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hellboy78 04-16-2015 11:04 AM

most profitable markets to exploit exclusive content?
 
Hi

I wish to know your opinions about which are the most profitable markets to exploit exclusive movies, in order of most profitable

in my opinion:

1 - cable,tv, satellite
2 - memberships sites
3 - tubes with pcm programs , paidperview.com
4 - clips4sales
5 - produce for clients
6 - licensing
7 - dvds

Barry-xlovecam 04-16-2015 11:31 AM

I guess Netflix.com is not a player in your local market.
They have the subscriber base income to produce good content of their own.

Netflix added 5 million subscribers last month with most of that growth in the EU markets.

hellboy78 04-16-2015 01:02 PM

and they accept hardcore?

j3rkules 04-16-2015 01:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hellboy78 (Post 20450727)
and they accept hardcore?

Hell yeah, check out the Nymphomaniac movie.

:thumbsup

hellboy78 04-16-2015 03:13 PM

DAMN

which tecnology use? iptv?

Barry-xlovecam 04-16-2015 03:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by celebsnudehd (Post 20450744)
Hell yeah, check out the Nymphomaniac movie.

:thumbsup

:1orglaugh not really

I saw cable, in the USA it not "hardcore?"

Netflix will never do hardcore -- why there is no 'pornflix' subscription service is perplexing.

Some people will pay 9.99, all you can watch, a month for legal full length porn at 720P/1082P. When your market is commoditized ... the alternative is to allow user download and have porn tube "user uploads." Some of the money is better than none of the money.

The major film studios have adopted this Internet model after their first release and rental release periods. The porn "hard copy release" is very limited.

So, what is the hold up?

Barry-xlovecam 04-16-2015 03:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hellboy78 (Post 20450870)
DAMN

which tecnology use? iptv?

MP4 EME now. Netflix was using MS Silverlight.
They needed to be cross platform -- HTML5 for the win :thumbsup
The resolution and quality is much better.

mikesouth 04-16-2015 05:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam (Post 20450887)
MP4 EME now. Netflix was using MS Silverlight.
They needed to be cross platform -- HTML5 for the win :thumbsup
The resolution and quality is much better.

netflix is now using MPEG DASH with a custom player.

Barry-xlovecam 04-16-2015 05:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mikesouth (Post 20450994)
netflix is now using MPEG DASH with a custom player.

Quote:

The Netflix Tech Blog: HTML5 Video at Netflix

Monday, April 15, 2013
HTML5 Video at Netflix
http://secure.netflix.com/en_us/ffe/...000.131.011.js
so tell me what that is LOL
that is from chrome BTW

Barry-xlovecam 04-16-2015 06:37 PM

Today's news:

Quote:

W3C

Encrypted Media Extensions

W3C Editor's Draft 16 April 2015

This version:
https://w3c.github.io/encrypted-media/
Latest published version:
Encrypted Media Extensions
Latest editor's draft:
https://w3c.github.io/encrypted-media/
Editors:
David Dorwin, Google Inc.
Jerry Smith, Microsoft Corporation
Mark Watson, Netflix Inc.
https://w3c.github.io/encrypted-media/

This is evolving daily

hellboy78 04-17-2015 01:58 AM

but if they don't accept hardcore...it's not related to our biz.

I think is better for mainstream videos or soft versions

same for amazon, itunes, watchTV, vudu

NewNick 04-17-2015 04:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam (Post 20450882)
:1orglaugh not really


Netflix will never do hardcore -- why there is no 'pornflix' subscription service is perplexing.


So, what is the hold up?

Netflix does not have to compete with an endless supply of rival companies that DONT charge the customer for the product.

:2 cents:

Barry-xlovecam 04-17-2015 04:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NewNick (Post 20451268)
Netflix does not have to compete with an endless supply of rival companies that DONT charge the customer for the product.

:2 cents:

Are there not 1001 movie piracy and torrent sites with links to pirated motion pictures as well as video of TV and cable network produced content?

Why pay for porn when it is free?
Why pay for full length movies when you can steal them?

Same thing. It is just a difference of scale and the organization of the theft and the commoditization, really the devaluation, of the product :2 cents:

Barry-xlovecam 04-17-2015 05:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hellboy78 (Post 20451235)
but if they don't accept hardcore...it's not related to our biz.

I think is better for mainstream videos or soft versions

same for amazon, itunes, watchTV, vudu

Well you can wait for a 'pornfix' to sell to or you can try to create your own 'pornflix' ...

There is no Internet outlet now like the 'pornflix' idea I have thrown out. Someone needs to do some consumer market studies to assess the market acceptance of the idea because the development cost would be substantial.

hellboy78 04-17-2015 05:28 AM

you think netflix , amazon, can accept softcore videos?

NewNick 04-17-2015 05:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam (Post 20451304)
Are there not 1001 movie piracy and torrent sites with links to pirated motion pictures as well as video of TV and cable network produced content?

Why pay for porn when it is free?
Why pay for full length movies when you can steal them?

Same thing. It is just a difference of scale and the organization of the theft and the commoditization, really the devaluation, of the product :2 cents:

Porn and mainstream entertainment is not consumed in the same way - it is a mistake to compare the two as equals.

The vast majority of porn consumption is random and casual. The porn tube delivers everything the average punter needs effortlessly. He does his thing, and then heads off back to facebook. He has no need to pay. He would rather not have something embarrassing on his credit card statement, and he has no affiliation to a particular site or porn star.

The netflix consumption on the other hand is completely different. My netflix account is used most by my children. The small monthly cost is not noticed and everyone in the household benefits. Furthermore we are increasingly consuming Netflix on our TV sets rather than PCs. I happen to use an apple TV, but Netflix is bundled on Smart TVs, set top boxes, google/android devices. You cannot torrent onto your TV via these devices, not easily anyway. The average Netflix customer would not even know how to access a torrent.

So it is easy to see why pornflix type products are not dominating the market. The average punter has a much better option. :2 cents:

Barry-xlovecam 04-17-2015 05:32 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hellboy78 (Post 20451323)
you think netflix , amazon, can accept softcore videos?

No, they are more family oriented I think and are public stock companies (reputation management). The days of the local video rental store with the ''back room'' adult content are over.

Probably a dead end.

Barry-xlovecam 04-17-2015 05:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NewNick (Post 20451324)
Porn and mainstream entertainment is not consumed in the same way - it is a mistake to compare the two as equals. ...
So it is easy to see why pornflix type products are not dominating the market. The average punter has a much better option. :2 cents:

You make a very good case why any investment would be a bad idea ... I never envisioned sitting on the living room sofa watching streamed porn on my TV :1orglaugh

Any internet connected device could stream this 'pornflix' business model. Tubes seem desperate for new content -- there is so much less to steal. This is the problem with cannibalism -- only one man is left standing and he starves to death in the end.

NewNick 04-17-2015 06:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam (Post 20451337)
You make a very good case why any investment would be a bad idea ... I never envisioned sitting on the living room sofa watching streamed porn on my TV :1orglaugh

Any internet connected device could stream this 'pornflix' business model. Tubes seem desperate for new content -- there is so much less to steal. This is the problem with cannibalism -- only one man is left standing and he starves to death in the end.


Well maybe the market is changing again and a pornflix type business might become viable and profitable. However up until now that has not been the case and you do not have to be a genius to see why.

Mediamix 04-17-2015 06:17 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hellboy78 (Post 20450727)
and they accept hardcore?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam (Post 20450882)
:1orglaugh not really

I saw cable, in the USA it not "hardcore?"

Netflix will never do hardcore -- why there is no 'pornflix' subscription service is perplexing.

Some people will pay 9.99, all you can watch, a month for legal full length porn at 720P/1082P. When your market is commoditized ... the alternative is to allow user download and have porn tube "user uploads." Some of the money is better than none of the money.

The major film studios have adopted this Internet model after their first release and rental release periods. The porn "hard copy release" is very limited.

So, what is the hold up?

Here in The Netherlands we have Net69.nl. It's a lot like Netflix, but with hardcore porn.

American Psycho 04-17-2015 07:32 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam (Post 20451313)
Well you can wait for a 'pornfix' to sell to or you can try to create your own 'pornflix' ...

There is no Internet outlet now like the 'pornflix' idea I have thrown out. Someone needs to do some consumer market studies to assess the market acceptance of the idea because the development cost would be substantial.

umm wrong.
there are a whole bunch of these, remember that porn really did thrive at the beginning of da inter webs.

i.e. videosz.com and many others that are clearly cloning netflix name brand etc

vod is not new in porn.

Barry-xlovecam 04-17-2015 08:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by American Psycho (Post 20451418)
umm wrong.
there are a whole bunch of these, remember that porn really did thrive at the beginning of da inter webs.

i.e. videosz.com and many others that are clearly cloning netflix name brand etc

vod is not new in porn.

We closed our VOD 4 years ago. That was pay per video or VOD time.
videosz.com that's classic :1orglaugh I have flash disabled -- no video for me.
VOD didn't adapt. I rarely see it advertised today.

There may have been unlimited VOD site use by subscription -- were there any at a 7.99 - 9.99 per month price point?

Barry-xlovecam 04-17-2015 08:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mediamix (Post 20451354)
Here in The Netherlands we have Net69.nl. It's a lot like Netflix, but with hardcore porn.

Quote:

2 Day trial*
No obligations
$ 1,39

1 Month
Immediately terminable
$ 13,55p.m.

12 Months
One time payment $ 129,90
$ 10,85p.m.
Will it work without flash on a tablet for example?
Are they doing the volume?
How many titles?
Is that price really in Euros or Dollars for me in the US?

American Psycho 04-17-2015 09:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam (Post 20451482)
Will it work without flash on a tablet for example?
Are they doing the volume?
How many titles?
Is that price really in Euros or Dollars for me in the US?

YES they exist!
I only posted cause u keep saying they dont and thats silly Statement for someone that is in this biz As long as u.

Theres damn adult clones of Netflix ive seen.

And so what if its not a lot of volume Or the exact price. Nit pick much?
they dont success because its NOT new model in adult.

They exist and there's a bunch.
its totally naive to believe they dont and u have a great idea To adult clone netflix. Lol

Barry-xlovecam 04-17-2015 11:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by American Psycho (Post 20451527)
YES they exist!
I only posted cause .. have a great idea To adult clone netflix. Lol

That is 2003.
If you accused Netfix of cloning the VOD type format you might have a point.
That's basically what they did and served it buffet style. Of course they deserve full credit for monetizing the idea and employing HTML5 EME to satisfy the demands of their content providers.

VOD in porn has not done this -- anyone with an example is welcome to post one that is not a Flash or Silverlight relic.

hellboy78 04-17-2015 05:19 PM

well, I posted this thread about , exploit exclusive porn content
which are the most profitable channels...

and you went straight to netflix


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