I just recently noticed that Blip stopped recording hits I get from
embedded videos on Myspace. I posted this question to the staff at
Blip and am still waiting for a response. I'm wondering if anybody
else has been having this problem or can offer a reason for why this
is happening. We are
Hi All,
My vblog is only a sort of 'personal vblog' taking about SF, AV,
gadget other stuff so I'm not going to spend a fortune to 'get it
out there'
So I don't know whether to choose to go blip.tv pro and get them to
transcode my mp4 videos into QT so I can sign up my rss feed to iTunes
- cost
Dave, never be afraid to add a link to your videoblog on your
messages so we can watch it, especially when asking for help :)
What PC editing program are you using? Many PC apps now have an
iPod export setting. That's all the Blip .m4v conversion is. As
much as I think it's worth
Blip has had problems with Myspace crossposts. Myspace sound like a
real pain in the arse. They keep changing things to screw up other
video providers so that people will use Myspace video instead. Blip
keep waking up and finding their Myspace embeds don't work, and then
they have to
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Rupert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dave, never be afraid to add a link to your videoblog on your
messages so we can watch it, especially when asking for help :)
What PC editing program are you using? Many PC apps now have an
iPod export setting.
If you record widescreen, iPod H264 Conversion will convert it down
to 640x360. If you're not doing something very visual, going up to
720x480 might not be worth the extra file size and upload/download
times. Although if you just uploaded the iPod version instead of the
AVI, I guess your
720x480 is not widescreen. It's a higher resolution 4x3, except with
non-square pixels.
Also, on the NV3, if you record using 720x480, it only goes 20 frames
per second, as opposed to 30. Try it out to see if you like giving up
the frame rate for the higher resolution. I haven't seen much
On Aug 29, 2008, at 10:53 PM, Rupert wrote:
It could help a bit if you told us what picture, and where it's being
used, and even gave a link to the forum where he's taunting you.
These characters are so lo-life, I don't want to trouble you. There
have been incidents of violence (even
Actually, thinking about it, 720x480 wouldn't scale down to 640x360,
it'd 640x425 or something... not real widescreen, so perhaps even
more reason just to stick with what you're already using.
On 30-Aug-08, at 1:05 PM, Rupert wrote:
If you record widescreen, iPod H264 Conversion will convert
Hi everyone:
First offWe are NOT lawyers. As such, you are really asking the
wrong people here. Therefore, you're not likely to get the desired
answer (IF we can even help at all).
Personally, I think you would be best posing this question on forums
where lawyers tend to hang out for
If All Rights Reserved, then he can't use your photo without your
permission, whatever he says.
Not to split hairs with Mr. Howe, but he definitely *can* use your photo
without your permission, just not legally. Anything you put on The Internet
can be used without your permission. Nature of
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