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epicvr Sometimes they get recommended and get some attention with time that way. It was a nice gig. Gotta stay adaptable to everchanging circumstances in the digital age. Just my opinion.

doublevr just to sum up:
You want more PMV’s and compilations with cool effects and editing?

And regarding the linear compilations: I have been making multiple of the most favorited compilation videos this past year (my studio is AC VR) where I mainly focus on kissing (while fucking) and other intimate or niche stuff with multiple stars. Is this something you do not want anymore although it seems to be very valuable to many of your members?

Thanks in advance for your answer!

    Achunden Compilations have to be cool and exciting. Like MutinyVR and VRHythm mentioned above.
    Right now it’s more just a spam for most of them where I can barely see any added value. Going to check AC VR soon.

    This is something we yet try to figure out. Bear with me

      doublevr Thank you. That was my initial point. You took this measure when there were ridiculous uploads of pretty much the same thing without the added value within 48 hours by low effort compilators but we are not all like that. I for example made a Cum Swapping compilation people loved and there are barely any like it (by downloading SLR Originals in 8K and 6K for months and categorically arranging them to find the matching 1 min clips to make it). It took several hours over several days but it was worth doing. It's something premium SLR users want (judging by the thousands of likes). If there's too much going on limit us each to one compilation per week. There is a myriad of possible nuanced win-win-win solutions.

        double_bubble let's keep figuring out. We can do whatever makes sense. Right now I'm trying to make sense how do we separate good ones and not so good ones

        double_bubble I agree with you and support this initiative. At least one compilation per week we can upload, because otherwise it's really not worth the work done for 5-10 dollars earned on a film.

          It would be nice if there was at least a special category, or if SLR were to promote that the compilations are in the sandbox so that all members would know this. Under these conditions, we feel that we are working in vain.

          I think this is a supply and demand issue, in fact I know it is.
          For example:
          Kendra Sunderland - 15 compilations to her 2 SLR scenes.
          Lily Lou - 63 compilations for her 3 scenes on SLR.
          Karma Rx - 23 compilations for her 2 scenes on SLR

          So I don't know if compilations need to be promoted - they are abundantly there. No one is going "man if only I could find some compilations"

          The problem is that for every scene on SLR there at least 10x that many compilations. There is too much supply.
          Compilations are great, I love the hell out of them. Your problem is not with SLR or not being promoted enough or being hidden. The problem is that by the time you release a compilation, at least 10 others have as well, so your real problem is competition.

            xeddin1 If the compilations were not wanted by the public, they stopped viewing. But they worked very well, at least in my studio. The examples given by you are ok, only that most of them made compilations from the SLR studio because it is the best known. But there are other studios that you can choose to compile their clips.

            The idea is that after this decision, only a few studios will be left to make compilations because it is no longer profitable. you invest a lot of time and the results are very poor.

              epicvr the problem is that most of compilations are gaming the system by spamming the feed. That's what we want to fix. Right now we are manually separating linear cuts from Mutiny/VRHYTHM style.

              Also compilayions toggle will remove these from pornstars as well. It's super annoying indeed to see 16 compilations for 2 videos

                Hairsational Customers also want compilations of +30 creampies or +30 of their favorite models making out with cum in their mouths, which is why such compilations went above 1'000 Favorites rather quickly. Anti-compilation users can hide all compilations with one button. Personally I am acquiring a VR camera and equipment to hopefully produce original content and this was a way to get the foot in the door.

                @xeddin1 Yes, too many compilation studios were onboarded too quickly and without much vetting. The results are unsurprising. I took three weeks to make my first compilation and then another month for my second. The first one is now ranked number 5 in Top compilations of last year. With soon to be 3K Favs it clearly has value and is something customers want.

                In fact, at this point, absolutely hide all linear compilations in sandbox and let's get rid of those compilators who are not willing to put in the effort. Thanks.

                doublevr
                I assume by filter out linear cuts, that this does not apply to original creators. For example, if SwallowBay wanted to post compilations of their original content (as linear cuts) they would get a straight pass through with no resistance.

                We have been talking a lot about the visual effect of spam, but what if we switched gears to a negative effect I feel to be more pressing. The server backlog on uploading content and employee time spent doing quality checks.
                Currently, I imagine this is what the process is
                1) Each compilation must be reviewed to make sure it complies with everything.
                2) Each compilation must also go through the transcoder queue.
                3) Most earn about $5 (if we are to take as fact what was mentioned in this post previously)

                I assume there is data on all three of these points (employee time spent reviewing compilations, backlog of non-compilation videos getting through as they wait for the many compilations to finish transcoding, money actually being earned on newer compilations).

                I think it could be damaging to move to a system where creators essentially get told "no, you cannot make a compilation". The process of becoming a legal entity and just going through the process to actually post a compilation on SLR can take a lot of time and dedication. I think a more hand-in-hand approach could go a long ways with SLR and compilation creators, instead of a blunt axe.

                Something should be done. But it should be vocal, and clear. What are the issues, how do we address it, how can we all do better to find something that works.

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                My suggestion, is a page on the forums specially for compilation creators and SLR and / or a channel in the discord.
                This can keep the forums as a place for the general subscriber to discuss things they want to see / tech issues / whatever...while at the same time it will create a section for more business oriented discussion for the creators to collaborate with SLR (I.E., better relations, higher growth, higher quality)

                  6 days later

                  In my humble opinion, let’s break it down as fairy tale. SLR is an innovative powerhouse. One of its bold moves was the compilation feature, a bit of a trial-and-error experiment, but it made SLR stand out from the competition.

                  Then came the quality issues: too many low-quality compilations flooded in, turning the platform into a visual spamfest. The ideal response? More innovation! Think: a dedicated compilation section, filters, or even the ability to jump straight from a compilation to the original source (they already have the data for that!).

                  But innovation costs money, and the compilation feature didn't make the cut for priority funding. Instead, they went for a quick-and-dirty fix by dumping most compilations into a sandbox. Unfortunately, that move clashed with SLR’s inner identity of innovation.

                  As you can imagine, compilation creators weren’t thrilled, they're now venting in forums instead of focusing on producing better content. It's like SLR shot itself in the foot. Meanwhile, the market is shifting toward shorter, snappier content (similiar to TikTok, see also SLR shorts that flopped), and the beast of compilation creativity is already running wild.

                  The question is: Will SLR stay ahead, pioneering the next wave of innovation? Or will they be stuck playing catch-up? Only time will tell. Hopefully, the sandbox was just another one of those trial-and-error moves, and an innovative solution is on the horizon.

                  I absolutely love VR PMV above all else.I enjoy every single videos by Mutiny and was so disappointed when it stops making videos.So it is a pleasant surprise to see VRHYTHM's videos start appearing.I would love to see more videos like these.I do watch the other compilation videos only if they feature the models I like.

                    mgbgt35
                    Best PMV in existence (in my opinion) coming out this week, [VR PMV] Trippin' in Candyland. Though...moderators tend to have difficulty figuring out how to moderate most of my work which can cause delays(8 SwallowBay compilations with over 6+ hours of exclusive content been on hold for a week because of 10 seconds of extra logos in 50 minute long compilations). Should be this week though...hopefully...