Question Regarding Seamless Module Function
Using Jamroom
Yes, yes, and yes. Exactly what I've been trying express.
It's really pretty much like what we have in ning 2.0.
Thank you for explaining it well, Curtis. I've been meaning to get back to this discussion and lay out what we'd like but have been so busy and kind of dreading/avoiding it.
To add to this or further clarify-
I would prefer that the ONLY place where the vids should be split into the 3 types would be when a member goes to ADD a video. And personally I'd like the FIRST choices to be YT and Vimeo, with the actual site upload being 3rd in line in importance, since I want to encourage people to choose simply embedding (YT/Vimeo) over actually uploading it... for me to have to store on my server forever. As a music site, my thousands of members add a LOT of videos, and I really prefer that they use YT or Vimeo. Uploaded videos add up quickly in terms of storage. But I don't want to remove that option altogether.
YES- site's main page: ONE link for Videos at top, and also ONE video module/contentblock ...both showing 'X' number of latest videos of all 3 types together, no glaring visible difference in the thumbnails. YES to the combined grid page with thumbnails, video title, -AND the member name! (we currently do not even have the member name showing of the person whose video it is) That overall grid page would be, I guess, at site.com/video. Then have the module on the index page be like the current one, but showing all 3 types not just the 'uploaded' vids.
Then the member profile pages: YES, Curtis- want to REMOVE the video tabs altogether and have ONE video module with a crolling list or grid showing all 3 types of videos from that member only...in order by latest, with thumbnail, title, and member name. Having the member's vid thumbnails SHOWING on the profile pages instead of seeing only dull tabs...much more exciting and colorful and tempting to click on!
It's all about getting members excited and motivated. I know it seems like a lot to ask for, but member videos are critical for active interactive sites.

It's probably the biggest thing remaining in the way of my migration...and always has been the biggest issue for me.
Thanks