I've used DV tapes, SD Memory Card with Xacti and have a JVC HD Camcorder.
Tape Advantages:
In terms of quality the DV tapes have HD footage beat in terms of
quality and a wee bit more flexibility with low light levels.
Tape Disadvantage:
The time it takes to convert it to digital and then you
so good to see many of you at the winnies last weekend. props to irina and
crew!
anyhoo, it turns out that my bf's son (6 yrs old) is a filmmaker in the
making. i don't think he knew it either before this weekend but boy did we
have the imovie adventure! i really want to get him a video camera for
Thanks for the info!
I can't say I'm familiar with WordPress, but I'll gladly mess around
with stuff until I find out what works... I have a lot of projects I'd
like to get up and out there, so I'm definitely open to what people's
thoughts are on the best delivery systems (not to mention marketing
So here's the Show In A Box story:
For a long time we worked on how to easily get people videoblogging
for free - http://freevlog.org
All the while, we were learning to use tools with more flexibility,
namely, Wordpress. Also for years now we've recognized that there are
people with great video co
I've been kind of curious about Show In A Box. Is it something people
here generally recommend? What are the upsides/downsides? Which shows
use it?
Full of questions today,
Chris
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, John Coffey
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I think I resolved the problem by un
I use the Rode video mic a lot since I have gotten it, for audio it's
greatI'm just not that impressed with my camera low light
abilitiesbut thinking about what Brook mentioned I think I am
going to try and find a rental place around here. I think I have
made some pretty good stuff wit
I think I resolved the problem by unchecking the "use
external Flash Player".
--- John Coffey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm having problems with Show in A Box retaining
> wrong
> info, when I cut code from Blip share/permalinks and
> post it into my Vlogsplosiion Media grid, and press
> save.
I'm having problems with Show in A Box retaining wrong
info, when I cut code from Blip share/permalinks and
post it into my Vlogsplosiion Media grid, and press
save.
(Eg.
http://blip.tv/file/get/JimmyCraicHead-SailingMiDushiAruba278.flv)
It saves into the grid like my posts that work
correctly but
Nice rundown. I've seen really good results from the DVX100 and
recently from the HVX200. If this is for a professional, and as you
mentioned, CONSTANTLY PAYING application, I would choose the HVX200,
as you'll make your money back instantly from clients that recognize
how much better your camera
Susan writes:
>(a want the comments to
> be on my own vlog, meaning my viewers don't have to go to an external
> site:
I just spent a few minutes fiddling with Riffly and learned it puts
video and audio "tags" right on your own wordpress webpage.
The audio and video files do seem to be on the R
Heath:
I don't have much to add to Brook's long & informative response. I agree
with her that the newer JVC & Sony equipment doesn't feel as solid as
the Canon. The XH-A1 is on my wish list when I can spare the money to
make the jump to HDV.
One thing I see as a difference between "pro" and "c
Never truer words spoken.
Just my opinion...
Unless you are consistently producing quality professional work, then stick
with what you
have until you can make what you have look professional.
What looks professional?
Heh...age old question.
Professional is what you've created with it.
The c
I'm running Final Cut Pro 5.0.4 and OSX 10.4.10 (although I've been
upgrading the osX as they become available through auto-update.
Mike
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "Chris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Which version? That's mainly what I was curious about.
>
> --- In videoblogging@ya
Kyte.TV is a free service that does this video/audio/text response
very well, plus a way to publish video, photos, text stories, etc..
Even accessible by mobile smart phone to view and publish.
You can insert the kyte player/recorder on your own webpage or blog
via html object.
www.Kyte.TV
here'
I read a lot of good things about the Panasonic DVX100 line, it's a
good point about HD though, with so much stuff going that way.I
will have to check to see if there are any rental places around
Cincinnatididn't think about that option
Heath
http://batmangeek.com
--- In videoblogg
Among the typos I left this out - despite the hubbub about the
HVX200's 540 line resolving power, everyone I know feels it holds up
to HDCam and even film outpt as well or better than its HDV
equivalents. Resolution isn't everything by a long shot.
Also be warned that the fake 24P on some of the S
Warning - long response.
First - if you have a good rental house nearby I would strongly
consider renting for your for-hire work unitl you get a good sense of
what cameras you like and how their workflow works out for you. That's
what I'm doing right now - there's still a lot of upheaval in the lo
Which version? That's mainly what I was curious about.
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "Mike Moon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I'm running Final Cut Pro on my Mac Mini 1.42ghz powerpc, with no
> issues. Well, no issues accept for the length of time it takes...but
> that's the nature of ru
I'm running Final Cut Pro on my Mac Mini 1.42ghz powerpc, with no
issues. Well, no issues accept for the length of time it takes...but
that's the nature of running on an older machine.
Mike
http://vlog.mikemoon.net
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "Chris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi al
Anybody know of any good tutorials for creating TV news style graphics?
Hi all, I have a couple of things I'd like to ask...
Does anyone know off hand the latest version of Final Cut Pro that
would be compatible with a first generation (pre-Intel) Mac Mini
running OS 10.3.9?
Also, what are the standard dimensions of the widescreen videos a lot
of people are posting t
I am looking at upgrading my camera and in a big way. As some of you
may know I have been starting to have people come to me to video
stuff. And while the camera I have has been able to do that, it
won't get me to where I need to be. SoI am looking at
upgrading. I know quite a few on th
I just came across a WordPress plugin that allows users to add
video/audio comments to your vlog that stay as part of your normal
comments.
http://www.riffly.com
They have a live demo there you can try.
Some downsides, you need to use your mic/webcam attached to your
computer and it may only work
Does indeed look interesting... but for me, I (a want the comments to
be on my own vlog, meaning my viewers don't have to go to an external
site: and (b don't want to have to watch the video over and over again
to see all the comments. I would just like people talking. This can
definitely have its
Im sure its not perfect but this caught my eye:
http://voicethread.com/?#home.b21651
Certainly seems 1 step closer to an intelligent way to comment on video, using
video, what ya
reckon?
Cheers
Steve Elbows
Hey this sounds great i should have some time now that winnies are
done tho we are doing a xmas special for getv can you let us know when
there are a few more up thanks irina
On 12/8/07, Michael Szpakowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all
> I'm teaching a short course on videoblogging at Leeds
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