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Table of Contents

• Can I test SublimeVideo on localhost or another development domain?
• I have multiple subdomains of my main domain, should I create a separate site for each of them?
• I have staging domains, should I create a separate site for each of them?
• I have different domains leading to the same content, should I create a separate site for each of them?
• Do you provide encoding and hosting for my video files?

Can I test SublimeVideo on localhost or another development domain?

Sure. By default SublimeVideo always works on localhost and 127.0.0.1. If you want to use a more specific development domain, please edit your site settings.

I have multiple subdomains of my main domain, should I create a separate site for each of them?

You don’t have to. You may share the same player across all your subdomains via the wildcard option.

I have staging domains, should I create a separate site for each of them?

No, you can add your staging domain to the staging domains field. Learn more.

I have different domains leading to the same content, should I create a separate site for each of them?

You don’t have to. You may add these domains to the alias domains field. Learn more.

Do you provide encoding and hosting for my video files?

No, for the moment we focus exclusively on providing the best HTML5 Video Player. That said, you can integrate SublimeVideo with YouTube or use SublimeVideo with Vimeo Pro hosting.

In the future, we intend to provide you with even more choices as we will develop an integrated encoding and hosting service directly available on SublimeVideo.