pulsate?
These are the high points of your statistics. By clicking these points, you'll see a snapshot of your top five video clips for the data field you're sorting by.
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How do I tell which of my videos has the most likes, plays, and comments?
Select 'My Videos' from the top navigation bar. You can then sort your videos by the following options using the sort bar at the top of that page. Sort by:
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• most played
• most commented
• most liked
• alphabetical
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How often do the stats on my videos update?
Video Stats update several times an hour. If there is a discrepancy between some of the stats on different pages, just wait a little while and they should catch up.
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How Accurate are stats?
Pretty darn good. On occasion there might be a reporting delay, but don't fret, we're always keeping careful records and we assure you that our stats are accurate.
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Can I export my Stats?
You sure can. At the bottom of any detailed data page like totals/geolocation/embeds and clip/geolocation/embeds there's an option to export your data in CSV / XML / Tab delimited formats.
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Why do I need Advanced Stats?
Would you like to know how many times your videos were viewed since signing up for Vimeo? Would you like to know what percentage of people who click play, watch to the end? How about the number of people in Finland watched your latest Five Vignettes? We give you in-depth statistics about where your videos are being embedded, who your top likers are, overviews for different time periods and much much more. You need Advanced Stats because you need to know!
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Why do I not have stats for certain data elements?
Some of your data have only recently begun to be recorded by our systems so we can't provide information prior to those initial capture dates.
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Why do some of my videos have negative likes?
When someone gives a like, then for whatever reason clicks again to unlike a video, we count this and it shows up as a negative like.
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How do I report abuse?
To report a video that your believe violates our Uploading Guidelines or Terms and Conditions, please use the 'flag this video' link underneath the video in question. To report a user, please email abuse[at]vimeo[dot]com with your complaint. Please provide as much relevant information as possible.
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How do I report a spammer?
Please let us know via the Reporting Spam thread in our Help Forum. We want Vimeo to be a fun place for everyone so let us know quickly and we'll remove the offending user form the site. Help us keep Vimeo spam free!
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How do I block a user?
This is not a feature that Vimeo currently offers. However, if you feel that a user is behaving in an inappropriate manner, please let a staff member know and we will address the situation or email abuse[at]vimeo[dot]com
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Another user is annoying me, what should I do?
Most of time negative behavior online goes away if ignored. But if you can't ignore it, try to open a civil dialog with the user. If that method doesn't work, let a Staff member know and we'll try to resolve the matter as quickly as we can.
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I keep receiving messages or shared videos from users I don't know, how do I stop that from happening?
Please send that user a message asking them nicely to refrain from sharing videos or sending messages to you. If they continue to send share or send messages to you, please contact the Support Staff at abuse[at]vimeo[dot]com
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Contacts
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- How do I add a contact?
- Can I import contacts from Gmail and Yahoo! Mail?
- What happens when I add someone as a contact?
- What is the difference between adding a contact and subscribing to someone's videos?
- Can I add anyone as a contact?
- Is it okay to add people as contacts if I don't know them?
- Can I block someone from adding me as a contact?
- Why should I add people as contacts?
- Is there a limit on the number of contacts I can have?
- What if I don't want to be someone's contact?
- If I remove someone from my contacts are they notified?
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How do I add a contact?
To add a contact visit a users' profile page and click the 'Add Contact' happy face.
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Can I import contacts from Gmail and Yahoo! Mail?
Absolutely! Head over to the special page we built just for this purpose.
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What happens when I add someone as a contact?
When you add a contact, Vimeo automatically subscribes you to their videos, and the videos they like so you will see them in your inbox.
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What is the difference between adding a contact and subscribing to someone's videos?
Adding someone as a contact let's them know you are a fan of their videos. Subscribing to someone's videos will make their videos show up in your inbox. You can subscribe to someone's videos without making them a contact or can also make someone a contact without subscribing to their videos. However, most people do both!
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Can I add anyone as a contact?
You can add anyone as a contact.
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Is it okay to add people as contacts if I don't know them?
Sure. Ask yourself this questions: Do I want to watch this users' videos? If so, then make them a contact and maybe leave them a message telling them what you think of their videos. Remember, adding contacts can be a way to bookmark the people you like on Vimeo, as well as keep up to date on the videos they upload and the videos they like. Adding thousands of contacts does not mean that those users will see your video, it just means you will see theirs! Also, adding over 1000 contacts can often lead to slow loading times on your homepage and subscription pages because Vimeo has to load tons of your contacts' data!
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Can I block someone from adding me as a contact?
No, anyone can add anyone as a contact. If someone gives you trouble or if you are worried about someone who has added you, please alert our Support Staff at abuse[at]vimeo[dot]com
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Why should I add people as contacts?
It's a social sign of goodwill and shows them you are a fan of his or her videos. Your contacts will also be the first people to show up when you want to use sharing features.
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Is there a limit on the number of contacts I can have?
You are limited to adding 1,000 contacts. This is to ensure optimal site performance. Choose wisely!
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What if I don't want to be someone's contact?
There is currently no way to block users from adding you as a contact.
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If I remove someone from my contacts are they notified?
No, there is no notification when someone decides to remove a contact.
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Likes
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What is a 'like'?
A 'like' is quick and friendly way to let a video creator know that you appreciate or like his or her video.
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How do I like a video?
Just hover the cursor over the video player screen, and click the heart icon in the top right corner. A large heart with fade in and out very quickly signifying that your 'like' has been registered. It's as simple as that.
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How do I unlike a video?
Click on the heart logo in the top right hand corner of the video again and your 'like' will be undone.
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Where can I see all the videos I have liked?
Go to 'Videos' in the top navigation bar, then click 'My Likes'. There you can view every video you have ever 'liked' on Vimeo.
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What is the point of liking a video?
'Liking' a video is simple way to let other users know that you enjoy their videos. Once you look around Vimeo, you'll quickly start to find videos that you enjoy. By 'liking' a video you are helping to promote content to your contacts and subscribers as well as giving that video a creator a nice feeling. 'Liking' a video will also store that video in 'Your Likes' section so you can view them later.
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Can I 'like' my own videos?
Sorry, you can't 'like' your own videos, but we guarantee that if you spread some likes around Vimeo, they will come back to you. Its all about the love.
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What is a widget?
Widgets make it easy to publish or watch Vimeo videos on other web sites.
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What the heck is a Hubnut?
The Hubnut provides a TV-style viewing experience. Use it to publish up to 100 of your videos on sites like MySpace or other blog sites all at once. You can also use it to watch your Vimeo subscriptions on other sites like Netvibes. Hubnuts can be made from your videos, subscriptions, channels, albums, groups, or likes.
Hubnuts play all videos in SD and will not show videos you, or others have marked as private.
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How do I use the Hubnut?
Go to vimeo.com/widget and click on the Hubnut widget, then follow the instructions to customize your Hubnut.
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What is the Badge?
The Badge creates a fun, visual montage of your newest videos for you to post on other sites. Choose the number of videos to be displayed and the dimensions that best fit with your personal style and use the embed code that we provide to post it on other sites like your personal website or blog. We do the rest.
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Uploading
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- Do you have an alternate uploader?
- Can I add information while the video is uploading?
- My upload stopped or got stuck at a certain percentage. Why can't I upload to Vimeo?
- My video progress bar jumped to 99% or 100% right away, but my video didn't upload. What do I do?
- I am having trouble uploading a video, what should I do?
- Do I need Flash to upload a video?
- I am uploading an HD video, do I need to do anything special?
- Why is my video taking so long to upload?
- What types of video files does Vimeo allow?
- Can I upload a file through my mobile phone or email?
- I uploaded my video but the audio is out of sync, how do i fix that?
- I uploaded a 16:9 (widescreen) video but Vimeo squished it to 4:3, what gives?
- Can I upload a video with any aspect ratio I want?
- Can I upload more than one video at a time?
- Can I upload any kind of video I want?
- I have the largest collection of Simpsons videos on the planet, can I upload them all to Vimeo?
- Why are the Community Guidelines so strict?
- My video failed during the upload process, what do I do now?
- My video says "Problem loading video"
- My video has a bunch of horizontal lines in it after it finished uploading, how do i fix that?
- My video is in a Holding Pattern
- Vimeo doesn't recognize my file extension, but it is one of the file formats accepted. What can I do?
- Why does my video have no sound? Why does the sound cut out on my video?
- What happens if I upload a video without editing any information?
- What happened to my fade to black?
- Why am I getting an error saying my file is too small to upload?
- Are there any programs that work together with Vimeo?
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Do you have an alternate uploader?
Yes we do. If you have problems uploading from our regular upload page, you should try our flash based uploader, there's a link on the upload page right below the upload button.
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Can I add information while the video is uploading?
Yes, you may add tags, title, and description while the video is uploading. You can also add the people who appear in the video or helped you make it to the credits, as well as add that video to any of you Channels or Groups. Be sure to save your changes!
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My upload stopped or got stuck at a certain percentage. Why can't I upload to Vimeo?
Make sure your connection to the Internet is rock solid. Try not to have too much going on in other tabs or browsers as long files tend to get hung up if there is too much other activity. Please turn off any virus protection or ad block, or energy saving settings! If you still have trouble, make sure you are running the latest version of your Flash Player - vimeo.com/help/flash
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My video progress bar jumped to 99% or 100% right away, but my video didn't upload. What do I do?
Try the flash uploader and make sure the file name doesn't have any spaces or symbols in it. If you still have trouble, make sure you are running the latest version of your Flash Player. Download the latest version of Flash here: get.adobe.com/flashplayer/
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I am having trouble uploading a video, what should I do?
Make sure you're exporting your video to our recommended settings and try uploading again using the new settings. Also, make sure you have the latest version of your web browser and flash player. Try our flash version checker to see what you currently have installed. If you're still having trouble visit our help forums.
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Do I need Flash to upload a video?
Yes, we recommend using the latest version of Flash to upload and watch videos on Vimeo. To check what version of Flash player you have and to upgrade, click here- Flash version checker
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I am uploading an HD video, do I need to do anything special?
Yes, please be sure to export your HD video to 1280x720 and use square pixels. View our recommended compression settings for more information.
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Why is my video taking so long to upload?
There could be a number of reasons. Be sure you're exporting your video to our recommended compression settings , and close any other programs on your computer that might be interfering with your upload.
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What types of video files does Vimeo allow?
Acceptable video formats include asf, asx, avi, divx, dv, dvx, m4v, mov, mp4, mpeg, mpg, qt, wmv, 3g2, 3gp, 3ivx and 3vx. For best results, try to encode videos using our recommended compression settings.
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Can I upload a file through my mobile phone or email?
Yes, go to your upload page and look for your special email address. Video files sent to that email address will show up on 'Your videos' page.
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I uploaded my video but the audio is out of sync, how do i fix that?
Read over our recommended compression settings, reexport your video and try again. If you video is over 30 minutes, we recommend breaking your video into multiple clips on your video timeline before exporting your video in order for your video to have multiple references to the audio track.
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I uploaded a 16:9 (widescreen) video but Vimeo squished it to 4:3, what gives?
Vimeo uses square pixels when converting your video. You will need to export your videos with square pixels and manually set your aspect ratio to 853x480 for widescreen DV, or 1280x720 for high definition. Read our recommended compression settings for more information.
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Can I upload a video with any aspect ratio I want?
Vimeo does its best to accommodate any aspect ratio that you upload and we will never letterbox your video. However, there is no guarantee your video will look correct or play properly if you upload a crazy aspect ratio.
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Can I upload more than one video at a time?
No, you may only upload one video at a time.
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Can I upload any kind of video I want?
Vimeo is for personal, non-commercial use. Please only upload videos you created yourself! Unlike some other video sites, we enforce this policy very strictly. Read our Uploading Guidelines.
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I have the largest collection of Simpsons videos on the planet, can I upload them all to Vimeo?
We cannot repeat this often enough: only upload videos you create yourself! Unlike some other video sites, we enforce this policy very strictly. For more uploading rules, please read our Guidelines.
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Why are the Community Guidelines so strict?
We want Vimeo to be a healthy, positive environment for people to share their videos. Please show respect for your fellow users and follow our Community Guidelines.
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My video failed during the upload process, what do I do now?
Read over our recommended compression settings and try again. Be sure you're following those as closely as possible. Then check to be sure you're running the latest version of Adobe's Flash player - get.adobe.com/flashplayer . Once you've done these things, try your upload again.
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My video says "Problem loading video"
Sometimes you will see this message when Vimeo is having server trouble. If your video does not work properly after an hour or so, please look through our forums to see if there is a current Known Issue or Bug that we are aware of and post your problem there.
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My video has a bunch of horizontal lines in it after it finished uploading, how do i fix that?
When exporting your video, be sure to chose the option to deinterlace. That will get rid of those pesky lines.
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My video is in a Holding Pattern
The "holding pattern" means that your videos failed during the conversion process and we are going to try it again later. If you don't want to wait, you can buy Plus. Plus members get their videos pushed to the front of the line! Learn more about Vimeo Plus.
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Vimeo doesn't recognize my file extension, but it is one of the file formats accepted. What can I do?
Acceptable video formats include asf, asx, avi, divx, dv, dvx, m4v, mov, mp4, mpeg, mpg, qt, wmv, 3g2, 3gp, 3ivx and 3vx. For best results, try to encode videos using our recommended compression settings.
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Why does my video have no sound? Why does the sound cut out on my video?
If you're having audio problems, you will most likely need to export your video with our recommended compression settings.
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What happens if I upload a video without editing any information?
If you do not edit any of your information, your video will be made private. Your video will also show up as "Untitled" with no description or tags. You should definitely edit these so people can more easily find your video. To edit these settings, go to the video page and click 'Settings.' From there you can edit the title, tags, and description.
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What happened to my fade to black?
Occasionally issues with black or blank frames being dropped or lost can crop up. This is because editing programs tend to drop the frame rate in clip portions that are black to 1FPS, which can be then be interpreted as blank by the Vimeo system, this can cause sync issues. An easy fix is to insert a "slug" (also known as a black shape or image) to keep the frame rate normal in the editor, therefore keeping your videos and our machines happy!
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Why am I getting an error saying my file is too small to upload?
Videos have to be at least 200KB in size to be valid. This is because many people accidentally create "reference movies" when trying to export from QuickTime and other video editing programs. Reference files don't contain any actual video, just links to the files. When exporting from QuickTime, always choose the "save as self-contained" option.
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Are there any programs that work together with Vimeo?
Yes indeed! A handful of programs come preset to make your Vimeo experience easier than ever before.
iMovie ’11
Thanks to a feature that allows you to export and upload your video directly from the Share menu in iMovie, getting your video to Vimeo is a breeze. To learn more about this, head over to our in depth tutorial at the Vimeo Video School: vimeo.com/videoschool/lesson/39
Courier
This app has a clean and simple interface that allows you to “mail” video files directly to your Vimeo account and other social media platforms simultaneously. Simply create an envelope, drag on the “stamps” for the services you want to send files to (Vimeo included), and then drag and drop on the files you want to “deliver”! Head over to the Mac App store to download.
Couch Mode for Chrome
This special new app allows you to watch collections of videos (such as Staff Picks, your inbox, your videos, etc.) completely uninterrupted like a TV channel. You can also Like clips, add them to your Watch Later playlist, and get more information about videos and other users. To learn more about the app, check out our FAQ. To download the app, head over to the Chrome Web Store. - Top / Close
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- What is HD?
- Is it the same as HDTV?
- Is Vimeo HD the same as HDTV?
- How can I start watching Vimeo videos in HD right now?
- But wait, it can't really be HD… can it?
- Can I upload in HD right now?
- Can you recommend some encoding settings for HD?
- Should I deinterlace before I upload?
- Why is my video only 640×368?
- What happens when I upload my HDV and AVCHD videos in 1440x1080?
- What happens if I upload 1920 x 1080 footage, will Vimeo accept it?
- Can I watch HD in native 1280×720 with no scaling?
- Do I need any special software to watch HD?
- Do I need a fast computer for HD?
- Do I need a fast internet connection for HD videos?
- Is my monitor capable of showing HD?
- Will Vimeo HD work with my HDTV?
- My HD video did not convert to an HD version on Vimeo, what should I do?
- I just have a point and shoot pocket camera, can I still upload HD videos?/ Do I need a special camera to upload HD?
- Other sites have HD video and it's free, why should I use Vimeo?
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What is HD?
HD stands for “high definition”, which is the highest quality form of video available today. HD video is richer, clearer, and more life-like than standard TV and even DVDs. It’s a major leap in technology that doesn’t take an expert to appreciate.
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Is it the same as HDTV?
HDTV is one of the first major applications of high definition video. Because HD requires so much more data than regular TV, engineers devised a way to broadcast TV signals as compressed digital information rather than directly over analog waves. They defined two video formats for HDTV called 720p and 1080i, which refer to the number of horizontal lines used to produce the image.
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Is Vimeo HD the same as HDTV?
Vimeo presents HD in the 720p format, exactly the same resolution (1280×720) used by major broadcast networks like ABC, FOX, and many cable & satellite providers.
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How can I start watching Vimeo videos in HD right now?
Visit the Vimeo HD Channel and watch any of the clips in full screen mode, you'll see why HD is amazing.
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But wait, it can't really be HD… can it?
Yes! It’s real, true, actual high definition. No tricks! Some other sites (we won’t name names) and even a few major media producers have been offering low resolution video as “HD” just because it’s slightly higher than the quality typically seen on video sharing web sites, hoping you won’t notice. Don’t be fooled, Vimeo HD is true 1280×720, up to 30fps in MP4 media format.
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Can I upload in HD right now?
Yes. To take advantage of HD, all you have to do is upload a clip that’s 1280×720 resolution or better. Our servers will make a standard quality version first, then a little later your clip will appear in HD.
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Can you recommend some encoding settings for HD?
Yes. Basic account members enjoy a weekly quota of 500MB, so it’s a good idea to compress your video down from phenomenally high quality to just amazingly high quality.
We recommend using the H.264 codec at size 1280×720, bit rate 3000-5000 kbits/sec (optimized for “download”), key frame every 30 frames (frame reordering on), using whatever frame rate you shot in.
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Should I deinterlace before I upload?
It's almost always a good idea. If you're outputting 1080i, deinterlace and resize to 1280×720 before you upload. In many cases if your final outcome is a progressive medium (web, LCD TVs, HD-DVD, etc.) you might be better off deinterlacing before you even start editing.
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Why is my video only 640×368?
HD video is so big that it can’t fit in the width of a regular web page, so we show it at half size. To see the whole image, go into full screen mode by clicking the full screen button in the lower right of the player. The native size of Vimeo HD files is 1280×720.
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What happens when I upload my HDV and AVCHD videos in 1440x1080?
Vimeo converts all HDV and AVCHD videos shot at 1440x1080 (aspect ratio 1.3333) to its correct and intended playback of 1280x720 (pixel aspect ratio 1.0000). What that means in English, is that 1440x1080 videos are shot in anamorphic (wide) standards instead of 16:9, and previously those videos would appear squished upon conversion to Vimeo. This change will affect anyone uploading their videos in letterbox 1440x1080, so we recommend not to letterbox videos at that aspect ratio.
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What happens if I upload 1920 x 1080 footage, will Vimeo accept it?
Vimeo will accept this footage and display it at 1280x720 resolution. However for better image quality we suggest resizing your video to 1280x720 prior to uploading. Plus and PRO members have the option to upload and display footage at 1920x1080. This option can be found in the video file tab under the video settings page. Please keep in mind that currently many computers and displays cannot properly run or display footage of such high resolution.
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Can I watch HD in native 1280×720 with no scaling?
Yes, click the full screen button in the lower right corner of the player, then click the button right above it 'scaling off' to toggle scaling. Your preference will be saved for all HD videos you watch.
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Do I need any special software to watch HD?
Nope, all you need is the current version of the Adobe Flash pluggin, which you probably already have. If you're not sure you can check by clicking here: get.adobe.com/flashplayer/
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Do I need a fast computer for HD?
We’ve found that most computers made in the last three or four years (running either Mac OS X or Windows) are fast enough to play butter-smooth HD. In some cases, you may realize a major performance gain by quitting unused programs and closing extra browser windows. Our player is designed to degrade the video quality gracefully if it detects that it’s dropping frames.
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Do I need a fast internet connection for HD videos?
Most residential cable and DSL connections should be more than adequate. If HD feels slow to load, trying turning off any background downloads or peer-to-peer sharing applications. Or push the play button in the player and then pause to let the video buffer before viewing.
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Is my monitor capable of showing HD?
All modern computer monitors are similar in resolution to HD, if not better. Your computer is a sleeping HD beast, Vimeo will rouse it from its slumber.
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Will Vimeo HD work with my HDTV?
Absolutely. If you can connect your computer to your HDTV (for example, using an inexpensive DVI to HDMI adapter) Vimeo will look gorgeous in full screen, comparable with broadcast digital TV.
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My HD video did not convert to an HD version on Vimeo, what should I do?
Vimeo allows Basic members to upload one HD video per week, so if you upload two HD videos within the same week, only the first will show in HD, the other will appear in SD.
If an unusual amount of time has passed, and the HD version is still not up, make sure you are using our recommended compression settings and try again. Please be advised that in order to receive the HD treatment, your HD video needs to have an aspect ratio of 4:3 or greater and be at least 1280 pixels wide (the only exception is that a 4:3 video with a resolution of 960x720 pixels will also be encoded to HD). -
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I just have a point and shoot pocket camera, can I still upload HD videos?/ Do I need a special camera to upload HD?
Point and shoot cameras that can take video in 1280x720 resolution are becoming more common these days. Check the specifications on your camera for details.
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Other sites have HD video and it's free, why should I use Vimeo?
Because Vimeo is the awesomest!
These days HD is becoming more and more common. What sets Vimeo apart from all the other sharing services is our amazing features for your videos and our wonderful community. You're not going to find a bunch of TV clips or video ads on Vimeo, but you will find creative videos and friendly people that you won't find anywhere else. Add to that an uncluttered design, tons of privacy options, great embedding features, amazing Channels and Groups for all sorts of interests, and friendly staff members who you can actually communicate with, why not join Vimeo? - Top / Close
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I have concerns about something I've seen on the site. What can I do?
If you are signed in, and you encounter a video that you are concerned about, or think does not follow our Community Guidelines, use the 'flag this video' link located in the lower right side under any video. Choose from the options that best fit your reason from flagging the video. Flagging a video will bring it to the attention of our Support Staff and we will review it.
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I have a great idea for a feature! How can I suggest it?
We love new ideas! To suggest a feature to the Staff, post a thread in Feature Requests in our forums and tell us all about it. Make sure to search the forum before posting your idea in case there is already discussion on your idea.
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What considerations have been given to copyright?
To avoid having people use your video without your knowledge, disable the 'allow this video for download' option in the general settings of any of your videos. Formal DMCA take down requests should be sent to rights[at]vimeo[dot]com. The required information is listed here.
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I've found my videos on someone else's website and don't want them there, what do I do?
We recommend contacting the site administrator and asking them nicely to remove your videos. Another option is to make your videos private using any of the privacy settings. Or if you want total control, you can choose which specific sites can embed your video, a tool available with Vimeo Plus.
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What is the Vimeo API and what can I do with it?
The Vimeo API, or Application Programming Interface, is a way for developers to gain access to certain parts of the Vimeo website in order to create application using data from Vimeo. The Simple API is a very simple interface to access lots of data from Vimeo. You can get data via JSON, XML, and serialized PHP. You do not need a Developer API Key to use the Simple API.
The Advanced APIis more complicated than the Simple API, but you can get a lot more data from it. You will need a Developer API Key to use the Advanced API. If you want to test out the Advanced API, head over to the Sandbox.
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Can I have HTML in my posts on Vimeo?
Please refrain from using HTML where posted as it can interfere with our site. Thanks!
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What are the system requirements to use Vimeo?
Vimeo requires a fairly fast internet connection and computer to load and view videos. Any computer made within the last three years should work fine on Vimeo, but there will always be times when you may experience difficulties loading and playing videos.
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The site is acting weird! Things aren't doing what they are supposed to be doing. What gives??
If something doesn't work, Try again! Sometimes the best way to fix a problem is to try it again. If your problem doesn’t work after multiple attempts, try holding down the shift button on your keyboard and pushing the reload button on your browser. This method resets the cache in your browser which will often clear up any problems. If this method still doesn’t work, quit your browser and reopen it and try again. You may also try signing out of your Vimeo account and signing back in. If the problem still persists, try looking in the forums for answers.
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Help! My videos say they are temporarily unavailable. Where did they go?
Don't worry, they are still there! This message just means that Vimeo may be having some technical difficulties and and you video should be fine soon. If you receive this message for longer then a few hours, try clearing your browser cache (shift+refresh) and try the video again. If it still occurs, try searching the forums for users who may have similar problems.
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You've asked me to clear cache on a page or the browser, how do I do that?
To clear cache in your browser hold down the shift button and reload the page. This method resets the information about that page stored in your browser.
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I'm having trouble logging in to Vimeo. Help me!
If you are having trouble logging in to the site, please make sure you are using the correct email address and password. If you still have trouble, please send an email clearly explaining your issue to our Support Staff at support[at]vimeo[dot]com
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I really need to talk to someone, who can I contact for help?
If you need immediate assistance, please contact our Support Staff. If you have questions regarding use of the site or are experiencing a problem, please search this FAQ for your answer or try searching for your question or issue in the forums.
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I have a question that was not answered in this FAQ. What should I do?
If you have a question that was not answered here, please look for the answer in our forums.
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What is my inbox? Why do videos show up there?
Your inbox is where you see videos you are subscribed to. Anytime you subscribe to a users' videos or likes, they will show up in your inbox. Similarly, when you subscribe to a Channel or join a Group, videos added to those will show in your inbox when they are updated. We automatically subscribe you to the Staff Picks so you can see some awesome videos everyday, but you can always unsubscribe.
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How do I discover more videos I might like?
Lots of places! First you can start on the Discover Tab. The Discover Tab highlights the most 'liked' videos from the week.
Explore Channel to find videos curated around certain themes that might interest you. If you find Channels that look cool, subscribe to them and those videos will show up in your inbox whenever they are updated. Explore Channels!
Groups are also a great place to explore videos. Groups are communities within Vimeo that you can join and share videos with. There are TONS of Groups on Vimeo and we encourage you to join Groups to meet new people and find the great videos people create for that Group. Joining a Group also means any video added to that group will show up in our inbox so you can always see what gets added! Explore Groups!
As soon as you find videos that you like, we encourage you to explore the rest of that users' videos to see if you want to make them a contact. Adding someone as a contact automatically subscribes you to his or her videos and the videos he or she 'likes', which will show up in your inbox.
The Activity tab on your homepage is also another great way to discover videos that people are liking and commenting on right now. You can sort that activity by all users or your contacts only, to see what everyone is watching.
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My video isn't showing up when I search for it?
The best way to have your video show up in search is to tag it appropriately in your videos' settings. If it still doesn't show up, try adding more information in your description.
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How can I get my video in the Staff Picks or the HD Channel?
The best way to have your videos chosen for Staff Picks or the HD Channel is to make good videos! Then, post a link to your video in the shoutbox of either of those channels and the staff will try to watch them. Please DO NOT send messages to staff members asking them to watch your videos, that does not work well.
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How do I stay current with news about Vimeo?
The best way to stay current with Vimeo is to read our Blog! Not only is it thrilling literary masterpiece, its also where we update the community with news about Vimeo. Subscribe to it via an RSS reader on the Blog page.
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How do I switch between the HTML5 player and the Flash player?
On any video page, there is a link directly below the video that will allow you to switch between players.
If you're currently using the Flash player, you'll see a link that says, "Switch to HTML5 player."
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- I have a Roku device, how can I download and use the Vimeo app?
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How do I watch Vimeo on my TV?
To view Vimeo.com or Couch Mode on your television, you'll need to have a TV or TV box that supports web browsing or have the means to hook your computer up to your TV.
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Why would I want to use this stuff?
Good question! Since you already like Vimeo, why not take us around where ever you go? These apps make it easy to watch, share, and participate in Vimeo no matter where you are! Plus the apps listed on this page are in special partnership with Vimeo, so you know they’re good!
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How do I use the connect box on the Everywhere page?
The connect box on the Everywhere page allows you to connect your 3rd party device to Vimeo so you can start sharing information with it. This mainly applies to Streaming Players and TV’s that have the Vimeo app available for download. These apps will generate a code for you to then enter in that box so you can start using the app.
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What is Couch Mode?
Couch Mode is a TV/Remote optimized interface that let's you view your Inbox, Watch Later, My Videos, My Likes, HD Channel and Staff Picks from the comfort of your couch. Navigate Couch Mode with a mouse or use the arrow/Enter keys on your keyboard. Couch Mode is optimized for GoogleTV, but you can also simply connect your laptop to your TV, browse over to Couch Mode in Chrome, send that puppy into full-screen and enjoy!
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Short Version: Technology taken from the future.
Long Version: Couch Mode uses the latest and greatest in HTML5 and CSS3 technologies to present Vimeo content optimized for large displays like your television. Folks who have Google TV devices will also benefit from being able to use their TV remote's directional pad to navigate, as well as the default play/pause, next/previous, fast forward/rewind buttons! -
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We currently only support Webkit browsers like Safari and Chrome, but will soon be incorporating a Flash version of the video player so that it works in all browsers.
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I have a Roku device, how can I download and use the Vimeo app?
Go to the Channel store from your Roku home screen. Vimeo will appear in multiple lists, but navigate to the Photos & Video row to find us for sure. Just click our icon to start downloading our app. During the setup, the app will give you a code that is made up of letters and numbers. Type this code into the Connect Box on the Everywhere page to link your account to the app and begin using Vimeo!
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I have a Samsung device, how can I download and use the Vimeo app?
You can download the Vimeo app from the Samsung App Store on your device. You can normally get to this by launching the Internet channel. Once you have the App Store open, navigate to the Videos section to find Vimeo. After you finish downloading the app, it will always appear in your “My Applications” section on the Internet channel. For a list of compatible devices, click here.
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When you turn on your Vizio TV, press the Vizio button on your remote. From there, navigate to the Widget Gallery menu option in the dock. Once you’re in the Widget Gallery, you can find the Vimeo app under the “Photos and Video” section. Once downloaded the app will always appear in the dock that opens when pressing the Vizio button. During the setup, the app will give you a code that is made up of letters and numbers. Type this code into the Connect Box on the Everywhere page to link your account to the app and begin using Vimeo!
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What is Vimeo Video School?
Vimeo Video School is a fun place for anyone to learn how to make better videos. It’s a one-stop-shop for Vimeo Lessons and user-made video tutorials about a variety of video-making topics. Check it out!
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How do I get started in Video School?
If you’re new to Vimeo Video School, we recommend starting at Video 101, a fun, basic guide to making videos. If you have a DSLR camera, we’ve enlisted DSLR master Philip Bloom to run you through the ins and outs. Vimeo Featured Lessons give you in-depth information and tutorial videos that you can follow, or you can just browse thousands of tutorial videos we’ve organized into different categories and skill levels. It’s up to you!
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What is a Vimeo Lesson?
Vimeo Lessons provide bite-sized information and great examples on a particular video-making topic in Video School. Lessons are created by the Staff at Vimeo and structured to give you more details and pertinent examples about the stuff you want to learn about. Then, when you’re done, you can take part in a Lesson Challenge and put your new found skills to use. Check out our Featured Lessons for a good place to get started.
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What is a Lesson Challenge?
A lesson challenge is a call to action at the end of most lessons for you to create a video with the tips and information you’ve learned from the Lesson. Challenges link to a Vimeo Group which you can join and add your videos to, as well as view examples from other Vimeo members who have also completed that challenge. Some of the Lesson challenges are also popular Vimeo Projects, so if you are looking for extra challenges at any point, peep our Projects page.
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To submit a video tutorial that you’ve made or found on the site, add it to the User-made Tutorials Group and we’ll check it out!
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In the near future we’ll allow other members and guests to write and to post Lessons in Video School, stay tuned!
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- How do I download the Vimeo App?
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- Is there an iPhone App tutorial?
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Does Vimeo have an iPhone app?
We most certainly do! You can download it here.
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What can I do with the iPhone App?
We've packed the app with tons of features and tools! You can upload, edit, manage and watch your videos right from your iPhone.
Currently, our app features an easy-to-use video editor that allows you to:
• Capture video with focus control and grid alignment
• Combine, edit, and trim your videos
• Add transitions, titles, and effects
• Add music and recordings
• Control volume levels
• Save edited videos to your camera roll or upload directly to Vimeo
We also offer you the whole Vimeo experience by allowing you to:
• Watch and manage all your existing Vimeo videos and download them to your camera roll
• Easily upload your raw footage or edited creations in HD or SD
• Pause/resume uploads and get reminded when a video is paused
• Replace existing videos
• Edit title, description, tags, privacy and credits
• Share with Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, WordPress, Email or SMS
• Add your clips to your Groups, Channels and Albums
• Stats on daily plays, likes and comments
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We are planning on making an app for the iPad! The good news is Vimeo.com already works really well on your iPad. Feel free to create your own icon that launches the Vimeo website in Safari from your desktop.
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Is there a Vimeo Android app?
Not yet, but we're working on it!
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Yes, it's right here! Check it out along with this supplementary lesson.
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My app crashed! What do I do?
Sorry you're having problems with the app. We recommend clearing the cache which you can do by going to your Account tab and tapping the settings button. You can also reset the app from the same screen.
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I found a bug! Where should I report it?
Please report bugs in the app from your Account screen. Tap the "Send Feedback" tab and you'll be able to send a detailed email to our developers.
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I don’t have an iPhone but I still want to browse Vimeo on my mobile device, how do I do that?
Vimeo has an awesome mobile site for you to use! If our mobile site supports your device you will be automatically taken to it when going to vimeo.com, or you can go to vimeo.com/m
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What can I watch on the mobile site?
Right now, all videos from the Staff Picks and HD channels are automatically featured on our mobile site. Plus members videos are also available to watch if opted in. If you are a Plus member and wish to have mobile versions of your videos made, click here.
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- Why does Vimeo have a Music Store?
- How do I add music to my videos?
- How do I search Music Store?
- How do I clear tags from the search bar?
- How can I get my music on Vimeo’s Music Store?
- How do I search for only free tracks?
- What does the star next to the tracks mean?
- How do you choose featured tracks?
- How does the Recommendations tab work?
- What is the Music Store refund policy?
- Can I share tracks I purchase with my friends?
- Why do I have to name my project to download the track?
- Why can’t I find Lady Gaga’s music?
- What’s a Personal License?
- What’s a Limited Commercial License?
- What’s the proper way to attribute the tracks I use?
- What do I do with the license?
- What if I lose the music file I paid for?
- What if I don’t want my songs to contain profanity?
- How do I remove a track from my cart?
- Can I put a video with licensed music on a DVD or other storage device?
- What if I want to use my video with the Limited Commercial License beyond web distribution?
- Can I use free music for commercial purposes?
- Who is the licensor of the free music tracks?
- What is a Share Alike license?
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Why does Vimeo have a Music Store?
We wanted to provide a place where our users can find music that they can put in their videos. Unlike music that you might download from a store for personal listening purposes, the Music Store allows you to find music that you can license for use in videos.
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How do I add music to my videos?
Need help getting started with editing tracks in your video? Check out these Video School lessons, or watch the clips below!
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How do I search Music Store?
You can search Music Store by typing in a Genre, Tempo, Theme, Mood, or a specific instrument. Our awesome search bar will automatically start guessing tags you can search by. Simply press the tab key when the term you want is highlighted to select it as a tag to search by. You can add as many tags as you want to get super specific!
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How do I clear tags from the search bar?
Simply press the X next to each tag name to remove it, or press the X next to the search button to clear the entire search.
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How can I get my music on Vimeo’s Music Store?
The Vimeo Music Store sources tracks from our partners at Audiosocket and Free Music Archive. If you have an account with either site, your music should appear in Music Store when searching the appropriate tags! To contact Free Music Archive, please visit: freemusicarchive.org/contact. To contact Audiosocket, please send an email to vimeolicensing@audiosocket.com.
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How do I search for only free tracks?
Press the “advanced options” link under the search button to expand the menu. There you’ll find a slew of options including “Price Range” where you can search for only free tracks. Save some money and some music!
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What does the star next to the tracks mean?
When hovering over a track, a star will appear on the left hand side over the track number. Pressing this will allow you to add that track to the “My Saved Tracks” list so you can always find it!
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How do you choose featured tracks?
Featured tracks are chosen by the Vimeo staff. If we like something and think it would be a good song for someone to use in their videos, we feature it!
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How does the Recommendations tab work?
This tab contains the full list of all of our featured tracks. It shows you the best of the best, at least until we update it!
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What is the Music Store refund policy?
All sales are final in the Vimeo Music Store.
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Can I share tracks I purchase with my friends?
When you purchase a track with a personal or commercial license, you’ve purchased the right to use it for your projects only. If a friend wants to use that track they’ll have to purchase their own license from the Music Store.
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Why do I have to name my project to download the track?
We need this so we can generate your music license. If you don’t have an official title, you can describe your project.
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Why can’t I find Lady Gaga’s music?
Music Store gets tracks from Audiosocket and Free Music Archive. These sites are filled with awesome creators just like Vimeo, and don’t contain tracks from mainstream recording artists.
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What’s a Personal License?
A Personal License allows you to use a song in a video for personal, non-commercial uses only. If you have a Personal license, you may share your video on the web or put it on a DVD to share with friends and family. However, you may not use the video to make money. In addition, businesses and other organizations (including non-profit entities) cannot use Personal Licenses.
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What’s a Limited Commercial License?
A Limited Commercial License allows you to use a song in a video (including a webisode or slideshow) that may be distributed on the web for commercial purposes. You must use a Commercial License if you are:
• A business or other organization (including a non-profit entity) that wishes to use a song in a video, regardless of whether the work is intended to make money.
• Any individual who wishes to use the song in a video to be submitted to a film festival (other than the Vimeo Festival & Awards).
• Any individual who wishes to use a song in a video for money-making purposes.
Ways you might make money from the video include:
• Putting it on your website if your website is ad-supported.
• Using it to advertise a product or service.
• Charging people to view it.
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What’s the proper way to attribute the tracks I use?
Some artists will require you give them attribution when using their songs. You can find out how to give them proper credit by clicking on the tracks title. On the tracks page, below the play button and track name, there will be a blue box containing the text they’d like you to add to your videos description. You can copy it and paste it right in when you’re ready!
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What do I do with the license?
Keep it your filing cabinet, your safe, lock it in a chest, tape it to your ceiling, just don’t lose it! You may need it in the future if you ever need to prove you have a license to use the song.
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What if I lose the music file I paid for?
No worries! Just check the My Downloads tab. You’ll always be able to re-download tracks you’ve purchased in the past.
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What if I don’t want my songs to contain profanity?
Some tracks in Music Store may have explicit lyrics. These will be marked next to the track name with a red bubble that says Explicit. If you’d prefer these don’t appear in your search results, open the advanced options and turn the Safe Search toggle to On.
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How do I remove a track from my cart?
When you add a track to your cart, you’ll see a black pop-up window appear in the lower right corner of the screen. Simply press the red X next to each track name to remove it from your cart.
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Can I put a video with licensed music on a DVD or other storage device?
If you have a Personal License, you may burn your video onto a DVD (or other storage device) to send to your family or friends for their personal, non-commercial viewing. But you may not make and distribute DVDs for any commercial purpose. If you have a commercial web and festival license, you may also burn your video onto a DVD to send to film festivals. If you want broader distribution rights, you will need to purchase a DVD distribution license.
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What if I want to use my video with the Limited Commercial License beyond web distribution?
Should you wish to obtain a license for certain activities, please contact vimeolicensing@audiosocket.com. For new licenses made within two (2) years of this your License, Licensor Audiosocket will provide perpetual, worldwide licenses for the following media and uses at the following rates:
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Can I use free music for commercial purposes?
In most cases, no. Most of the free tracks are subject to Noncommercial Creative Commons licenses. These licenses do not permit commercial use. However, if you’re looking to use an artist’s work commercially, you can contact the artist via their homepage or FMA profile.
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Who is the licensor of the free music tracks?
Each track is licensed by the individual artist.
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What is a Share Alike license?
If you’re using a track that is subject to a Creative Commons Share Alike license, the work that uses that track must also be made available to the public under the same license. For example, if the track is governed by an Attribution Noncommercial Share Alike license, any video that incorporates the track must be licensed to others under the same license. This means that others will be able to adapt your video for noncommercial purposes so long as they provide attribution and license any adaptation under the same terms.
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What is Vimeo Perks?
Vimeo Perks gives you awesome discounts on the products you need. Get great deals on products from B&H;, Kessler, Letus and more. Exclusively for Vimeo Plus and PRO members.
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Who can use these perks?
Vimeo Perks is offered to Plus and PRO members.
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What if I want to become a Perks partner?
We're always looking for awesome companies/products to include in our Perks library. Email bizdev[at]vimeo[dot]com if you're interested!
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I tried to buy something from Red Giant, but the discount isn't reflected on their site.
Please note, the discounts listed on the Vimeo Perks page will not be reflected on Red Giant's website until you reach the checkout screens.
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Upon clicking "Buy Now," you will be assigned a unique coupon code. Enter this code in your Letus cart to redeem the discount.
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