GlueTube
Download Woodworking Videos to Your iPod or Computer
comments (0) January 30th, 2009 in blogs, videos
Matt Berger, contributor
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Produced by: The Taunton Press
We've received a number of requests from readers over the past few years to make our Web videos available for download so they can be viewed when not connected to the Internet or on slow internet connections, or be transported to another device like an iPod or DVD player.
I'm happy to report our recently launched video download store powered by iAmplify.com, where you can purchase instructional woodworking and home building videos on topics from furniture making to finishing to home repair.
For this launch, we've made available Taunton's complete library of long-form DVDs, which you can browse using the player embeded above or by visiting our store homepage. We'll be publishing additional videos for sale in time as we test out the tool and see how customers like it.
Here's how it works: After you choose a video to puchase, you'll need to create an account on iAmplify.com since you will actually be purchasing your download from iAmplify, not from FineWoodworking.com or the Taunton Press. It takes just a few mouse clicks to get through the check-out process. Purchasing a download gives you instant access to the digital video file in its original quality and format, and it stores that file right on your desktop as well as your iAmplify video library, where it can be referenced on any computer connected to the Internet.
We're excited about this new tool as we continue to improve the video experience on FineWoodworking.com. If you do purchase one of these downloads, we'd love to hear your feedback. How do you like the iAmplify's store? Is this easy to use? Is it fun to watch on your iPod? What are the benefits of owning a digital video rather than watching a streaming video from our site?
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