The phrase "aggregate video" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to compiling or collecting video content from various sources into a single format or presentation.
Example: "The platform allows users to create an aggregate video that combines clips from different events into one cohesive narrative."
Alternatives: "compiled video" or "consolidated video".
What's the best way to aggregate video and audio?
Besides, we evaluate the model accuracy in characterizing aggregate video traffic resulting from multiplexing various video sources.
Cellphone images are increasingly being shared between users on mobile networks and social networking sites, and they are being broadly consumed on Web sites that aggregate video and images.
"The sites that aggregate video tend to have higher engagement levels," he added, than sites that "have a lot of masters to serve by offering a lot of reasons for consumers to go there" in addition to video like recipes and articles.
For example, Facebook now rivals YouTube in aggregate video plays.
The company first launched in January 2005 with a downloadable Mac client that allowed users to aggregate video blog content and watch and/or download it to a device.
Of course, hashtags also make sense as a way to aggregate videos.
Previously, one of Vodio's differentiating features was that it didn't just aggregate videos trending among your friends on social networks, it offered insight into what "the crowd" thinks is popular, too.
For example, if I create a dashboard for Tiger Woods, NetVibes will aggregate videos from Google search, news from Google news, photos from Flickr, realtime search results from Yahoo, Tweets about Woods and more.
Google and Microsoft are aggregating video content of others, but not making their own.
Cable and satellite providers typically recover the high costs of aggregating video content into packages through a combination of subscription fees and advertising revenue.
