gtmcknight

Seriously awesome, jump straight into non-stop project vids here: http://kickstumbler.com/view?vid=1

we will def try to make it! (@hypem + @sched)

An oldie but goodie TED Talk. These are consistently the most engaging and interesting speeches. FYI I run a video site called Chime.TV and we created a channel just for TED Talks: http://chime.tv/tedtalks

Recent ones I've enjoyed are Erin McKean's Redifining The Dictionary ( http://chime.tv/tedtalks/3l9sg ) and Rives: Is 4AM The New Midnight? ( http://chime.tv/tedtalks/2gdlw )

Jaed: Great suggestion, I think we will implement that idea, thanks

Zach: It's actually just an issue with flash on OSX i believe, but we're looking into how to fix that now, thanks :D

Vuknje: If you grab the blue bar just above the playlist, you can resize the playlist to your liking :)

Staunch: Actually if you check out our Net100 Channel ( http://chime.tv/#net100/ ) it combines the top videos from digg, mefi, youtube etc all in one place!

Thanks for the kind words Mkull and Mdolon

I've been hiding on News.YC for a few weeks now, and have been loving the content and feedback this community has. I'd like to submit my latest startup that a friend and I created over 6 months in our spare time.

Any feedback/critiques/ideas very, very welcome!

Here's the quick summary: Chime.TV aggregates millions of videos from across the web (from blip.tv, Break.com, DailyMotion, Google Videos, Kewego, MetaCafe, MySpace, Veoh.com, YouTube) to create a tv-like experience within your browser. With over 20 editorially-programmed channels, you can get started right away watching everything from documentaries to music videos. Or, you can do a search to find what you are looking for. You can save favorites, create your own channels to share and even send video-mail to friends. With a fullscreen, non-stop playing experience that is always on-demand, Chime.TV is truly lean back internet TV.