Greetings Vloggers,
Jennifer Navarrete with PodCamp San Antonio inviting everyone to come down
to sunny San Antonio on May 19th to participate in Texas' 1st PodCamp! To
find out more info about this FREE event simply go to:
http://podcampsanantonio.org
Sign up on site or feel free to email me
Aaargh.
I loved the one Flashmeeting that I joined during videoblogging week
while my wife was away. But I'm never going to be able to join it
again. At 1am on Tuesday/Wednesday it's just too late for me and at
5pm on Saturdays, I'm always busy with family things. Joining a
video chat
Waz,
What are your carefully crafted settings?
I have *never* used the crappy Export to iPod option with its lack of
customization.
But using either custom H264, MP4 or 3ivx settings, all my videos
have synced fine with my iPod.
If you can say what your settings are, I'll compare with what
Hi Videobloggers,
I've been lurking on this list for YEARS, ever since I saw the third
episode of Rocketboom way back in the pre-YouTube days.
I'm proud to report that I finally finally finally joined the cool
kids and launched a videoblog of my own a few weeks back. It's called
Water Words
Jonathan,
There are lots of DIY lighting solutions, most of which can be
assembled from Home Depot or its like. Shop lights with stands are
readily available, and widely used in video production.
Depending on your needs, you may also want to investigate true stage
lighting; it may not be as
Anybody using a digital camera that shoots more than 30fps?
Preferably 120fps or higher?
Ever since watching 300 @ the IMAX, I've been interested in smooth
slow motion. The more fps, the smoother it looks when you
speed-change the video, so for instance 25% speed on a clip going
120fps still
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Jonathan Bloom [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I'm looking for GOOD prices on video lighting. These are for when I
can setup lights for scenes in my videos. I've been using some
mutli-directional floor lamps and now want something better.
Keep in mind: I would
Guys guys guys,
Are you really content with imposing such a bloated file format on
your viewers?
Does 120MB for a 10-minute episode seem reasonable, for example?
Not to me it doesn't, when it's about six times the size of what I've
been putting out so far - and when my source videos aren't
I have not used Export to iPod either, for the same reason.
My custom settings have worked fine for 320x240; it's the change to
640x480 that is the problem. In short, in QT Pro you can't do a
customised file at these dimensions that will work on the iPod -
because it requires the use of the
Joitske Hulsebosch's 12-Step Videoblogging post:
http://joitskehulsebosch.blogspot.com/2007/04/how-to-vlog-meeting-or-presentation.html
--
Bill C.
BillCammack.com
I see it as an expansion of the subject, to 'how to get round ipod
h264 640x480 issues and be in control of bitrate at the same time.
Ive already answered with more than enough waffle, I think you are
reliant on Apple changing something in future to make this possible
with quicktime, or use one
Oops that was supposed to read 'for 10 minutes footage'.
Also when it comes to whats 'fair' for viewers I certainly think its
unfair that there is so much dedication to providing compatibiltiy
with Apple devices compared with many other devices.
So for example I will report back when the XBox360
check it out
ryanishungry
got on MAKE today.
http://www.makezine.com/blog/archive/2007/04/wendy_tremayne_and_mikey.html
or
http://tinyurl.com/yqnlfm
check out the post
it's a cool series we're doing on these folks in NM. Green pioneers they
are.
very inspiring.
enjoy!
-ry
--
Cheers. Do you know which version of rocketboom is preloaded intot he
feed list of the Nokia podcasting app? I got the N95 and rocketboom
was there, but I didnt check to see which version. Im guessing its one
of the 3gp ones, but this particular phone can do mpeg4 and h264 so it
seems like a shame
This is interesting (and I know some of you do audio plus public
radio is doing more video, so it might help to also be a vlogger)
-- Forwarded message --
From: PRX Announcement [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Apr 23, 2007 11:58 AM
Subject: The Public Radio Talent Quest
To: [EMAIL
Hey Steve,
I would not be entirely averse to using another encoder. I have tried
Videora iPod converter in the past with little success, but may give
it another go since there's a new version out.
I would also mess around with ffmpeg if I could find any for dummies
documentation - and an
Hey Waz,
I'm afraid the secret sauce includes a dozen pages of signed legal
documents and some custom code :) not sure what kind of file size we're
talking...
-Original Message-
From: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of wazman_au
Sent: Monday, April 23,
Mike,
File size is the clincher. If you guys can find a way of letting the
user tweak bitrate and other params, while still having 640x480 H.264
that works on both Apple Telly and the iPod, you are on a winner.
Waz
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Mike Hudack [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah, someone really needs to invent THE killer ap -- imagine it, and
it exists. Funny how there's always a gap between those two...
spam :(
blip perfect as it is now :)
blip perfect as it will be :)
j
On Apr 22, 2007, at 4:32 pm, Mike Hudack wrote:
Jen,
We're definitely moving in this
Why exactly is it that you're worried about file size?
If you're talking about a 120mb file, and it's a 10-minute episode,
it's NOT going to take 10 minutes to download the 120 megs, so there's
no significant loss in the viewer's quality of experience.
Are you concerned that the file won't play
I discovered a variety of screw-on reflectors at a lighting store in
NYC. They screwed on to the inexpensive clamp lights you buy in
stores for $6 or $7.
I replaced the clamp light socket with a dimmer socket so I could
adjust the intensity of the lights.
Through experimentation, I discovered
Bill, it all depends on the speed of your internet connection, now doesn't it?
The fact is I _am_ concerned about file size, and the bandwidth consumption
imposed on
viewers. And I also want to have control over the parameters of an exported
file. Whereas
you don't see the issue. So there's
I've had similar experiences with blip. They're awesome and always
available to help in any way they can.
We're lucky folks to have them around.
_drew
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, eric gunnar rochow [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
i think, by and large, that blip.tv has done well in the
The JR surplus store has LED closet and undershelf lights for under $20.
Add diffusion gels and they're great and v.portable.
joly
(who splashed out $450 for a vidled and doesn't regret it.)
---
WWWhatsup NYC
24 matches
Mail list logo
