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Hi there,
well, the ringtone example is clearly an extreme one. I don't think
the current discussion on the future of copyright is going to lead to
this kind of solution. I'd say this is going to go under either Fair
Use or some sort of free speech/journalism subclause.
But using a copyrighted
I tried the Movie to iPod export setting in the new QuickTime but
found the resulting file, although gorgeous in quality, was too
large to be practical.
So, based on Mike Verdi's 3ivx specs I've been using for a while, I
did some experimenting with an eight-minute vid from Crash Test
Kitchen.
This is very helpful, thanks. Does anyone in the group have a video
iPod yet? It would be nice to be able to test and see what actually
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I should have mentioned that the encoding was really slow compared
with what I've been used to when encoding in 3ivx. I think this might
be because of the multi-pass setting. You could probably use single
pass but my understanding is the compression might not be as efficient.
Also, how I found
so why are you making a closed container format .mov and not an open
container format .mp4 or the now vidiPod .m4v ? Its the same
compressor and the same quality and the same size (plus minus a few
bytes) BUT with a .mp4 Operating System like Linux can enjoy you
content as well as a all
Jay,
The sooner you could nail down a date, the better, since there are lots
of conference in the spring and I'd like to reserve this one for sure!
... If I go to New York and if I end up staying with Adam, he needs to get a new and louder alarm clock :) ... RichardOn 10/14/05, Jay dedman
On Mon, 2005-10-17 at 09:12 +, wazman_au wrote:
I tried the Movie to iPod export setting in the new QuickTime but
found the resulting file, although gorgeous in quality, was too
large to be practical.
In this context, what defines too large to be practical? It is
bandwidth cost?
My wife Jen has just posted her first two vlogs about spirituality,
healing and activism at ebbandflow.tv
The first is a personal introduction, and the second is one of her poems
that uses a lot of creative commons-licensed photos from Flickr.
Check them out at
Since about yesterday I have started to receive two of every post
made to the list. Although they look exactly the same and have the
same send time stamp, one is slightly larger in file size than the
other. Is anyone else getting two copies of every post like me?
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Taylor Barcroft
I don't know what you mean promote yourself. Ryanne placed her name
and url at the bottom of her work and I did the same after adding a
significant number of changes. I didn't add any hype about any
services that I am aware of. And I posted the source word document so
anyone may edit what
On Mon, 17 Oct 2005 12:52:07 +0200, fALk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
so why are you making a closed container format .mov and not an open
container format .mp4 or the now vidiPod .m4v ? Its the same
compressor and the same quality and the same size (plus minus a few
bytes) BUT with a .mp4
Tonight I'm going to feature the one and only vlogger, Clark Ov Saturn of
http://
zipzapzop.com on my rock and roll comedy cable access show, Off, Off, Off,
Vegas. It's a
call in, so give us a buzz. I'll post the number during the show. Should be a
party.
Time; 10PM-10:28 Eastern Standard
Aaaargh...I wish you were on Queens cable so I could see it. I love his vlog. LynnLynn LaneCoal River Pictures/SKILLZ DVD Magazinewebsite: www.CoalRiverPictures.comemail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]vlog: http://docmaker.blogspot.comfeed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/docmakerAIVF/IDARing 8 MemberNYC On Oct
Thank you Markus. Even though the doc has a psd suffix, my Mac was
set to open it in Preview where the 4 layers were invisible. This is
the first file of its type I have ever received with that clever
multi-layer approach to combining files into one. So you're right. I
wasn't understanding
Theres no clear agreement or concensus, up until now the advise from
most people was to avoid h264 until more people could view it.
Now things like the ipod supporting h264 are going to help, it will
likely help encourage people to upgrade. People with no video ipod but
who want to buy videos
Kunga wrote:
I don't know what you mean promote yourself. Ryanne placed her name
and url at the bottom of her work and I did the same after adding a
significant number of changes.
the page break before the credits has been removed during the edits
ryanne had placed her contact info where
I won't use it, yet. I think it's great and there is a lot of
potential there, but it's really slow to encode, and older machines
(like older than 2 years) have trouble decoding them. So in the
interest of broader distribution and maximum compatibility I'm
sticking with MP4 for the foreseeable
Saw Jen's works pre-posted and they're well worth watching.
Jan
P.S. Way to go, Jen :)
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Notable language use: hard drive to hard drive.
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It isn't done alone. Pay more.
I dont think he was suggesting they are totally the same in terms of
features, just that the video and audio tracks can be the same, and he
didnt mention the advantages of mov over mp4.
But lets face it, though the mov-compatible stull like SMIL, chapter,
text etc that you mention are nice, most
Cheers for the guide.
The one issue I worry about with ipod compatible h264 is that
according to apples apecs, it only supports the h264 profile called
'baseline'.
Now if I go to manually export h264 .mp4 in quicktime, in the video
options section there is the following:
restrict profiles to:
One other point that I would like to make about this (minor point
really) in regards to the Word doc. I would avoid using anything
other than standard fonts in a Word doc that is going to be mass
distributed. Word doesn't embed fonts the way Acrobat does, so if
you use something special like
Bill Streeter wrote:
Yeah like that itunes:category text=* BUT I think only the
categories that are in iTunes are valid. And as near as I can tell,
there is no official Video Podcast category in the ITMS. If I'm
wrong please let me know, because I wish there was. I ended up
settling for
From Queens you can still watch it live online at mnn.org, just click on the
channel 56
button at the top of the web page. The visuals will be a little choppy, but the
audio will be
fine.
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Aaaargh...I wish you were on Queens cable
Steve Watkins wrote:
Ive never tried this stuff myself, but I saw that rocketboom is listed
in video podcasts, so their feed should be a good guide for the right
stuff to put in the feed?
http://www.rocketboom.com/vlog/quicktime_daily_enclosures_itunes.xml
It worries me that this feed is
hey, thank for the advice. I got cinemalog.net (http://cinemalog.net)
up and running, and the vlog entries (under 'video') have fast-start.
Muchos Gracias, and any comments (here or via email) would be appreciated.
Ronen
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Cool. Thanks. LynnLynn LaneCoal River Pictures/SKILLZ DVD Magazinewebsite: www.CoalRiverPictures.comemail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]vlog: http://docmaker.blogspot.comfeed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/docmakerAIVF/IDARing 8 MemberNYC On Oct 17, 2005, at 2:34 PM, jonny goldstein wrote: From Queens you
Hey there Ronen,
Good stuff. Comments don't seem to be working though. When
I clicked it I was brought back to the home page, which is probably
your 404 error default?
My Day with Mike was good, and I liked the widescreen. The shot
of him looking away, then freezing when he looks at the
Looking to capitalize on its New Media momentum,
Apple buys video blog Rocketboom, with the idea of turning it into a
24-hour online video entertainment/liberal-news/retro-commercials/
Japanese-animation network. Fox beats Apple to the punch with the
launch of Foxy.tv.
...but read closely
aww snap! http://wearethemedia.com/2005/10/17/apple-buys-video-blog-rocketboom/
On 10/17/05, Deirdre Straughan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Looking to capitalize on its New Media momentum,
Apple buys video blog Rocketboom, with the idea of turning it into a
24-hour online video
Bill Streeter wrote:
I won't use it, yet. I think it's great and there is a lot of
potential there, but it's really slow to encode, and older machines
(like older than 2 years) have trouble decoding them. So in the
interest of broader distribution and maximum compatibility I'm
sticking
Mpeg4 is where the maket has been up till now, but h264 is now
starting to be used.
Both the video ipod and the PSP work with H264, and as the quality is
better I am hoping that people viewing stuff on these devices quickly
come to expect h264 where possible.
Id disagree about Sony being ahead.
Hi again,
A few weeks ago, I got obssessed with the idea of wanting to make a
screencast. Thanks to the great folks on this, I got a lot of advice
about the tools.
So, this week, I took captivate from Macromedia for a spin (it's a flash
movie program). I made really sloppy and choppy
On Mon, 17 Oct 2005 19:14:29 +0200, Bill Streeter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For PDF's it doesn't matter.
When you export you have to remember to check the box that says Embed all
fonts - otherwise it *does* matter. :o)
- Andreas
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Commentary on media,
Id like to get a much firmer idea of what the minimum spec computer is
needed to play 320x240 H264 at 15,25,30 fps and bitrates around the
700-800kbits/sec mark.
I have access to an array of differently aged Windows PCs at work, so
if operating system issues dont get in the way, I'll post
On Mon, 17 Oct 2005 19:35:49 +0200, Steve Watkins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I dont think he was suggesting they are totally the same in terms of
features, just that the video and audio tracks can be the same, and he
didnt mention the advantages of mov over mp4.
Same difference. He was
Hi, everyone!
I'm wondering if anyone uses Flash Video (flv) on their
blogspot-hosted video blog. As some of you know, I'm working on a
Master's Thesis project that will involve a video blog, and a flash
application that accesses the videos on the vlog. What I'm unsure of
is how to embed .flv
While iTunes 6 might not be the best option as a video media player,
you might still want it as a video cataloguing tool for all your
movies as long as you can open them with QuickTime Player. You can add
many types of files...
http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20051013124423475
-Matt
Yeah Steve I'd like to do some tests for you. I have access to a few
macs of various ages and processors. A G5 2ghz, a G3 iBook 800mhz, a
dual G4 450mhz, a 800mhz g4 eMac, and a iMac G3 350 mhz. Just email
me off list and let me know.
Bill Streeter
LO-FI SAINT LOUIS
www.lofistl.com
--- In
To answer, Justin: Yes, yes, and yes. And finally, et cetera.
Our vlog was serving seven gigabytes a day recently, and even though
I've offloaded most of the content to Ourmedia I still think it's a
good idea to keep file sizes under control.
Basically I'm trying to keep each episodes a size
I emailed my cousin (who happens to be part owner of Feedburner) and
asked him about the Video Podcast category. Here is what he said:
We've been talking with Apple to ensure that we're adding all of the
appropriate tags, and so far they've said that the same tags we're
adding for audio
Hi Folks,
I'm new on the group but having read the posts for the last few days the
community here
seems very active.
I read the PDF -- it's very good, lots of great resources crammed into a short
document.
I have some thoughts on promotion that comes from days as head of technology
for the
Monday, October 17, 2005, 9:59:14 PM, Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen wrote:
Not really an argument to use MP4. All the Cool Shit(tm) will certainly
never be used if the format is phased out. Wince we are at the cutting
edge, working on making Cool Shit easier and/or promote it is what we
should
Yes, we're using H.264 within a .mov file because of the extra
features available with .mov, such as clickable hyperlinks.
Based on our vlog's stats, the vast majority of our watchers are using
iTunes. So we place a link at the end of each vid hoping they'll
click through to our site and leave
Fast-start, scrolling, scrubbing and jumping. These are the most
important features for viewing temporal video online, I think.
Quicktime handles all of these features much better than Flash for
quality video for the same speed/file size.
If you want super mad interactivity like video games
You tell them, Gena!
It is one thing to use music intentionally without
paying. It is quite something else to have music you don't want forced
upon you by ringtones and background music and deny you your "right to free
speech" because you are not able to use the interview you were
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Steve Watkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Id like to get a much firmer idea of what the minimum spec computer is
needed to play 320x240 H264 at 15,25,30 fps and bitrates around the
700-800kbits/sec mark.
I have access to an array of differently aged
Well here I sit. I really am trying to enjoy this whole vlog thing
but the technical problems that I have on a seemingly daily basis are
beyond being able to find happiness within this world. The community
is awesome but I am going nuts over here with my technical problems.
I am
Nope. Mine was approved in about a week from submission in mid
August. FeeBurner was how I got the feed to submit.
congrats on the iPod Video.
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New Media Publisher, Editor, Video Journalist, Podcaster, Futurecaster
Santa Cruz CA, Beach
if it helps to know:
i was just checking a friend's vlog
there's a new post and it's not showing up in itunes
everything was fine the last time he posted
oh well, here we go again, back to feedburner...
Lynn Lane wrote:
Well here I sit. I really am trying to enjoy this whole vlog thing
but
http://www.lifehacker.com/software/feature/watch-pocketpc-video-
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It can be frustrating but Im happy to report that all of your videos
work and show up for me in itunes 6 on mac. I subscribed to your feed
a moment ago and the latest video is from Monday 17th, it downloaded
and played fine.
Steve of Elbows
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Lynn Lane [EMAIL
Wires crossed. We're talking about the 'video podcast' section of the
itnes podcast directory which currently still has only 16 feeds, yours
nt being one of them.
I assume you meant that your feed is listed in the podcast directory,
but not in this new video podcast section. Its Apples falt this
Markus took exception to the PDF file that Ryanne
Hodson and Taylor Barcroft had created entitled "Videoblogging Resources" to
which they ended with "Compiled by Ryanne Hodson" and "Edited, Appended PDF
created by Taylor Barcroft"
This is a fine list of resources. When
someone
Cheers, and cheers to the other people who volunteered too, great
response :) I think thats at least 3 people who have volunteered, all
with multiple macs to try. To be honest, thats probably far more
machines than we actually need to get a good idea, and also I havent
looked yet at what OS you
To be perfectly honest, I suspect it has something to do with it being
Taylor. I dont actually know anything of the thought processes that
led to Markus's post, and Im fairly sure Im missing a bit of info as
to why Mr Barcrofts contributions to the vlogosphere have not always
been met with joy.
Randolfe Wicker wrote:
Markus took exception to the PDF
file that Ryanne Hodson and Taylor Barcroft had created entitled
"Videoblogging Resources" to which they ended with "Compiled by Ryanne
Hodson" and "Edited, Appended PDF created by Taylor Barcroft"
you're totally off base
not so. in fact i considered not saying anything just because i did not
want to hurt Taylor's feelings.
but i thought it was worth mention. pardon me if i did not do it
tactfully enough.
as i mentioned before, i appreciate what Taylor has done.
i just prefer the example Jan has set in her
Oh no. First they broke the photograph associated with my feed. Now
they haven't moved all the VidPodCasts to that section? I didn't
realize there is a new section for us. Thanks for the clarification
Steve.
What burns me is they still have provided NO liason to the publishers
yet. We
You were tactful, its me that has been repeatedly shown to lack tact.
I see your point about document credits.
What caused me to speak about issues other than those you were talking
about, was a few things on the internet Ive seen that I thought were
low blows. Im not sure all of them had
Thought this might be helpful. It talks about XML tags for iTunes.
http://phobos.apple.com/static/iTunesRSS.html
Susan
http://vlog.kitykity.com
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I learned something from that article that I did not know. You can drag
a .mov file into iTunes, hit command-i and then edit the meta-data for
the file exactly the same as you would for an mp3.
I don't have QuickTime Pro and I never really got the hang of Metadata
Hootenanny so I'd sort of
I was not going to post this, but I thought I should due to what
happened to Taylor Behl. My prayers go out to her family. Here is a
link to the article:
http://www.bobparsons.com/WhytheinternetcanbeabadplacetomeetpeopleAmurderinVirginiaTheTaylorBehlstoryt.html
Here is link to Taylor's blog and
Steve,Thanks for the head's up. I see that FireAnt has the update as well. I'm not sure why I never get updated on the most recent vlog posts on vlogdir.com. Is there some secret that I don't know about to get my vlog post listed? Thanks for subscribing as well! Seems that a few people are
What a terrible tragedy. However I don't know what is served by such
divisive rhetoric as:
3.)Men
are the main culprits in stalking, rape, killing, molesting go
look up the stats on google..its not the women and teenagers that i'm
worried about...
I think the proper division between is
I got the following message (spam?). Anyone else get one? Anyone interested?
(not an endorsement, just fyi)
Hey, those are some great videos you've done.
I'm a Producer from Canada, and we're doing a new show called
Vloggers. It's about video bloggers and how they see the world. Each
week
Markus, it is customary for canadians to introduce themselves with
vague offers about nudy action, dumping rituals, and stain guessing
exercises. Think nothing of it, simply send in your content and wait
for the cash to pour in.
b
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