using 3ivx as per Verid's new tutorial video, my MOV files are fully twice the filesize as my WMV files.
The MOVs are slightly better quality ... but not so much so as to be worth 2x the file size IMHO. I mean I'm still gonna have to find a way to do it as I want to be on the iPod ... but I
You're still comparing apples and oranges. I told you I was talking about
low datarates. Verdi's tutorial sets the bitrate at 600 kbits/s (75 KB/s).
Try comparing at a low datarate like 160kbits/s (20 KB/s) - remember to
set the same datarate for your WMV. When I create WMV with Movie Maker
FWIW, i think we are throwing the word 'public' around very loosely here
first off, i think most 'public' universities are mainly public in the
sense that they use public funds and that they accept applications for
admission from the general public. i'm not sure it means they are
'public
Sorry David,
I'm getting really frustrated by these responses. The only reason
the tutorial you followed produced a file twice as big as your WMV
file is because it was encoded at twice the bit rate. It has nothing
to do with quicktime or 3ivx. If you want to do an experiment you
have
ok maybe I should have been clearer ...
When I limit the bit rate when publishing quicktime/3ivx such that I get a filesize at about the same size as the WMV, the MOV version looks far far worse.
On 10/24/05, Verdi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry David,I'm getting really frustrated by these
Hey Guys:
So just wanted to let you know that I'm going to start blogging it up
over at DVguru.com. They really dig videoblogging and so I'm going to
use that particular medium to spread the word on all that's happening
in the vlogosphere and other video happenings.
So anyway, let me know if
When using single pass, you can use Average Bitrate, Constant Quality and Constant Bitrate.With 3iVX, I recommend using Average Bitrate, MED quality.The default setting are:MAX QUALITY = 100%MIN QUALITY = 10%This usually works for me. But if you want to drastically alter the quality/file size
On Oct 24, 2005, at 1:35 AM, David Meade wrote:
ok maybe I should have been clearer ...
When I limit the bit rate when publishing quicktime/3ivx such that
I get a filesize at about the same size as the WMV, the MOV version
looks far far worse.
That's never been my experience.
I
On 10/24/05, Verdi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you want to do an experiment youhave to have a control.In this case it would be the file size or
the quality.
That's what I was trying to say ... the result I was talking about produced two files that seemed to have about the same quality. Yes
On 10/24/05, jonny goldstein [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As somone remarked, an open media developers summit by invitationonly is something of an oxymoron... Are we in danger of getting alittle clicquish, folks?While the above does seem like an oxymoron, these folks only had limited space and
around the 24/10/05 David Meade mentioned about Re: [videoblogging]
QuickTime (and anything else) can make that:
using 3ivx as per Verid's new tutorial video, my MOV files are fully
twice the filesize as my WMV files.
The MOVs are slightly better quality ... but not so much so as to be
worth
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On Oct 24, 2005, at 6:57 AM, miglsd27 wrote:
Hi all,
Just added a button to my
On an X-Box, if you press Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, B, A,
Start then you
can make any type of file you want in QuickTime.
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Hey Erin,
I've used a program called Cinematize to demux a DVD giving me back
the mpeg2 video and audio files. This isn't the same as the DV
original used to create the mpeg2 files. The mpeg2 video file is
probably compressed to about 20% the size of the DV. That's still
not too bad -
Red Ribbon Week is the nation's largest drug prevention campaign.
Children are encouraged to wear Red Ribbons and pledge to live drug
free lives.
Over 80 million Americans are expected to participate in Red Ribbon
events this year. That is more people than watched the last episode of
Just by 3.7 million, but not more than watched the Cheers finale which
was 80.4 million.
On Oct 24, 2005, at 9:53 AM, Jack Olmsted wrote:
Over 80 million Americans are expected to participate in Red Ribbon
events this year. That is more people than watched the last episode of
Seinfeld.
I put a lot of my old home videos (analog) on DVD and wanted to be able to use
the
footage for videoblogs and other events, so I was looking for a DVD to DV
stream program
as well. I ran across a program called DVDxDV and its been a life saver! It's
only $25 for
the iMovie version, so there
Lynn Lane wrote:
Thanks. I am trying to be patient with Our Media, but if you are saying
that some of you are switching over to blip.tv then I might as well
consider that. I am sitting here right now trying to get access to our
media and it is just spinning endlessly with no
Jay dedman wrote:
go ahead and try Blip.tv
as Steve says, Mike and Charles can explain their plans...since they
are self-funded.
I do know that they plan to make cross-posting to the Archive very easy.
go with what works right now.
and remember, you can always get your own server to
Bill Streeter wrote:
I would submit my cat videos but I'm worried about Josh misusing my
cats in some catsploitation videos.
You are referring to 'kitty p0rn' I assume?
Pete
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On Oct 24, 2005, at 2:10 AM, Adrian Miles wrote:
i haven't seen michael's latest guide but if it still suggests
forcing keyframes at the rate of every n frmaes then yes, your
results will be poor in terms of final file size. H.264 and 3.ivx
both support natural keyframes. enabling this is
Would have been difficult for me to wangle an invitation to an event
I did
not even hear about til it was underway.
You're right, that would have been difficult!
It was never mentioned in this
group that I can find until Jay said that he was actually at it, and
told us
about a live stream
Question for video gurus -- is there any way to get video into Flash
without packaging it up as either a FLV file or embedding it within an
SWF file? What I'm wondering is whether it's possible to have Flash
launch a movie in some other, more generic/ open format.
thanks in advance.
- Lucas
Perhaps my head is made of wood, but I am still mystified about one
key element of video podcast-ing: How to get iTunes to discover the my
podcast and have it auto-magically appear in the iTunes directory?
Perhaps this is the sort of thing someone could place in an FAQ
section of this group.
Are there any VJs on this list?
Does anyone use VJing software to make videoblogs? I'm looking for some software recommendations. Not so much for live performance but just to wreck up some footage.
Preferably a slightly obsolete video mixer so it that will run on my 800MHz G3, OS 10.3.9.
Our research has, so far, led us to the conclusion that only FLV or
SWF movies play in the Flash player... I'd love to hear if there are
alternatives, though, as we don't much like either format!
Yours,
Mike
Co-founder, blip.tv
http://www.pokkari.com/blog/
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com,
Just downloaded the trial of this program and tried it and like it a
lot! This opens up a whole new way for me to archive now! Using the
one-step DVD option of iDVD, you could back up raw footage on a DVD to
edit later. Then you can re-use DV tapes thus saving money! Love it!
Maybe this accident
Hmm.. so handbrake does the exact same thing, keeping good enough
quality for it to look fine watching it on a TV? Maybe I'll give that
a try too... if it's free! :)
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handbrake is free and can rip those videos off the dvd (i
Hello,
my vlog is entirely made with vj software : http://mjukma.free.fr
You can check http://www.audiovisualizers.com/toolshak/vjprglst.htm for
old software (OS 9 ?) and http://www.vjforums.com if you need specific
advices.
bertrand
2005/10/24, Philip Clark [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Are there any
What I like best with DVDxDV is that you can select just the parts of the DVD
you want to
extract via in and out points on a preview slider... I didn't think handbreak
could do that,
but I haven't used that program in a few years... let me know what you think.
Kev!
--- In
We are working very hard on it
http://labs.divx.com/
http://labs.divx.com/archives/62.html
Jim Vinson
DivX
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Sent: Sunday, October 23, 2005
1:05 PM
To:
Here's documentation from Macromedia... you may have already seen this:
http://www.macromedia.com/support/flash/images_video/flash_video/
http://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_14041
-Josh
On 10/24/05, Lucas Gonze [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Question for video gurus
Go to itunes music store you must go, find podcasts there you will, submit your podcast you must.
then nip to mefeedia and get the html to put on your site to download all stuff from blogs, it's cool, do it!
paul
On 24 Oct 2005, at 16:20, dduuggllaa wrote:
Perhaps my head is made of wood, but
The whole "video podcasts" thing is another story, though.Those seem to be hand picked, am I correct?bOn 24-Oct-05, at 12:59 PM, Paul Knight wrote:Go to itunes music store you must go, find podcasts there you will, submit your podcast you must.then nip to mefeedia and get the html to put on your
On 10/24/05, Joshua Kinberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here's documentation from Macromedia... you may have already seen this:
http://www.macromedia.com/support/flash/images_video/flash_video/
http://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_14041
Question: what's the
But they made a streaming video of the conference to make you feel that you
were
involved! (but the streaming video never worked for me)
schlomo
http://schlomolog.blogspot.com
http://webzine2005.com
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Markus Sandy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
good point
On Oct 24, 2005, at 10:03 AM, Brett Gaylor wrote: The whole "video podcasts" thing is another story, though.Those seem to be hand picked, am I correct?bI submitted the feed for my video-blog (along with a few Textamerica Moblogs I have), the day the video iPod was announced. Nothing happened
You have to tell iTunes that you have a feed.
You go to the iTunes Music Store, sign up with a credit card, and
submit your feed.
On Oct 24, 2005, at 11:20 AM, dduuggllaa wrote:
Perhaps my head is made of wood, but I am still mystified about one
key element of video podcast-ing: How to get
Hand picked yes by those at itunes so that you won't get any porn disguised as rock videos, it does take itunes a long time to judge whether a site is worth it though, I have been waiting 2 weeks so far and nothing as yet, so that's why those nice people at mefeedia have come up with this nice
Steve Garfield wrote:
I'd like to hear from them, something to the effect that what is free
now will remain free.
Thanks,
--Steve
It's true. blip.tv will never start charging for what has already been
uploaded! When we go down the "pro accounts" road, the threshold will
be on the
On Oct 24, 2005, at 11:01 AM, Verdi wrote:
Ultimatly, I think it's a matter of preference and looking forward, I
don't see video delivery via the internet heading in the direction of
200kps. I tell people that videoblogging requires broadband for both
production and consumption. If we were
hi jay,
I have always had problems trying to get the footage I want, I always ask first, the other day I tried to get footage of the dog being clipped at the poodle parlour, but was declined due to Insurance stipulations and on a job interview with a temping agency and was declined for that as
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The Credit Card!! That is of course if you are not already a member, steve? The credit card is just part of the initial sign up process if you wish to download songs or take advantage of the free tracks per week thing. Not to be confused with submitting a vlog, this is free.
paul
On 24 Oct
What I was getting at were the ones on the front page of the music store. I managed to get myself in within a couple of days to the general podcast directory under "Arts Entertainment" - but the "video podcasts" directory isn't even listed as a choice for podcasts, the only place you can find
Wow, thanks, Jay!Our mission is to change the world by making video sharing easy, and we think that the best way to accomplish that mission is by building a sustainable business that allows us to quit our day jobs and concentrate on the goal while paying bandwidth bills.We recently sent an
On Oct 24, 2005, at 12:39 PM, andrew michael baron wrote:
By serving a .3gp file for the phone, this doubles as a great way for
international and low-band audience to get the content when quality/
time must be compromised. Almost all of our 3gp files weigh in under
2megs total.
I never
yep, i have been down this path... same results for me. the closest thing I found of interest was using something like this:http://blue-pacific.com/products/phpturbine/default.htm
the end result is swf or pdf.i bought it for an employer but never got around to using it.sullOn 10/24/05, Lucas
hey.
had a rather stange but interesting idea.
since it only took me 10 minutes to do, i added the ability to not
only embed media, but also embed RSS Feeds in your posts at te vlogdir
forum.
i would appreciate some testers and feedback.
thanks.
sull
On 10/23/05, Michael Sullivan [EMAIL
Jay dedman wrote:
so the short answer is that videobloggers need to be educated on how
to act as Press.
someone should even photoshop a badge...that we can all print out, add
our picture, and laminate at the local kinko's.
and then we need to also educate the outside world that i am indeed
Dude, I have no idea what you are on about. Chill with the Yoda-speak
and clarify.
Cheers,
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Talking to who, are you?On 24-Oct-05, at 2:29 PM, dduuggllaa wrote: Dude, I have no idea what you are on about. Chill with the Yoda-speak and clarify. Cheers, DougYAHOO! GROUPS LINKS Visit your group "videoblogging" on the web. To unsubscribe from this group, send an
Best to not embed 3gp files in a page unless its specifaclly for low-
band users with a specific player, because you wouldnt want to limit
the players.
If you do not embed, the file can launch in whatever player is set up
on the platform.
I updated the Apache .htaccess file with the
Right.
On Oct 24, 2005, at 1:48 PM, Paul Knight wrote:
The Credit Card!! That is of course if you are not already a member,
steve? The credit card is just part of the initial sign up process if
you wish to download songs or take advantage of the free tracks per
week thing. Not to be
Right.
I was at Apple last week and reviewed this with them. I'm hoping it
will change soon.
On Oct 24, 2005, at 1:53 PM, Brett Gaylor wrote:
What I was getting at were the ones on the front page of the music
store. I managed to get myself in within a couple of days to the
general
Great post, great information, cheers :)
On the issue of forcing keyframes, I intend to do some testing fo this
stuff with h264. Im interested what the simple apple 'export to ipod'
option does with keyframes.
The stuff about streaming, and users waiting many seconds to see the
video, will
Wahey, nice one :) Im glad it was useful info.
The quicktime 7.0.3 ipod export option is certainly much easier, Im
sure the fact the main baseline settings are so obscure contributed
to apple going with a completely seperate export option.
The advantage of using the normal h264 export and then
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Something like the week before they debuted the video-capable iPod,
one of the featured sections on the main iTunes Music Store page was
to videos. They didn't call it video podcasts then. But my
little, woefully under-updated videoblog was in that
Jay dedman wrote:
Yesterday I was shooting some video and walked into a university. I
was told by an employee I don't mean to ruin your fun, but you can't
film in here (She may have said 'videotape' instead of film, I'm not
100% sure, I just remember I was told I had to stop shooting.
I noticed
Verdi wrote:
So on the one hand I really believe that the act of documenting your
life in public, like many are doing, is art in the way that Warhol's
soup cans or Picasso's found object sculptures are art. On the other
hand, since it's impossible to miss these videoblogs, I'll assume
Lynn Lane wrote:
Thanks. I am trying to be patient with Our Media, but if you are saying
that some of you are switching over to blip.tv then I might as well
consider that. I am sitting here right now trying to get access to our
media and it is just spinning endlessly with no
Monday, October 24, 2005, 8:40:02 AM, Verdi wrote:
I compressed some files to compare. Windows Movie Maker didn't give
me many options so I went with the 768kbps, 320 X 240 30fps preset.
Windows Media Player says it's 705kbps when it's playing back which
pretty much meshes with the math
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Here's an introduction:
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Question: When I render my videos to Quicktime through my editing
program, I use mpeg-4 compression at about 50% quality...
Try these:
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Cheap: URL: http://freevlog.org/wordpress/index.php/2005/10/23/
compress-for-the-web-with-3ivx/
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On Oct 24, 2005, at 7:31 PM, anonperson1969 wrote:
Zadi's Karmagrrl blog and Ourmedia are finalists -- in the same
multimedia category, no less! -- in the international Best of the
Blogs competition announced today.
http://www.newmediamusings.com/blog/2005/10/ourmedia_a_best.html
Incidentally, today Ourmedia upgraded from a 2GB to a 4GB
nice, just noticed.
i fixed that mp4 problem you had mentioned, btw.
beth added a video response too... she has some questions.
alright, pretty cool!
sull
On 10/24/05, Markus Sandy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
cool stuff sull
i left a few messages, vids and feeds
worked great as far as i can
The real Mefeedia API is still a few months off, but meanwhile, if
you want to use the thumbnails pictures mefeedia generates, you can
use this:
http://api.mefeedia.com/ant/thumbs.php?url=http://www.momentshowing.net/momentshowing/files/amyjoy.mov
This api will continue to be supported.
The
The url that this link returns is broken? If I go to:http://images.mefeedia.com/video/2005/07/05/07/RUN-13706/frames/90x68/
44I get a 404.On 10/24/05, petertheman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The real Mefeedia API is still a few months off, but meanwhile, if
you want to use the thumbnails
around the 24/10/05 Philip Clark mentioned about [videoblogging] VJ
software? that:
Does anyone use VJing software to make videoblogs? I'm looking for
some software recommendations. Not so much for live performance but
just to wreck up some footage.
Preferably a slightly obsolete video mixer
Australians as of today now have access to an
iTunes store and consequently the Podcast directory...
Yep, and its still in freakin' Kanji.
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Works for me... remove the 44 at the end:
http://images.mefeedia.com/video/2005/07/05/07/RUN-13706/frames/90x68/
-Josh
On 10/25/05, Devlon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The url that this link returns is broken? If I go to:http://images.mefeedia.com/video/2005/07/05/07/RUN-13706/frames/90x68/
Wauhh!Great stuffRespect !Loiezhttp://www.loiez.orgLe 25 oct. 05 à 06:35, grahamawatson a écrit : Hi all, I'm not sure if there are specific forums in here or anything, so maybe I'm posting this in the wrong place. Anyways, I just wanted to say hello and let you all know of my
You're missing a crucial step.
You need an RSS feed.
Check out http://FreeVlog.org and go down to step #6.
If you have an RSS feed, then people can subscribe to your videoblog
and have your videos delivered to them automatically.
-Josh
On 10/25/05, grahamawatson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
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