There's the rub, I've been watching a lot of video online when I am researching
a topic for a post. That is how I found a whole community of dance blogs and
dance vlogs. Using Blip.tv and YouTube to find non-media content when I'm
trying to find if possible user generated video on topics.
thanks Rupert. I tend to watch some on your list when I have a chance + ones
in the projects eg VloMo, vbweek when I get in a videoing frenzy. if any
are mentioned in the artist in the clouds list I watch them + lately ones in
the twitter stream though I miss some due to timezone differences
I enjoyed the catepillars. I've always been kind of creeped out by catepillars,
so I liked the ending.
From: Jay dedman jay.ded...@gmail.com
To: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, August 4, 2009 10:41:00 PM
Subject: Re: [videoblogging] Re: which
Google have just bought On2, the video codec company
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/08/05/google_to_buy_on2/
There is speculation that they will open source the On2 codecs, and
use them on YouTube.
Apparently Ogg is based on another On2 codec previously open sourced
by them.
They claim
Google have just bought On2, the video codec company
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/08/05/google_to_buy_on2/
There is speculation that they will open source the On2 codecs, and
use them on YouTube.
Apparently Ogg is based on another On2 codec previously open sourced
by them.
They claim
here you go:
http://twoyoutubevideosandamotherfuckingcrossfader.com/
Schlomo Rabinowitz
http://schlomo.tv - finally moving to wordpress
http://hatfactory.net - relaxed coworking
AIM:schlomochat
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If this move brings forth convergence and a stronger demand for FOSS codecs,
which I think it will, then I'm very happy about this.
On Wed, Aug 5, 2009 at 7:19 AM, Jay dedman jay.ded...@gmail.com wrote:
Google have just bought On2, the video codec company
Hey all, just wanted to drop a line here with a new project Ive been
working on called Magma.
Unlike Rocketboom, which is essentially a content/production studio,
Magma is a video platform and Im very, very excited about it. I think
it fills an obvious void in the online video space, on a
Thanks for the invite.
You're right - it's a great idea and does fill an obvious void. Now
my youtube surfing procrastination will be much more efficient and
last much longer.
I imagine that people will see its benefits immediately, and it'll
take off quickly.
I hope the plague of
2009/8/5 Andrew Baron and...@rocketboom.com:
I wanted
to for sure return to my roots to get the word out and get your
sincere feedback before we go live in the next couple of weeks.
Well, one thing struck me immediately. In with all the
freely-available media there's a bunch of stuff from the
I signed up as well; thank you for letting us know about it Andrew.
My beef, having a well-loved show with longevity but not huge amounts
of traditional popularity, is a way to move beyond the algorithms of
popularity. Most of the video hosting sites show the most popular -
which become more
Yes. The difference between viral and ephemeral popularity and a
sustained lower intensity.
Most of the people in this group have never been into producing the
kind of videos that will get shown here, because they're about
something different from the shocking/funny/gossipy X factor that
Thanks for the comments yall! The top charts part of Magma is just the
popular entry point. What Im most excited by is the potential for Magma to
become one of the most effective ways to find those obscure, off the beaten
track videos that no one is watching except you and your friends.
This
You are so right and we have IP detection on our priority list before public
roll out in order to select a nationally specific version that will exclude
any videos that are not available in your country. Thanks for the comment
Frank!
Andrew
On Wed, Aug 5, 2009 at 5:05 PM, Frank Carver
Thanks Rupert. This is the best example of a reason why its good to keep
things private while letting people use the site. I didnt even know about
the limit on tags, you should be able to have a one or two character tag, I
just add that to the bug fix list.
Thanks again!
On Wed, Aug 5, 2009 at
Would like to get this up on www.techstartups.com Andrew and would be happy
to arrange for the interview.
Jim
On Wed, Aug 5, 2009 at 3:43 PM, Rupert Howe rup...@twittervlog.tv wrote:
Yes. The difference between viral and ephemeral popularity and a
sustained lower intensity.
Most of the
All good news Andrew. FWIW, I could not easily find a way to search
people. I tried to find Rupert to friend/follow him and could not -
except by seeing a link to him as a recent user and then using the
follow link under his profile pic. I know you are in beta - so
consider this just a usability
I didn't understand these extra levels of discovery from looking at
the site. I must have not read the Tutorial properly.
That's cool.
On 5-Aug-09, at 11:40 PM, andrew michael baron wrote:
What Im most excited by is the potential for Magma to
become one of the most effective ways to find
thanks Andrew. sounds interesting
maybe we need another vb project then we can use the site and get a feel
for it. (maybe I just need a project;)
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http://twitter.com/#search?q=mag.ma
seems a good way to keep up
Couldn't there be some various topic or whatever based tweet accounts that
posted adds?
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WWWhatsup NYC -
Hi Andrew:
I just took a look and I think that the stats page is pretty amazing.
The social media tracking is especially interesting.
Here are a few questions/comments:
1. I'm curious if the embed code link that you have is the same embed
code as the one that, for example, YouTube offers
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