According to figures from Nielsen Online, traffic on YouTube rose 18 percent in November and December 2007.
However, the biggest gains were on video website Crackle, which saw its traffic jump by 105.6 percent in the two months since the strike kicked in.
Crackle's regular 1.2 million users doubled to 2.4 million during November and December.
Dailymotion's traffic for the period was up by 12.6 percent, and LiveVideo's increased by 9.4 percent.
However, the gains could also be explained by dips at rival video websites MySpace, MSN and Yahoo which all saw traffic fall between 3.5 percent and eight percent over the period.
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