If you ’re frequently upload video and photos to Flickr , YouTUbe , Vimeo , Twitpic or Facebook , you do it that it ’s slightly annoying to have to lumber into each service , search your files and go through their uploader . Courier solves all this for you .
It ’s a screen background app that lets you make Envelopes that represent various services , so you’re able to place Vimeo and YouTube as a “ videos ” upload , and Facebook and Twitter and Twitpic as a “ photos ” upload , for instance . Or , just fuse and match whatever you care . Once you ’ve set the Envelopes , just drag your media onto those envelope and Courier will automatically upload your file cabinet for you , without having to visit their webpages .
There ’ve been Flickr uploaders and YouTube uploaders and FTP clients before , but as far as I know , nothing ’s combine all these various service into one app . Realmac also incorporate extensibility , so other services can add uploadability after the fact . For example , there is an Amazon S3 plugin that you may employ to backup your files to the cloud .
As far as I ’ve seen , it handles file cabinet uploads quite well , except when there ’s a slight problem with , say , shred . I test upload a 100 M YouTube television that seemed like it was successful , until Courier told me , 10 minutes later , that one of the rag had a high-risk type in it . I had to reupload the video with better tag , which was successful . It would have been nice to figure out if the tags work or not before the upload failed , but that is most likely a limitation with YouTube , rather than a Courier thing .
In any face , if you ’re a frequent uploader , messenger is for you . [ Realmac ]
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