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RedRelay.net is a website dedicated to hosting high quality RED footage.

Fore more information, see the FAQ listed below:

How Do I Get A Red Owners Login?
To get a login set up in order to upload, PM or email RedRelay.net with your red serial number and preferred password. They are currently accepting login requests from people who have their Reds and people who are going to receive their Reds the next delivery date.

Can I Get A RedRelay Login if I Don't Have My Red Yet?
No. Unfortunately, they are only giving accounts to those who have actually received or are about to receive their Red at this time. As they see it, there is no reason for you to have your own RedRelay account when you don't have any Red footage to upload. Red Owner Logins are only for those who have Red cameras and have shot footage to share. Of course you can still access the site publicly to view footage shot by others by simply going to www.redrelay.net.

How Can I Download/Watch a Clip?
First, you need QuickTime. Windows users may not be able to play all clips as a Windows version of the Red codec is not available at this time. So, get a Mac!
A) Select the clip you want to download. Click "Download" icon to the clip name.
B) Click the icon to watch (beware of clips over 720p not fitting in your browser window).

How Can I Open a DPX file?
You need Adobe Photoshop or a free application such as RenderNan's DPXViewer.

How Can I Open an R3D file?
You need to download RedCine from the Red website. You can get it here: http://www.red.com/support. Best to have a Mac for this too. A good Mac. Or a really good PC.

Can I Hotlink to A Video Clip from RedRelay?
Yes! Now you can! Of course, hosting credit is always encouraged.

Feel free to use this code to get the link image:

RedRelay.net

What About Bandwidth/Space?
We have 15,000GB of transfer a month. What that comes down to is that RedRelay ANYTHING- EVER. If you can dream it, you can do it.

Browser Compatibility
All major browsers have been tested and approved on Windows, Mac and some forms of Linux - except Netscape - which we haven't tested at all. You shouldn't be using that though. Get Firefox or Safari.
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