Great. I'll enter, for sure. But two suggestions:
1) Consider changing the way it works asap so that the second stage
and overall winner is NOT decided by number of views and votes. It's
way too open to being gamed. And those with lots of friends and
existing internet fan bases will have
also, your mac.com email address advertising a microsoft competition
is the funniest and most subversive thing I've seen in ages. good work!
On 22 Apr 2008, at 12:31, Rupert wrote:
Great. I'll enter, for sure. But two suggestions:
1) Consider changing the way it works asap so that the second
This is something completely different to my usual Videos, its about
Clubs sharing the Aloha and having a great time. Very moody,
entertaining and different.
I think you might like this one Rox, partly inspired by BeachWalks, but
with a crazy touch.
Shot this with a Canon TX1 partly SD and
Maureen and I are in
Maureen: http://richardswife.com/?p=21
Richard:
http://richardshow.org/show/2008/04/22/vlog-week-2008-day-1-frog-fantasies/
... Richard
On Sat, Apr 19, 2008 at 11:20 AM, Josh Leo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It all starts tomorrow...
Are you Ready?
On Wed, Apr 2,
Hey, gang. Yeah, yeah...I know that I post on here only when I have
questions. I'm bad.
Anyway, I'm currently exploring a new project that could involve a lot of
low-light shooting, and I'm trying to assess my various options. By low
light, I'm talking about a level of ambient lighting you
I guess it depends on what you're using it for, and what resolution
you need.
If you need DV, you could shoot on a 3CCD Sony or Canon prosumer
camera - my XL1 is pretty good in low light, and I think the more
expensive Sonys and Panasonics aren't bad, either. I mean, it's
going to look
I'd be for web production as well as possibly DVDs at something better
than 320x240, most likely, and this footage will be the mainstay of a
piece that could run 15-60 minutes. I'm considering an XL-1 if I have
to...even buying a used one will basically be a very serious
investment...but it'll
Most digital still cameras will shot short or longer video clips.
Often for as long as you have space on your flash drive. But it
sounds like you need a real video camera. I just bought the
Panasonic DVX100B, I upgraded from a Panasonic PV-GS180, I did a
comparriosion shot with my new
So all digital stills cameras have a movie mode. Good ones - like a
$400 Canon Powershot - has a movie mode that will shoot very good
quality video and sound for as long as the memory card will take.
Slap an 8GB SD card in a Canon Powershot and you'll get over an hour
of continuous
You can shoot at 15fps, which is what you'll end up with very
likely on the web anyway. That'll give you plenty of exposure
and the blurry look is not unpleasant.
You can also do a lot with levels and, even, gradients, in post.
Joly
People here have a history of doing amazing things on
Possibly he needs a real camera for this... but in my experience
real cameras often can't match the low light performance of a little
pocket camera. Sometimes the sound is even better from an in-camera
mic on a pocket stills camera than it is from an in-camera mic on a
DV camera. And
I forgot to say thanks, Brook - this tip for NVU was perfectly timed
for a client who needed an open source web editor.
Rupert
http://twittervlog.tv/
Creative Mobile Filmmaking
Shot, edited and sent with my Nokia N93
On 16 Apr 2008, at 23:26, Brook Hinton wrote:
Another option for a program
Could someone help me with a feed issue? I setup my site in a hurry,
using wordpress vPip, and mefeedia gives me errors when I try to add
the feed.
This one is the vPip feed for quicktime:
Could you give some examples of what you're referring to when you're
talking about levels and gradients in post? Are there techniques that
have worked particularly well for you?
--
Rhett.
You can shoot at 15fps, which is what you'll end up with very
likely on the web anyway. That'll give you
Hi Steve,
On 22 Apr 2008, at 18:50, Steve Watkins wrote:
Could someone help me with a feed issue? I setup my site in a
hurry, using wordpress vPip, and mefeedia gives me errors when I
try to add the feed.
This one is the vPip feed for quicktime:
Sound won't be an issue. For the record, this is for roller derby, and
I'll probably be mixing together sound gathered in different ways, and a
commentator voice will be some of the most featured sound.
The idea of buying a really nice still camera and using its video feature
is compelling. I
Hi Steve,
The vPIP Quicktime feed worked fine. It is here:
http://www.mefeedia.com/feeds/37130
The Wordpress feed didn't contain media elements, so won't work in
Mefeedia or iTunes (well, you can add it to iTunes, but won't play any
episodes).
Also, we have a users group here in case anyone
No doubt and I did not mean to imply that a real camera is better,
it's excatly like you said, different cameras for different
situatuions. I love my cannon SD100 for stuff, I shot a heck of a lot
with it and my Kodak before it. And that is the reason I put
the real in quotes as there are
You may want to burn your wordpress feed with feedburner and then set
that up as your main feed. It could also be another plugin issue
causing the problem. If you need to know how to set up a feedburner
feed check out Freevlog.org, they walk it through step by step
heath
From what people have been telling me for the last year, Feedburner is not
all that. Personally, I'm not seeing that much activity from them since
being acquired by Google.
Does anyone have any thoughts on that?
If I was starting a new feed, and am not a feed newbie, I would try to have
the feed
the main benifit I see with Feedburner is like in a case like mine
where I switched from blogger to wordpress, people would have had to
update their feedreaders, etc, people may not have had the right
feed, they may not have known, etc...
Of course David Meade did post something I think that
Absolutely agree with you re: keeping the feed to keep the subscribers. I
know I would lose many/most of them if I changed it.
Heck, I probably wouldn't follow myself if I changed it!
On Tue, Apr 22, 2008 at 12:37 PM, Heath [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the main benifit I see with Feedburner is
Have any of you played with this?:
http://cozmo.tv/
Seems like it could make a nice viewing experience to aggregate all of the
Videoblogging Week videos. Just put in an rss feed (like the one Mefeedia
makes) and sit back and watch.
It also has a button on the lower right that brings you to the
On Tue, Apr 22, 2008 at 3:37 PM, Heath [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Of course David Meade did post something I think that takes part of
the need away for those things, I need to look into it more.
Yeah I just wrote up a how-to on editing the .htaccess file so that
you can move your feed around
I've never had much to do with Technorati till
videoblogging2008 but I've learned much the last day.
First, it hadn't updated my blog in 5 weeks even
though I've posted 3 times since then. I had them ping
my site several times to get me up to date but my post
from 9 hours ago is still not in
Looks cool - will have to give it a try. thanks!
The main problem I have had with these type of things is that they
support Flash-only. At Mefeedia, we even created a basic experience
like this ourselves, but canned it because of the non-Flash support.
I'd be interested to see what they
Thanks very much Frank and Christian :) I guess the errors I got when I tried
were in
themselves erroneous! Still my url for the feed that works is stupidly long,
which probably
doesnt help.
I really need to pay more attention to this stuff, Ive been slack, but then
again Im
deliberately
Many who have depended on Technorati have moved onto Google Blogs:
http://blogsearch.google.com/?hl=entab=wb
On Apr 22, 2008, at 4:12 PM, John Coffey wrote:
I've never had much to do with Technorati till
videoblogging2008 but I've learned much the last day.
First, it hadn't updated my blog in
Anyone into video blogging at
http://en.oreilly.com/webexsf2008/public/content/home in SF wona meetup?
Am just in town from the UK.
Hamish
http://visionontv.net
http://hamishcampbell.com
http://www.undercurrents.org
I was wondering if anyone has experience using the Video Elements theme:
http://www.wpelements.com/2008/04/09/introducing-the-video-elements-wordpress-
theme-v10/
Any thoughts or comments about the Video Elements theme in general?
Thanks and regards!
W.
I tried it on iTunes 7 on a power book and, I got the dreaded exclamation
point meaning the feed is broken (in my world anyway).
To clarify, the feed is:
http://www.mefeedia.com/tags/videobloggingweek2008/rss2.xml
I should be able to select advanced/subscribe to podcast, enter that and
away I
It worked for me; I even got your video!
On Tue, Apr 22, 2008 at 6:14 PM, Richard (Show) Hall
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I tried it on iTunes 7 on a power book and, I got the dreaded
exclamation
point meaning the feed is broken (in my world anyway).
To clarify, the feed is:
I just tried it and it worked.
Yes, in iTunes: Advanced - Subscribe to Podcast and there you go!
We are working on an alternative interface too, but running into IE
issues. Will let you all know!
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, schlomo rabinowitz
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It worked for
I just realized after I uploaded and posted my latest video, that it is
my 200th post. In a way the video I ended up posting is fitting as it
is a bit of a new begining for me
http://heathparks.com/blog1/?p=266
Vlog on!
Heath
http://batmangeek.com
http://heathparks.com
I was wondering if anyone has experience using the Video Elements theme:
http://www.wpelements.com/2008/04/09/introducing-the-video-elements-wordpress-
theme-v10/
Any thoughts or comments about the Video Elements theme in general?
we started picking apart how it works here:
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