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Four million U.S. households are now using digital video cameras and
editing software every month to create movies at home, with roughly
750,000 doing so on a weekly basis, according
around the 1/9/05 Gena mentioned about [videoblogging] Re: Narrowing
Our View Of Video Blogging? that:
Okay, this is what I am hearing/perceiving/reading:
The preference is to post videoblogging information and related topics
to this group. If you want to talk about using the tools of vlogging
Hey Nick,
Since you sell T-shirts... Is there any way for an individual to
sell a t-shirt without a $500 - $1000 upfront investment? I'd love
to sell a couple of designs and I've investigated CafePress and I'm
sure I'd be disappointed with the quality. I just don't know of
another
I used Cafe Press for a while on my worldrps.com site and got a lot
of complaints about the quality, so we pulled the plug. Made great
money using them but it was not worth it.
Printing your own is also a huge hassle though as you are always
running out of the size you need. We sell enough to
Let's see, 4 million potential vbloggers /1300 members =
3076.9230769230769230769230769231 students per member.
Yikes!
Gena
http://outonthestoop.blogspot.com
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there is a new yahoo list for spanish speaking vloggers:
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Your use
why not set up a wiki?
Gena wrote:
My feeling is that this is an extension of the practics for this
event. For a limited time I think we can lean toward assistance by
sharing the links. After that then yes, there would be no reason to
continue to do so.
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My name is Markus Sandy and
Late last night, tossing and turning in bed, images of Hurricane Katrina
coverage echoed in my mind. I started thinking about how the online
community has responded to the hurricane. Many people are truly doing
yeoman's work, working around the clock to help cover the hurricane and
Gena wrote:
My question is What is the point of editing/not editing, recording,
posting and distribution if we can't (and I am stressing this) in
an emergency situation tell others about video sources?
with respect Gena, but wouldn't one obvious answer be
In order to make content for your
Michael,
T-shirts can be silk-screened and anyone in the
graphic arts and silk-screening can make really nice shirts in limited
numbers.
A friend of mine is bringing me information about a
place on St. Marks Place in NYC that can put any design on any shirt. I'll
pass along that
I have not been keeping up with with the group for the last few days, so, if this has already been posted, sorry.
I have been reading JD Lasica's (founder of our media) book Dark Net
with great interest, and, I just saw the following article about
Windows new operating system and the
let's get cracking!
Actually, FWIW, many people are comparing this time period with that of
other early adoption periods (the PC, the Internet, etc - aka the wild
west).
In those two previous cases I and several colleagues taught extension
courses through UC Santa Barbara and UCLA extension
Andreas Haugstrup wrote:
On Thu, 01 Sep 2005 16:13:24 +0200, Andy Carvin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why haven't we see a Katrina-related blog of TsunamiHelp-like
proportions? You would think that the US, the birthplace of blogging,
would have been able to catalyze a who's who
This is fantastic. Glad someone has taken this step. Viva el vlogging!
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DIY!!!
renegade posted a great silk screening tutorial during
VideobloggingWeek2005
http://videobloggingweek2005.blogspot.com/2005/05/day-1-part-1-day-2-part-2-day-3-part-3.html
markus
p.s. thanks ryanne! - i can not tell you how many times i make use of
the great resource at
I like the design that Joel did very much.
However, I think he chose "elegance" over message insofar as the camera lens is
not "camera Lensie" enough to make it stand out as a distinct camera
lens. I am no artist and no designer. I'm just someone who offers
his honest opinion. By making
http://www.printmojo.com/ is another solution. Below is the process
listed on their site. I've heard that their quality is great, but you
still have to throw down some cash for the inventory. It is not
on-demand printing.
How It Works
- You create the design
- You choose the products
- You
Someone needs to design a nice t-shirt and we need a catchy slogan
Vlog me, baby ...? (don't take me too seriously right now - it's been
a long day)
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Thursday, September 1, 2005, 4:09:01 PM, Randolfe Wicker wrote:
I like the design that Joel did very much. However, I think he
chose elegance over message insofar as the camera lens is not
camera Lensie enough to make it stand out as a distinct camera
lens. I am no artist and no designer.
As an old newbee, I can testify this group made the difference
between me being clueless and being almost clueless. I can't thank
everyone enough for all your help. After a month of wandering in the
wilderness after the iTunes 4.9 RSS client release, I found the group
and joined August 4.
On 9/1/05, LeanBackVids.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
By the way, I just bought a VlogMap shirt. When it arrives, I'll take
close-up pictures of their printing quality and let the group know if
it is worth it. Last time I purchased a shirt from cafepress, the
quality was not bad... it
No Gena. It's a one year rate that you can renew at the same price
after the year is up. And don't worry what they say. You will be able
to renew at the same low rate. I even know people who refuse the
contract and still get it for $14.95 a month. You are letting FEAR
get in your way. If
No Worry, Taylor. I know you will 'grow into' the community more every day.
Here is an idea... someone should start an open FAQ, maybe in wiki
format, and post all your questions. Those who are willing and
able to answer them can simply do so.
I suggest videoblogging.info be the place for
Good to know. I should have figured they would play games with each
market. But my point is that if she can get that rate for 6 months it
is highly likely she will be able to renew at the same low price for
the another 6 months. They do not really jack up the price at the end
of a
The big difference between learning PC usage and
how to access the Internet and vlogging is that vlogging is a self-perpetuating
medium. What Michael Verdi and others are doing at Freevlog means
countless people can master vlogging without having to leave their house and
find classes
I have been appalled by phone calls to C-Span's
Washington Journal where many say: "Shoot those looters!"
Even with the general media's coverage of this disaster, you can get a
glimpse of the personal horror many are experiencing. A woman's husband
dies and is lying by the Expressway and
This is a response to an email on the Videoblogging list. I'm also
posting this to the NODE101 list and encourage those who want to
continue this discussion to sign up for that rather than replying on
the videoblogging list.
http://groups.google.com/group/NODE101
On Aug 31, 2005, at 1:21
Frank, there is a Node 101 group which you might
like to join.
I think your design idea is most interesting.
I think I might want to drop an image in the TV screen of a person (perhaps a
drawing) holding a small home camera with a wire leading to a big broadcasting
tower in the
Perhaps the best way to deal with
that would be to have a thread called Katrina that all Katrina
related activities could post to. That way those who don't want
anything to do with this subject can easily ignore the string.
That would absolutely be the best way to do it, but since many
Taylor, I do not think you post too much. You
are one of the most informed and authoritative voices here. In fact, your
advice regarding LCD monitors (ans to my posted query) was invaluable to
me.
I think the volume of posts here are a
problem. My email is virtually overwhelmed. It will
Just a reminder that one can go on Digest mode instead of receiving
all the group posts as individual email. I get 2-3 digests from this
group each day. Each digest holds 25 posts. I can check the index of
the digest to see the item number of the threads I'm following and
then I can scroll
I know there is a heated discussion about the propriety of mentioning
the word Katrina in a post.
But where the hell are all the Katrina Vlogs? I can't find any of it
in this political discussion about if we should be allowed to type
that word in a post. The problem is nobody made a NEW
I did and do. This is my dream come true and Alvin Toffler predicted
this years ago. I think you meant to write I don't think many of us
realized...
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On Sep 1,
I think the
volume of posts here are a problem. My email is virtually
overwhelmed. It will only get worse. I agree that enthusiasm for
vlogging and posting here can be counterproductive. I won't have nearly as
much time after I get my new computer in a few days and have to work at
There are a small handful of postings on Yourtube, and if you go to the Citizen Journalism sites of CNN and MSNBC there are a few there as well. I am somewhat surprised overt he lack of Vlog postings, but those onsite are no doubt more concerned about coming out alive than shooting video. What
Kunga wrote:
I know there is a heated discussion about the propriety of mentioning
the word Katrina in a post.
But where the hell are all the Katrina Vlogs? I can't find any of it
in this political discussion about if we should be allowed to type
that word in a post. The problem is
Thank you for the kind words Randolfe. I think a lot of members don't
know how to start new threads every time their reply veers off the
parent subject. That is what causes thread name vs content confusion.
So a reminder to all:
You make a NEW mail NOT reply to:
On 9/1/05, Clint Sharp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nobody said nobody could talk about Katrina. This seems like a
legitimate question, although misguided. I don't know what the hell
you're talking about with strings though.
I think he means 'thread'
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andrew michael baron wrote:
Not so fast, Josh. The internet has a very limited capacity both by
the amount of severs in place and funny enough, based on the limited
number of unique IP addresses (plans are in place to upgrade the
protocol).
IPv6 is still 10 years away at best. IPv4 is
When I use Snapz Pro X to capture a screen shot of my quicktime on my
MAC and put it in blogger is looks really bad. Take a look for me when
you get a nano:
http://exampassing.com/extraordinary/
ANY suggestions to get a better looking gif file would be appreciated -
should I be saving it
Funny you should mention that just as I posted a tutorial on the
subject with a NEW THREAD NAME.
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On Sep 1, 2005, at 11:35 AM, Adam Quirk wrote:
That would
in a word - yes. And use Photoshop to reduce its size for fast loading.
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On Sep 1, 2005, at 4:50 PM, DrLinton Hutchinson wrote:
ANY suggestions to get a better
Yeah especially if you use a Mac. NO CAN VIEW. CHOPE
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On Sep 1, 2005, at 4:46 PM, Charles HOPE wrote:
This video is disturbing,
Yahoo!
On Sep 1, 2005, at 7:39 PM, Clint Sharp wrote:
IPv6 is still 10 years away at best. IPv4 is too prevalent to easily
replace with an entirely different protocol. It's not just all the
applications that have to be upgraded, but upgrading all the people is
pretty fucking expensive as well.
found this today:
http://www.lovemelt.com/home.html
from the site:
+++
What is Melt?
Melt gives annual research and development (RD) awards of up to
£50,000 to innovative content proposals from leading creative and
technical talent. Melt enables the exploration of the creative and
i use snapz pro x and always save to a png or jpg w/o problems
btw, your url yields I am sorry but this directory is restricted.
Please contact the system administrator of this site if you have become
lost.
DrLinton Hutchinson wrote:
When I use Snapz Pro X to capture a screen shot of my
rotflmao. But I love you both. Clint the opinionated vs. Andrew the
diplomat. lol you guys crack me up.
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Clint Sharp:
IPv6 is still 10 years away at best. IPv4
Yeah I am about to deploy a beta copy of Vista so that I can muck around and test it a bit. I really like osme of the improvements coming in Vista, but on the other hand some of these copy-protections are getting out of hand.
All that means is that the hackers will have to hack PvP out as
I am somewhat surprised overt
he lack of Vlog postings, but those onsite are no doubt more concerned about
coming out alive than shooting video .
I was surprised myself until I thought about it and
realized that anybody who is THERE to film probaby has no way of getting to a
computer to
Is Troy back? I think he was heading there to drop off satellite phones.
Not sure how long he was planning to stay; nothing new on vloglist.com
yet
ac
BevSykes wrote:
I am somewhat surprised overt he lack of Vlog postings, but those
onsite are no doubt more concerned about coming out
On Sep 1, 2005, at 6:39 PM, Clint Sharp wrote:
It can't currently replace
broadcast television, only because multicast was never effectively
implemented over the Internet, but assuming that was (the standard has
been in place for nearly 10 years now), it would be easily possible to
offer
around the 1/9/05 Richard mentioned about [videoblogging] copy
protection in new windows version that:
... I don't want to be overly dramatic (well, on the other hand,
yeah I do), but, the stage is definately being set for science
fiction reality show where the consumer will no longer own
a image with a lot of collors willlook better
if you compress in JPEG; less colors use to look better with the GIF format.
save the image with double size in pixels and
reescale it in a image editor, like photoshop, could solve your problem. that´s
the way 3d and composition renderings
around the 1/9/05 Markus Sandy mentioned about Re: [videoblogging]
Re: How will vloggers differ from blogg that:
that's incorrect (it may be true for you, but not throughout the major
California metro areas and certainly not in the rural areas)
it goes at least as high as $79.95 for home DSL in
I'm wondering about the value of starting a separate group for beginning
vloggers. While I have found much of interest and learned a lot from this
group, the way it has mushroomed in just the short time I've been a member
and the explosion of technical information has buried me in e-mails,
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, BevSykes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think the volume of posts here are a problem. My email is
virtually overwhelmed.
...
I think this group is probably going to have to divide itself into
diverse threads.
...
I'm wondering about the value of starting a
Bandwidth sustainability will be a key geopolitical issue, it
certainly is right now in Australia except it isn't called that.
I agree with you. This is a real issue. What do they call it in Australia?
Its not something that is much talked about in the US either. If it
is, they usually call it
Sorry, here is the url if you'd be kind enough to take a peek:
http://mostExtraordinary.blogspot.com
If saving as a JPG using Snapz Pro X on a mac, which setting?
thanks in advance
Linton
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I've posted a page and started a blog for the in one door and out the other
collaborative
idea discussed earlier in this group.
If you're interested in contributing to the project, please take a look at the
page I've set up:
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The blog is available at:
It looks like the image on your website is a .gif that uses only 79
colors. The best way is to save it as something uncompressed like
a .tif, .psd, .png and then resize and compress for the web as a .jpg
in a program like PhotoShop.
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URL:
Yeah those artifacts are typical of tiff graphics. Avoid tiff. To get
better looking and smaller (load fast) graphics always use JPEG.
Snapz Pro X settings
preferences, jpg. settings, file creator Photoshop (assuming you have
it).
Then open in Photoshop and File - Save for Web... to
On Sep 1, 2005, at 9:03 PM, Kunga wrote:
Yeah those artifacts are typical of tiff graphics. Avoid tiff.
Those are definitely not tiff artifacts. Tiff files are typically
uncompressed and are used as a source format for graphic design. The
file on his website is a .gif. When you open it
I stand corrected by the master. I meant gif and wrote tiff. Doh!
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On Sep 1, 2005, at 7:34 PM, Verdi wrote:
On Sep 1, 2005, at 9:03 PM, Kunga wrote:
Yeah those
nevermind all that. cyberterrorism cyberterrorism is coming!!!On 9/1/05, Clint Sharp [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:andrew michael baron wrote: Not so fast, Josh. The internet has a very limited capacity both by
the amount of severs in place and funny enough, based on the
around the 1/9/05 Joshua Kinberg mentioned about Re: [videoblogging]
Re: How will vloggers differ from blogg that:
I agree with you. This is a real issue. What do they call it in Australia?
Its not something that is much talked about in the US either. If it
is, they usually call it something more
I have experience in this so I want to give you my .02 cents.
Option 1:
You can make a screen shot directly from QT Pro. Find the area of the
clip that you want to extract, click with your left mouse button and
drag it to the desktop. It will be saved in a Bitmap format with the
file extension
I just finished watching Rocketboom's take on Katrina. I'm practically
speechless.
http://www.rocketboom.com/vlog/archives/2005/09/rb_05_sep_01.html
If there's anyone who questions the role video bloggers can play in
making a difference in this godforsaken mess, please make them watch
this
This conversation reminds me of that commercial where this guy is
sitting at his computer clicking around the web when his computer
starts speaking to him and says You have reached the end of the
internet... please go back now.
This is simply preposterous. The discussion was not about the
hi all
finally got round to capturing some DV and have done some H.264 v.
3ivx testing.
Outcomes at URL:
http://hypertext.rmit.edu.au/vlog/archives/2005/09/02/h264-v-mpeg4-with-3ivx/
contrary to some experience reported here the difference in quality,
at same data rate, is dramatic. H.264
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