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Where Can I Watch Videos for Free?

If you are looking for a place to watch videos online, there are many options to choose from. Some sites have large audiences and provide a variety of video types and formats. Others cater to specific niches. Depending on your budget and preferences, you can find a site that suits you.

YouTube is one of the most popular video sharing sites. It offers a wide range of entertainment, news, and social networking content. However, some users may be unsatisfied with the site. For these users, it might be a good idea to search for other sites that offer similar features.

Vimeo is another great option for video viewing. The platform offers free trials, video cards, live pay-per-view events, and custom end screens. Videos can also be monetized through ad-generated revenue. Users can also vote on their favorite video creators.

Metacafe is another option to consider when it comes to watching videos online. It is a popular platform for uploading short videos, mostly entertainment. The company's algorithm makes sure that only high quality and unique content is uploaded to the site. They do not allow videos that are violent or illegal. In addition to providing quality content, the site pays its producers $5 for every 1,000 views.

Another option to consider is the Internet Archive. This is the world's largest digital library. There are a wide variety of video files available, from music to movies. You can download them or upload them to the site. You can upload up to 100GB of storage per file.

TED is an organization that posts talks for free. TED talks are typically in the form of podcasts. Viewers often assume that a content creator with a TED talk is a well-respected professional. TED has over 2,300 talks to choose from, making it a great choice for your videos.

PeerTube is a decentralized video hosting platform based on open source software. It provides users with an easy way to upload and store videos. Unlike other video sharing platforms, it does not have censorship and does not require you to pay a membership fee.

LinkedIn is an online social networking site that is especially popular among professionals. This site allows you to create company pages and share any type of file. It is also a great option for you to share your own personal videos.

Facebook is a popular social network with millions of users. The platform provides a wide variety of video content, including current movies and TV shows. It also has a personal profile and the ability to comment on other people's videos.

Using these options, you can watch videos on any device. You can also find out how to get a TEDx license, which is a special license for individuals who want to give a TED talk. While YouTube is the most popular video streaming service, there are other alternatives that you might want to try. These alternatives may not be available in all areas of the world.

[pudgybun]

Yall are gonna watch me outgrow my bedroom in real time

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[transgender-louie]

if you're seeing this stupid video on your tags it means i have successfully navigated my way through the hell of uploading tumblr videos

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normally this is the part where i make some kind of caption that's funny or related to the video, but honestly i'm just so glad i got this done in time

anyway happy valvert week part 2. the song is 命の食べ方 by eve

@valvertweek

[naturallydark]

The Great Transcendence succeeded and everyone is alive and well again. To celebrate, Leshy throws a party at his cabin, and to thank him, his guests gossip about his romantic orientation behind his back.

After wrestling with the angry and uncooperative bear that is this hellsite for an entire day in my attempts to post this, here is my very silly Gay or European Inscryption animatic, reuploaded in a more Tumblr-friendly format! If you'd like to view the higher resolution version, you can find it on Youtube here.

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Borrowing From His Roommate (Male Bodyswap)

"Oh, sweet, my new shirt came!" Kamil exclaimed. "What do you think?"

Sagar glanced up from his book and looked over at the shirt his roommate was holding- a ridiculous thing made of blue lace that he wouldn't be caught dead in. He winced.

"It's very..." Sagar eyed the blue thing dispassionately- as a rather simple guy, he'd never understand his roommate's fashion sense. "Ostentatious?"

"You're just too straight to see the vision," Kamil rolled his eyes, and Sagar scoffed. "This is gonna look great."

Kamil held the shirt up in front of his body, twisting side to side as he pretended to model the garment, and Sagar's eyebrow raised. The shirt was clearly several sizes too large- his twinky friend was already dwarfed by it and he hadn't even put it on yet.

"Isn't that way too big?" He asked. "You'll be swimming in that."

"Oh yeah," Kamil gave Sagar a wink. "Switcheroo!"

Sagar blinked and found himself staring at his own face. Glancing down, he saw two slender hands clutching a blue shirt, and a second later his own body snatched it away from him.

"I should never have let you talk me into trying that body swapping spell with you," Sagar groaned, twisting to stretch his back as he tried to acclimated to his newer, more slender form.

Kamil, in Sagar's body, wasted no time stripping off the t-shirt Sagar had put on earlier and slipping on the new top instead. The blue top was perfectly fitted to Sagar's form, though Kamil left several of the top buttons undone so the shirt hung loosely open and to reveal the light dusting of hair on Sagar's chest- which was somewhat pointless as the barely there lace that made of the rest of the shirt was see through put the rest of his borrowed musculature on easy display. Preening, he shook his body in a little dance just so how off how good he looked.

"See? I told you it would fit," Kamil said triumphantly, ignoring the unimpressed look Sagar gave him in response. "Anyways, sorry Sagar, I'm gonna have to borrow the body today."

"Borrow the body today" was, unfortunately, not an uncommon phrase in the Sagar/Kamil household. Weeks ago, a friend had returned from an overseas trip with a souvenir book full of "magic spells" and Sagar had been stupid enough to agree to try one with his roommate Kamil- he'd only done it to shut his friends up, he hadn't considered the possibility that it would actually work!

The spell had exchanged their bodies and Sagar had found the experience incredibly disorienting- Kamil was much shorter and skinnier than him and being so slender reminded him of being a kid again. Kamil, on the other hand, had gotten a lot more enjoyment out of the swap. Sagar was built like a tank, and Kamil was thrilled to be the one behind the wheel of such a powerful vehicle.

"Holy shit Sagar, I can touch the ceiling!" "Holy shit Sagar, I've got chest hair!" "Holy shit Sagar, I can lift the couch by myself!" "Holy shit Sagar, how do you walk with this thing?"

The spell had worn off after a few hours (though Sagar had not been able to prevent Kamil from locking himself in the bathroom for most of it) but it could be reactivated any time one of them said "Switcheroo..." something Kamil took full advantage of.

The twink looked for any excuse to swap with Sagar and enjoy the fruits of being, as he so lovingly put it, "a hunk," and in a weird sort of way Sagar had grown used to it. The two of them had been friends since they were very young so despite everything, Sagar still trusted his friend.

Mostly.

"So what is it this time?" Sagar sighed and rubbed a hand down his baby smooth face- Kamil had never been able to grow any facial hair. He knew by this point that it was better not to argue with his roommate, so he might as well just figure out what he was in for.

"I'm going out to see this guy and he's expecting this face," Kamil ran a finger over his new lantern jawline, then did a jaunty little dance side to side, rocking Sagar's hips like they'd never been rocked before. "Well, really this body, since that's what most of the pictures have been of."

"Did you catfish someone?" Sagar frowned disapprovingly. Borrowing his body without asking was one thing, but Sagar didn't like the idea of Kamil leading someone on.

"It's not catfishing if I show up looking like the photos!" Kamil protested, placing his hands and heaving his mighty chest for emphasis. "I promised him he'd get to play with these muscle tits and I'm delivering. Besides, the first thing this dude asked for was pictures so he wouldn't be talking to me if he didn't like what he saw."

"If this guy is only interested in my body, is he really worth your time?" Sagar questioned, and Kamil just shrugged and resumed groping Sagar's body. Sagar shook his head and sighed at how shallow his friend could be sometimes. "And delete any photos you have of my body by the way, I don't want those out there."

"You're right," Kamil agreed, his eyes still fixated on Sagar's body. He poked at his bicep "We're due for some updated shots- hey, have you been working out?"

Kamil grabbed a random object from nearby and began pumping it like a weight, admiring the way that the workout made his toned biceps flex. The sleeves of Kamil's new shirt grew tight as hard muscle strained against them, but Kamil didn't mind. He wanted it that way.

"Yeah, I have." Sagar puffed his (Kamil's?) chest up slightly- despite the circumstances, he was enjoying the opportunity to see the hard work he put into his body from another angle.

"Well it's nice," Kamil grinned, his famously charming smile looking incredible with Sagar's handsome face. "Keep up the good work buddy. Been hitting the squats too?"

Kamil leaned down into a lunge, twisting his hips as he experimented with moving Sagar's colossal ass around. The tight black pants Sagar had thrown on that morning clung to his thighs and really emphasized the round globes of his backside, and Sagar took advantage of the rare chance to observe his body from the outside and examined his own ass for a moment- his routine was hitting right it seemed. He'd have to do something about those pants though, he hadn't realized how tight they were.

"You know this spell only lasts a few hours," Sagar pointed out, interrupting his friend's stretching routine. "How are you going to cram a whole date into that period?"

Kamil leaned down and tweaked his own nose. "It's so cute that you think we're going to go on a date."

Sagar groaned and covered his eyes. "Kamil, not another hookup!"

"Yes another hookup!" Kamil sang. He spanked his ass a few times, playing the cheeks like bongo drums, and the little thwacks echoed through the garden. "You should be thanking me Sagar, if I wasn't taking this thing out for a spin every now and then it would be covered in cobwebs."

"I don't see why you can't do these dates in your own body," Sagar whined, and he gestured up and down at Kamil's slender form. "You're a handsome guy Kamil! Any guy would be lucky to get a chance with you, you don't have to hide behind my face."

"Aw, Sagar, that's so sweet of you to say," Kamil smiled, but then he shook his head and drew Sagar's body up to its full height and grabbed a handful of his crotch. "But no, this isn't an insecurity thing. This is a 'I feel like demolishing someone's ass tonight and your piledriver dick is more up for the task' kind of thing."

Sagar was about to argue, but then he just sighed and picked his book back up again. He supposed he saw the logic in what Kamil was saying- he could read just as well in any body, but his friend needed a body like Sagar's for his hookup.

"Okay, one date," Sagar agreed, and watched a huge smile break out over his own face. "And you use a condom, and you agree to wash all my dishes for this month."

"Thank you thank you thank you!" Kamil squealed, blowing Sagar a little kiss. Sagar rolled his eyes, but smiled. "And I'll tell you what, after this, I'll let you borrow this shirt whenever you want."

Sagar glanced up from his book and looked his body up and down- honestly, the shirt looked good on him. He winced, loath to admit that Kamil was wearing his body better than he had been.

"I might take you up on that."

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pt 2 of wifies being minecraft dog coded for @mushroom-jack 😋 plus bonus birdcore parrot clips at the end

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Post-Race, Silverstone 2024

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Which are the best stream and video upload sites?

Video upload sites are platforms that allow users to upload and share videos with others. These sites have become increasingly popular over the years, with millions of users uploading and viewing videos every day. In this article, we will discuss some of the most popular video upload sites.

YouTube: YouTube is one of the most popular video upload sites in the world, with over 2 billion active users. It allows users to upload, share, and view videos on a wide range of topics. YouTube is owned by Google, and its search engine optimization (SEO) is very good, making it a great platform for content creators to get discovered.

Vimeo: Vimeo is a video-sharing website that was launched in 2004. It is known for its high-quality videos and its focus on filmmakers and artists. Vimeo offers a variety of plans for creators, including a free plan, a paid plan, and a premium plan. Creators can also monetize their videos through Vimeo's "Video on Demand" feature.

Mystream4u: Mystream4u is a platform where you can upload and share you videos for free in many video formats.

Dailymotion: Dailymotion is a video-sharing platform that was launched in 2005. It is similar to YouTube, but it has a smaller user base. Dailymotion is popular in Europe and Asia, and it allows users to upload videos up to 60 minutes long.

Twitch: Twitch is a video streaming platform that was launched in 2011. It is popular among gamers and live streamers, and it allows users to stream live video and interact with viewers in real-time. Twitch also offers monetization options for content creators, including subscriptions and donations.

Facebook: Facebook is a social media platform that allows users to upload and share videos. It has over 2.8 billion active users, making it one of the largest video upload sites in the world. Facebook also offers monetization options for content creators through its "Ad Breaks" feature.

Instagram: Instagram is a social media platform that is primarily focused on photos and videos. It allows users to upload short videos up to 60 seconds long, making it a popular platform for content creators to share short-form videos.

TikTok: TikTok is a social media platform that is primarily focused on short-form videos. It has become increasingly popular in recent years, with over 1 billion active users. TikTok allows users to upload short videos up to 60 seconds long, and it offers a variety of editing tools and filters to make videos more engaging.

Vevo: Vevo is a video hosting service that is focused on music videos. It is owned by major music labels, including Sony Music and Universal Music Group, and it allows users to watch and share music videos.

Metacafe: Metacafe is a video sharing site that was launched in 2003. It is known for its short-form videos, which are typically 90 seconds or less. Metacafe allows users to upload and share videos on a variety of topics, including entertainment, sports, and technology.

Flickr: Flickr is a photo-sharing website that also allows users to upload and share videos. It is popular among photographers and artists, and it allows users to upload videos up to 3 minutes long.

In conclusion, these are just some of the most popular video upload sites available today. Each platform has its own unique features and audience, so it is important for content creators to choose the platform that best fits their needs and goals.

What is Stream4u and how to stream video?

Stream4u is video is a method of transmitting video data over the internet in real-time. Instead of downloading the entire video file before playback, streaming video allows the viewer to watch the video as it is being transmitted. This enables faster playback and allows viewers to start watching the video almost immediately.

To stream4u a video, you need an internet connection and a device capable of accessing the internet, such as a computer, smartphone, or tablet. You can stream videos from a variety of sources, including video hosting sites like YouTube and Vimeo, as well as subscription-based streaming services like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and Hulu.

It's important to note that stream4u video requires a fast and stable internet connection. If your internet connection is slow or unreliable, you may experience buffering or other playback issues. Additionally, some streaming services may require a subscription or may charge for individual video rentals or purchases.

There are several ways to stream video, but the most common method involves using a streaming service or platform. Here are the basic steps to stream video:

Choose a streaming platform: There are many popular streaming platforms available such as YouTube, Twitch, Vimeo, and Facebook. Choose a platform that suits your needs and create an account.

Prepare your video: Before streaming your video, you need to ensure that it is properly encoded and formatted. This may involve compressing the video to reduce its file size and converting it to a compatible format such as MP4 or MOV.

Set up your streaming software: Most streaming platforms offer streaming software that you can download and use to stream your video. Alternatively, you can use third-party software such as OBS or Streamlabs.

Configure your settings: Once you have your streaming software set up, you need to configure your settings such as video resolution, bitrate, and audio settings.

Go live: After configuring your settings, you can go live and start streaming your video. Make sure to test your stream beforehand to ensure everything is working properly.

Engage with your audience: As you stream, engage with your audience by responding to comments and answering questions. This will help to build a loyal following and keep viewers coming back for more.

Overall, stream4u video can be a fun and rewarding way to share your content with the world. Just remember to follow best practices and engage with your audience to make the most of your streaming experience.

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How Can I Send a Large Video Online?

Whether you're trying to upload a large video, or a simple file, there are a few different ways you can send it. Using cloud solutions and secure FTP servers are popular options. Both are free, but the former has some restrictions.

The oldest method is FTP, which stands for File Transfer Protocol. This allows you to upload and download files to a central server. Depending on your internet connection, you may be able to upload your video relatively quickly. Alternatively, you can choose a specialized video hosting service. These services will store your videos on a specialized server, and will allow you to access them from anywhere.

Some of the most popular cloud storage services include Google Drive, Dropbox, and OneDrive. These services offer free storage for up to 16GB of space. They also have unlimited file transfers. These services also offer compression options to reduce the size of your video. You can upload video on My stream4u platform.

Another option is MASV, which offers fast transfers of big video files. This pay-as-you-go model requires no setup. It also has no hidden costs. You can try a free trial before purchasing.

Another method of sending your video is via a messaging app. Most of these apps will let you upload up to 300 MB of files. You can select specific friends to share the upload video online with. The recipient of your message will receive the link to the video, and they can play it without opening a new browser. This makes it easy to collaborate with other creators.

How To Send Large Video Files Without Losing Quality?

Fortunately, there are a number of ways to send your video files with style. These include the obvious like email and the less obvious like a private cloud solution. The cloud allows you to send large video files in a flash without having to compromise your privacy or your video quality.

The biggest challenge is choosing which one is best for your video needs. Some of these services offer unlimited storage plans, while others are a bit more restrictive. For example, Box is a bit of a hybrid, focusing on productivity apps and enterprise-class storage.

In terms of uploading and sharing your video, Dropbox makes the grade. Its file syncing capabilities make for an easy way to share your favourite videos with your peers. You can also tinker with your settings and adjust your video quality to your liking. If you need to go the extra mile, consider using a dedicated server. A virtual server can cost as little as $5 per month. Alternatively, you can use your own NAS or network attached storage device to provide the same functionality.

In addition to the cloud, the most effective strategy is to use a private video hosting solution. This way, you can ensure that your content is protected from copyright trolls and rogue servers. You'll also be able to watch your favorite video clips at your leisure, instead of having to wait for them to load. You'll also be able to avoid the dreaded bandwidth congestion.

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NBC News: The stars of ‘Interview With the Vampire’ on adapting the immortal love story for TV

I only find that small video of the interview. i dont know if there is more bc there is transcriptions of their quotes in the link that i didnt saw in the video

“Vampires intrinsically are about yearning and love — immortal love and yearning over the ages,” Reid told NBC News, citing the famous immortals Nosferatu and Dracula as examples. “They’re very emotional, desperate beings who have to survive eternity and don’t usually want to do that alone. When you read Anne Rice, you see that in Louis and Lestat.” 

“This is the quintessential vampire story, really,” Reid added. “It’s this yearning and love and intensity, with all of its darkest elements brought to the front, and told over the centuries.”

“There’s something so beautifully domestic about Louis and Lestat in the novels. They have this homeliness, this deep connection that they always come back to, no matter what’s happened,” Anderson said of translating the vampires’ complicated love affair on screen.

“But then they’ll burn each other’s houses down, as well,” Reid interjected, laughing. “It’s vampire love. Murder is our love language.” 

Anderson and Reid’s approach to the protagonists’ fiery relationship was very much informed by Rice’s many novels involving the characters, which collectively make up the Lestat-focused Vampire Chronicles series. Reid came to the project as a longtime fan of Rice and the vampire genre, which he said he almost had to push aside in order to approach the role effectively. And Anderson, although he dove deeper into Rice’s work after being cast, also had a healthy grasp of the characters from reading the first few books in the Vampire Chronicles.

“I feel such an affinity with Louis. Although I do love Lestat in the book series, particularly ‘The Vampire Lestat’ on” Anderson said, referencing the second book in the Vampire Chronicles. “There are times that I don’t envy Sam.” 

“He’s very complex,” Reid responded, referring to Lestat. “Heis a vampire. And he behaves in ways that you would want a vampire to behave — otherwise, you wouldn’t be reading vampire literature or looking at vampires.”

“Reading the script for the first time, even before I was attached to it, I could tell that it was the right approach to the material. You could really feel that there was a huge amount of respect for the books and what she was trying to say,” Reid said, referring to Rice. “And the lightness, the humor, the love story, the drama, the absurdity — all of that’s there.”

Rather than taking the approach of color-blind casting, Jones reframes the story so that Louis, who begins immortal life at the beginning of the 20th century, is dealing with the racism and limitations of the eras through which he lives. This, Anderson points out, brings another dimension to this character’s defining struggle with immortal life.

“Because Louis’ central preoccupation is his humanity — and what he still retains from it and what he’s lost from it — if you cast him as a person of color but then don’t factor in his race, then that would read as phony,” Anderson said. “I don’t really see what the point would be. “There are examples of colorblind casting where it’s a fantasy character and you don’t need to go there. But, because Louis’ ‘human-ness’ is so central to him, I wouldn’t have wanted to do it if we weren’t going to bring the real world into it in that way.”

“The characters are intrinsically linked to the city. You walk around the French Quarter and you hear an Anne Rice tour every 100 meters. So it was incredibly important to everyone that New Orleans remained this character,” Reid said, describing the city’s role in the series almost as if it were an actor.

“Mara [LePere-Schloop], the designer, created these beautiful sets. I mean, they were just stunning. When I walked into the Rue Royale set for the first time, my legs buckled,” he added, referring to the street on which the vampires’ luxurious home resides. “It was incredibly transportive.”

During filming, the actors lived in Rice’s beloved hometown for about six months, soaking up the city’s infamous late-night culture while depicting her nocturnal creatures.

“If you’re gonna live anywhere in the country, that’s where you want to live at night,” Reid said.

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Whatever happens...

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Paranmaum - Linda linda linda, 終わらない歌 (An Endless Song) The blue hearts★

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my oversharing ass posting gifs (i love how this came out)