Introducing the videowall
The videoroll has enjoyed great success since its launch. As you’ll recall, it is a small tool which let you post a set of mini video players on any external site. Following its months of faithful service, we decided it was time give it a bit of a facelift, and are pleased to roll-out Dailymotion’s new Videowall!
Overview
The videowall is an evolution of the Videoroll. Whereas the old version only allowed you to post one column or row of videos, the Videowall lets you post not only a column or row, but and animated “wall” of up to 81 (9×9) videos. The mini-players within the wall will pull the most recent videos from any video list available on Dailymotion: featured videos, most commented, most viewed, your channels, your videos, etc. - the possibilities are endless.
The tool, moreover, is fully configurable: you can add drop shadows, control spacing, show or hide video info with mouseovers, auto-play previews with the “zapping” mode (try it, it’s fun), and define the position of the logo. Don’t hesitate to play with all these options to create your ideal Videowall!
I love it, but where can I find it and how do I put it on my site?
You can see the Videowall on this page, and you can get to the factory by clicking the “Videowall” link under “Tools” in the footer at the bottom of any Dailymotion page. To put a Videowall on your site, select your options on the Videowall factory page, click “Generate Videowall”, and then copy the code and paste it where you want it to appear on your site.
What’s going to happen with the old Videorolls?
The Videorolls already in place will not be affected by the launch of the Videowall, but don’t hesitate to replace your Videorolls with Videowalls! As always, we invite your feedback on and opinion of this new tool. Please leave any praise - or let us know of any bugs - in the comments of this post. All your input will be reviewed.
12 February 2008 à 9:28 am
You should make a widget so we can stick this in our blogs.
15 February 2008 à 12:02 pm
updated blogs…
Updated Blogs…
9 March 2008 à 6:12 am
free car quote…
Excellent post. Keep it up!…
13 March 2008 à 1:16 pm
I Love the Wall as I do the Jukebox but the Jukebox does not work on Myspace because of iframe & Neither of them will work with Stumbleupon as I have tried to post them both there…
22 March 2008 à 10:05 am
very good thanks !
13 April 2008 à 9:13 am
the wall is great. I have an ongoing interview to work with dailymotion and sure hoe I get it,
28 May 2008 à 1:58 pm
28 May 2008 à 2:24 pm
You should make a widget so we can stick this in our blogs.
8 August 2008 à 2:36 pm
I cannot add it in to my WordPress blog. Wordpress.com doesn’t accept the script or the other shorter code which dailymotion provides. What should we do?
13 February 2009 à 9:39 pm
Message Received: Jan 05 2009, 04:30 PM
From: “Dailymotion Notifications”
To: melon666@fsmail.net
Cc:
Subject: Your Dailymotion account will no longer be associated with this address
Why was this message sent to me Kendy?
It is 39 days since I made a complaint. I have sent 431 emails so far.
I have asked for someone out of 120 employees, to take responsibility and investigate my complaint as I can prove that the account melonooo belongs to me and me alone. I have over 4000 friends and I don’t want to loose all my messages. My account has been given to someone else, with a different email address from the email address I have used for the past year melon666@fsmail.net and now has access to my personal details. How is it that new friends are being accepted without my agreement? All the evidence is there for you to see. I have proved that you have sent notifications for account melonooo to my email address melon666@fsmail.net
I have now been told that Dailymotion will ignore my complaint and any questions from now on. Why do you refuse to abide by your own rules as stated below?
FOR TECHNICAL REASONS AND IN ORDER TO FACILITATE THE HANDLING OF YOUR
FEEDBACK BY OUR TEAMS, PLEASE REPLY TO THIS MAIL DIRECTLY BY CLICKING
THE “REPLY” BUTTON OF YOUR MAIL CLIENT.
OTHERWISE, WE CANNOT GUARANTEE THE PROPER TREATMENT OF YOUR REQUEST.
It seems that the policy of Dailymotion is to ignore all legitimate communications until the account member gives up. I am not going to give up.
Dailymotion considers that a single member is not worth the effort yet states the following,
The information sent to Dailymotion is collected and processed according to current law governing Internet service providers. According to applicable law, at any time you are entitled to access, modify, correct or delete your personal data by requesting to do so via the “Contact Us” section.
25 July 2009 à 3:45 pm
very good thanks