I think this is a pretty cool idea here.
I'm looking for additional support though.
The basic blocks for usage are up and running, but there are a few
details left out.
Like what formats play well with Mogulus? My QT movies are
languishing in this sometimes grey-ed out sometimes yellow marked
shells of the video files they should be. What's up with that?
Most of my stuff is in MOV format, and I was wondering what the deal
was. I'm a few hours out since sending them a note.
I bet they can't touch Mike @ Blip for support though. Thanks Mike!
Hey Mike, can you check with them and get Blip hooked up to their
search?
Anyway, I think this is a cool project and could really use the tools
Mogulus has to offer.
I hope they are a 'good' company. Haven't even checked. That gets so
depressing...
Cheers,
Ron Watson
http://k9disc.blip.tv
http://k9disc.com
http://pawsitivevybe.com/vlog
http://pawsitivevybe.com
On Jun 19, 2007, at 4:29 PM, Jonathan Bloom wrote:
> I just got accepted into the Mogulus beta and wanted to share with
> you about
> a new broadcasting tool. I've been toyng with the whole Live
> broadcasting
> field for a little bit.
>
> It sets you up with a channel and you can either broadcast live or
> setup an
> auto-pilot playlist of the clips you decide. Broadcasting live is like
> uStream except for the fact you can then add text overlays, a logo,
> or even
> those stingers you see on TV! Add to this the fact you can then
> bring in
> cued up clips or go straight to an archive or even switch to
> another camera
> feed or another user who has their computer's webcam hooked up.
>
> Then the auto-pilot can come on and you setup a playlist of clips
> you'd like
> to play automatically and soon they will be adding the ability to
> rerun your
> live broadcasts. There's more features than I mentioned here so goto
> http://mogulus.com and see why I'm excited as a vlogger/video
> producer.
>
> Also for people wondering, their business model is that after 8
> minutes a
> 5-15 second ad plays unless you upgrade to their pro version (which
> at this
> moment means you have no ads, you just pay for your bandwidth).
>
> I apologize if I sound like I'm marketing this, I just am crazy
> about the
> idea! This is what I was looking for! This is exactly what live
> broadcasting
> needs!
>
> --
> -Jonathan Bloom
> http://thenameiwantedwastaken.com
>
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