How to host videos on your website

In this video, you will learn how to host videos on your website using custom domains.
The first thing you need to decide is whether you want to use a subdomain setup or a root domain setup. A subdomain is a prefix before the main domain, like video.9ranty.com. On the other hand, a root domain uses the main domain with a suffix, such as 9ranty.com/video.
For this tutorial, we will focus on setting up the subdomain option, as it is probably the most popular choice. If you want to connect the videos to the website or domain you're already using, the subdomain option is the way to go.
To set up a subdomain, you need to first choose the domain you want to use and then submit it for setup. There might be some additional steps required, such as adding a CNAME record in your domain provider. In this video, the instructor uses AWS as an example.
Once you have completed the setup, you can check the status in Tella to make sure it is verified and working correctly. If needed, you can refresh the page to check the status again.
Finally, you can see how your video looks on your custom domain by typing in the subdomain you set up, like video.9ranty.com. This will load the video on your custom domain, giving it a more professional and branded appearance.
By following the same steps, you can also set up a completely separate domain if you prefer. Just remember not to use the root domain option if you already have a live website running, as it will override that and cause conflicts.
So go ahead and enjoy hosting your videos on your own custom domain. It's a great way to enhance your website and provide a seamless viewing experience for your audience.
Custom Domain is available on Tella Premium only: www.tella.tv/premium/?via=yt
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