Hi everyone:
On 4/7/07, Steve Garfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Jay.
I posted that over on TechPresident.
http://www.techpresident.com/
On Apr 6, 2007, at 11:01 PM, Jay dedman wrote:
Here's a smart way to use video:
http://www.expertvoter.org/
Thanks guys. I'll get
Any windows mobile phone should work at least, others probably as well.
Skype makes a WM client for sure, as I have it (and it works well, even with
bluetooth) on my Treo 700w from Verizon. My phone doesn't have WiFi, but I
pay $40/mo for unlimited data.
Rex
On 4/7/07, jean-marc [EMAIL
Unfortunately the flash support on N95 is flash lite 2.0, and from
what Ive read we need to wait for flash lite 3.0 to get flash video
support.
h264 does indeed work, I think it will play ipod-compatible mp4's ok,
though I need to do some further testing on that. (eg Ive had some
issues with
I've used Skype on my mobile phone as well. My phone will use WiFi if
available but I have unlimited data plan too so it doesnt really
matter.
Just be sure to check the processor that your phone has. I have the
cingular 8125 (an HTC phone) and its a bit underpowered for Skype
(even compared to
Rupert, thanks for the feedback. This is a topic on which there can
never be enough discussion as far as I'm concerned.
FYI, we created a yahoo group for mobile media at the following url.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/mobilemediaworkgroup/
Been meaning to cross post this thread there, but
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Patrick Cook
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Hi everyone:
On 4/4/07, Heath [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Interesting article
http://hotzone.yahoo.com/b/hotzone/blogs28294;_ylt=AjL7tlWL.cedgomrWP1
qsXOs0NUE
It is HOWEVER. (Quotes from the article
Hello,
On 4/8/07, Enric [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Patrick Cook
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Hi everyone:
On 4/4/07, Heath [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Interesting article
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Charles Iliya Krempeaux
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Hello,
On 4/8/07, Enric [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Patrick Cook
patsvideoblog@ wrote:
Hi everyone:
On 4/4/07, Heath heathparks@ wrote:
Cool! I didn't know about that group.
AIR MOBILE!
Reminds me of that quote from Apocalypse Now:
Well, Air Mobile... those boys just couldn't stay put.
Mobilemediaworkgroup was an old videoblogging division that had
cashed in its camcorders for phones and gone tear-assing around Nam
looking
Hi all,
Andy Carvin and Jonny Goldstein did a session and drop in skills coaching
clinic at the Nonprofit Technology Conference in Washington, DC. They did
a fabulous job! I've already heard from a number of people who were at the
session that they are going to go out and video blog on behalf
hi all,
i just wanted to share what i thought was an interesting occurrence.
a few days ago, i started to getting some comments on one of my older
apperceptions posts
i figured that something was up that was making people to do that, but
I did not know what
not sure why, but i guessed that
Yes Twitter. Ryanne and I were looking at the hummingbirds outside the
window here and she remembered your post. Those of you not on twitter you
might want to consider it. To me it's kind of like a big 24/7 irc chat (but
much easier to use + works on your phone). I looked at the Yahoo group stats
I noticed the drop in posts here, too. Half twitter, half
videoblogging week time crisis, I reckon.
One of the cool things about Twitter (imho) is that it lies somewhere
in between the real time synchronous IRC thing and the asynchronous
blogging thing. You can chat back forth right now,
I've reorganized my vlog with the ClickTV player. See it at:
http://historichomeworks.com/hhw/video/rftf.htm
This has the ClickTV players laid out on an ordinary web page, not the
usual blog service type pages.
How can I set up an RSS feed for this ordinary web page?
John
well assuming your publishing process doesnt have a built in process
to create a feed for you. you can always use a separate tool to create
one.
The idea would be to use such a tool to update your rss feed xml file
and then upload that new file to your web site. When people request
your feed
I'm sorry, but this story SCREAMS for a video blogger to go with them,
with a simple camera, laptop, and broadband card. They are
retiring--think of the stories of their lives, things that happened to
them in New York, thoughts of their children and grandchildren... and,
of course, the cabbie's
You know what I think is interesting about twitter? It's like the
techie version of myspace friends. Now some of you are probably
going What?!?!but think about it, part of the appeal from what
I hear anyway, is the number of people following you, much like the
number of friends people
On 4/8/07, Rex Pechler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any windows mobile phone should work at least, others probably as well.
Skype makes a WM client for sure, as I have it (and it works well, even with
bluetooth) on my Treo 700w from Verizon. My phone doesn't have WiFi, but I
pay $40/mo for
I'm still hoping vPIP from Enric keeps evolving... there should be a
way to make put a wrapper such as SMIL around pretty much any video
file... or use flash to wrap flash... so you can pass vPIP info..
like a url... or even more advanced... specify and RSS feed when you
call vPIP, and have
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