We are proud to have some great customers using SublimeVideo. Introducing the latest entry to our Customer Showcase:
Own Point of Sale – http://ownpointofsale.com
Own is an end-to-end solution for running quick service businesses. Billed as the world’s first ‘social point of sale’ platform, Own provides small business owners with an integrated, cloud-based POS solution. Own offer a 12.1” tablet and ‘Nimbus’ OS to make it easier than ever to take orders from anywhere. Email receipts, open tabs, time-tracking for employees, coupons and real-time analytics are some of the features provided by Own to put the fun back into running a small business.
The site’s new Tutorials section makes use of SublimeVideo’s playlists feature to showcase video demos of various Own features and workflows.
“SublimeVideo lets me focus on creating beautiful videos and not on maintaining plug-ins. It is a breeze to set-up, and the video player design is just slick and awesome.”
“It was a huge relief to be able to rely on SublimeVideo to have a cross-browser solution that was not only visually pleasing to the users but to our designers as well. It took less than 10 minutes to implement with zero to little configuration to get up and running so we could swiftly move on to other things.
“I’m a fan of any service that helps make Front End Developers lives easier. In the case of 
“Katabatic Digital is a creative services media company and video content is our product. We’ve spent a great deal of R&D on developing proprietary encoding technology to display our work on the web and our digital artists spend countless hours perfecting every pixel on screen. We needed a first class vehicle for showcasing our work to our clients and SublimeVideo delivered on tech and style.”
“We’ve already moved into the next generation of the web; with the abundant growth of tablets and smartphones making their way into our analytics, service rich media to all of our audience is highly important to me. As a result, I specifically wanted a player that 1) could reach multiple formats, 2) avoided flash unless necessary, 3) was friendly to use, and 4) was damn good looking.
“Since the launch of our updated TV service back in 2010 we have strived to offer our customers new channels, with a high quality of service. The SublimeVideo Player has helped us to showcase the latest and upcoming TV-shows. Thanks to the support offered by SublimeVideo, the implementation into our 
“Sublime simply gets the job done and looks great whilst doing it! After trying out numerous other (free) alternatives I’d always come across a random bug or browser issue that meant they couldn’t be used in a production environment — then along came Sublime, and just worked flawlessly first time. When time is precious, sometimes it’s best to just spend a little to save a lot — and this is one of those times!”
“We chose Sublime having become frustrated with FlowPlayer. We liked that it looks the same with Flash or HTML5 video (that was important to our customer; they didn’t want to know about different video types, etc; they just didn’t want the look to change at any time), and (most importantly) that it was super-easy to implement. The ease-of-implementation saved us a lot of time.”
“We looked at plenty different players as well as building one ourselves. We wanted something that was high impact. The choice was dead easy: we love the SublimeVideo player.”
“After trying more than a dozen other video players, we were thrilled to discover the SublimeVideo Player, with its support for HTML5 video. Now, whether our users access the training videos from their desktop or mobile device, we know they’ll enjoy the same gorgeous interface and ease of use.
“HTML5 video can be a bag of hurt if you implement it on your own. The fact that SublimeVideo makes it so we can just drop in a line of Javascript and it works consistently across all the browsers is amazing. The great design and thoughtful user experience just make it even better.”
“One of the main points I wanted to address during the design was how the trailer would stream. After years of using Flash for video I wanted to get away from it and allow iOS and other mobile devices to be able to watch it natively. The trailer was the most important part of the site so I spent a lot of time looking into HTML5 video but was aware we needed to make sure older browsers had a Flash fallback. I had tried a few solutions but nothing wrapped it all up so nicely like the Sublime service. When I showed Cathy a demo she loved the interface and the zoom/full screen options. I had already signed up for the beta earlier and incidentally I got my invite just few days after deciding it was the service for us.
“Being a motion designer my knowledge building websites is limited so I needed to find a solution that was easy enough to implement it myself without compromising on the design of functionality. I did some research and tested most of today’s HTML5 players and Sublime was by far the sexiest looking and easiest to implement.
“We’ve tried a number of different video players, but none of them have satisfied our craving for design perfection like SublimeVideo has. Not only does it look amazing, it also works everywhere we need it to, from desktop to mobile. Plus, with its flexible JavaScript 
“We needed to leverage HTML5 video for Method & Craft because we knew iOS device use would be high among our visitors. The SublimeVideo player not only delivered on that need in spades, but also looks absolutely gorgeous which is a big deal to design nerds like us.”
“The SublimeVideo player has set a real benchmark for high quality HTML5 video players. By using it on littlebigplanet.com, it’s allowed us to deliver our videos across a broad spectrum of devices and operating systems to a much wider audience, including the latest smartphone handsets – an ever increasing proportion of our site visitors. Additionally, the Jilion team have been really helpful and supportive, allowing us to deliver the best experience for our users.”