I believe this is a first for a narrative scripted web series, a LIVE
four camera production, that will be sent out worldwide, streaming on
June 25th at 7pm (pst), which will include a live chat with cast and
crew after, plus a few other surprises. For people in the SF Bay Area,
they can even
I have a friend who wants to export an old blogger blog. The file
comes out in XML.
He does NOT want to import it into another blog...but instead wants to
save the old posts as html or txt files.
Anyone have any experience saving a blog this way using the export
files that Blogger spits out?
Jay
I could be wrong but this kind of thing seems like what will be able
to be done with the new canvas and video elements in HTML5. And
instead of the whole thing locked into one giant opaque, proprietary
Flash movie, it'll be there in the source code of the page - open to
be searched, remixed,
He could try mirroring it as it currently is using wget... here's a
tutorial:
http://fosswire.com/post/2008/04/create-a-mirror-of-a-website-with-wget/
I've used this technique to archive old WP blogs that I don't want to keep
up-to-date with security fixes.
Not certain it would work with
Hi All, I have a client who wants to run the videos from my site and embed
the player into her site. It runs one video after another automatically. I
am not sure how to build a swf object to do this, or if has to be done this
way. I have several actionscript files that go along with this flash
He could try mirroring it as it currently is using wget... here's a
tutorial:
http://fosswire.com/post/2008/04/create-a-mirror-of-a-website-with-wget/
I've used this technique to archive old WP blogs that I don't want to keep
up-to-date with security fixes.
Not certain it would work with
The wget technique would allow him to archive it as-is offline, it should
pull down and link all relevant files -- probably would take a bit of
prodding and pushing to make it perfect. Of course it wouldn't be plain text
-- it would retain the blogger templates, etc. So it depends on what he
wants
On Sat, Jun 6, 2009 at 10:42 AM, Jay dedman jay.ded...@gmail.com wrote:
I could be wrong but this kind of thing seems like what will be able
to be done with the new canvas and video elements in HTML5. And
instead of the whole thing locked into one giant opaque, proprietary
Flash movie, it'll
The wget technique would allow him to archive it as-is offline, it should
pull down and link all relevant files -- probably would take a bit of
prodding and pushing to make it perfect. Of course it wouldn't be plain text
-- it would retain the blogger templates, etc. So it depends on what he
On Jun 6, 2009, at 7:55 AM, Jay dedman wrote:
Good idea. But I think he wants to take his blog offline...so just
have a version of his posts local on his computer. It is an
interesting quandry since Ive never considered wanting a blog archived
in txt format.
Jay
it might be slow, but
(I posted this on the blog too).
Great Video Michael,
I've been teaching this digital media class the last three semesters, and
technology is a huge barrier to creativity.
First, we only have PCs, so we can't go with FCP, so we go with Premiere
Pro, which is functionally find, but has all sorts
Good idea. But I think he wants to take his blog offline...so just
have a version of his posts local on his computer. It is an
interesting quandry since Ive never considered wanting a blog archived
in txt format.
it might be slow, but how about save as (on each page)
This is actually a good
On Jun 6, 2009, at 10:09 AM, Jay dedman wrote:
Good idea. But I think he wants to take his blog offline...so just
have a version of his posts local on his computer. It is an
interesting quandry since Ive never considered wanting a blog
archived
in txt format.
it might be slow, but
yes, I will host the videos on my site. She has very limited download
bandwidth available to her via her web hosting service. I was hoping to be
able to keep the xml playlist on my site as well so I can upload changes as
needed.
On Sat, Jun 6, 2009 at 8:53 AM, Jay dedman jay.ded...@gmail.com
yes, I will host the videos on my site. She has very limited download
bandwidth available to her via her web hosting service. I was hoping to be
able to keep the xml playlist on my site as well so I can upload changes as
needed.
Others more qualified than me can speak to the deatils of what
Some of you may know Metroblogging: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metroblogging
Started by Sean Bonner and others in 2003, they helped bloggers in
different cities around the world start a local blog. They would then
sell ads on that blog to help pay the bloggers.
More info here:
You could use a Site Ripper or Offline browser like
http://www.metaproducts.com http://www.metaproducts.com/ . I use this
to ripper an entire site or just potions of it to my hard drive. It can
be configured to just rip jpegs, text, mp3 or the lot. The entire
website can then be accessed from your
When I first started doing web videos I was using WWM2. It was fine if I kept
it to straight cuts and titles. If I wanted to cross fade or do anything else
that SOB crashed like a frat house after a party. There are probably some of my
prior rants about it still in the archives.
I tried to get
I had much the same experience! I had to teach some wmm classes - when
it crashed ( it always did), I told the class to expect that, it's
just what the software does.
I really like my mac :-)
David
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On Jun 6, 2009, at 8:11 PM, Gena compumaven...@earthlink.net wrote:
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