Flickr‘s long rumored video feature has arrived. I’ve gathered the details that Webware, Techcrunch and Wired have outlined:
- 90 second clips maximum – nothing longer initially at least.
- 150MB size maximum
- Uploads for Pro users only for the time being at least ($25/year for pro membership)
- Anyone can view the videos although you can still control the privacy of the videos like you do with photos.
- Videos show up alongside photos
- Videos can be shared, embedded individually or as part of sets.
- Video includes tagging, geotagging
- Search videos by tags, and descriptions
- Uploads directly from camera phones.
- Upload from web, uploadr, e-mail or API
- Option to view videos full screen.
- API for third party developers – yeah!
- Licensing options including creative commons.
- Support for English, French, German, Italian, Korean, Portuguese, Spanish and Chinese.
- 700 kbps
- 12 FPS, keyframe every 12 (fixed)
- Scaled within a 500×500 box with aspect maintained
- Audio is 44.1 kHz, steroe, 44kbps
- 2pass VBR, 700 kbps
- Photostreams are now coined MediaStreams to better describe the collection of photos and video.