On Wed, 30 Nov 2005 02:55:47 +0100, Adrian Miles
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around the 29/11/05 Ted Tagami mentioned about Re: [videoblogging]
making a vlog soft that:
I would like to add a link within my video. Can't you do this in QT Pro?
yes, and no.
using QT pro you can add a text track
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Share [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We got our vlog in the press! I'm so excited! I hope to see more and
more press releases for everyone in any capacity we can think of. The
way I see it, the more people start to discover vlogging,
videoblogging,
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Adrian Miles [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
around the 25/11/05 Enric mentioned about [videoblogging] Re: War On
Text that:
This capability is not unique to film or hypertext.
that isn't the claim, it is that film and hypertext (as you indicate)
seem to work
usually i stay out of these talks these days but this one...
Most can not be broadcast on community TV because they
continually use copyrighted content (music) in their productions.
That is bad teaching, not a bad law
I don't know about that. Have you ever taught a video
class? Teaching
On Nov 30, 2005, at 3:19 AM, Enric wrote:
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Adrian Miles [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
but they're conversations for other forums (where I have been
publishing about the intersection of film and hypertext for 10 years,
see also Clara mancini's recent
i commented on blip, might as well paste it here
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Josh does a great job cutting through the geekery.
A great alternative to using special aggregator software (rss readers)
is to subscribe to RSS-TO-EMAIL service...
People:Donate a few bucks to Mefeedia if you use thumb generator.Interesting stuff... pretty hardcore.sullOn 11/29/05, Markus Sandy
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i'm impressed! keep on crunching and thanks!
petertheman wrote:
OK, Here's an overview of the Mefeedia thumbnail feature.1)
duncan wrote:
usually i stay out of these talks these days but this one...
I suffer the same problems as Adrian (plus I teach video classes
regularly)...
-but in terms of working creatively I've never found it prohibitive, ...
sampling of other material is one method, but not using it
Amazing: I *just* wrote an explanation of aggregators yesterday.
here is a the exchange between me and another user on a Pocket PC
forum. (FeederReader is an aggregator for a Pocket PC device).
Duckie said:
I mean seriously...why is it a big deal to go to a website and
download the podcast?
Joshua Kinberg wrote:
As for setting a poster frame... yes, do that. Its generally good practice,
though most people tend to disregard.
What is required to set a poster frame? Does it require QuickTime Pro?
Can it be done with iMovie or Metadata Hootenanny or some other apps?
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That was a great contribution, Mike.Too busy to fully respond.. so I'll pick a few lines and counter.
All this is to say if 2005 was about developing trusted source and
mechanisms for bubbling up media, 2006 is going to be about the
manifestation of video blogging into the real world through
It's still tricky, isnt it?I dont know feederReader... but can you find content easily? can you filter it before downloading? Or do you need to know before hand what you want to subscribe to? Also, can you grab feed items meta data first before downloading any media? Personally, I am against
Its really easy with QT Pro:
Open your movie in QT Pro - Drag the play head to the frame you wish
to set as the thumbnail image - Go to View-Set Poster Frame - Go to
File-Save, and choose to save movie as self contained
I'm pretty sure there is a similar menu option somewhere in iMovie.
-Josh
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--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Share [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We got our vlog in the press! I'm so excited! I hope to see more
and
more press releases
Well, since King Kong is done and the marketing hype has officially
begun, we watching people launch a film that has been promoted through
a videoblog for a long time now. And there are bits of people, very
famous people, talking about the behind-the-scenes videoblog in
super-mainstream
please elaborate Josh
how is itunes not keeping metadata intact?
the fact is, i get better description display in itunes
it also displays publication dates and sorts by them too, which i find
very useful
clearly itunes is lacking some great fireant mac features (comments,
opml import)
the
The videoblog, for those of you who haven't seen it, is at:
http://www.kongisking.net/kong2005/proddiary/
I thought this site was great, but found it disappointing that i
couldn't subscribe.
I could never remember to check the site, and when I did I didn't know
where to look for what I had
Jen Simmons wrote:
Well, since King Kong is done and the marketing hype has officially
begun, we watching people launch a film that has been promoted through
a videoblog for a long time now. And there are bits of people, very
famous people, talking about the behind-the-scenes videoblog
Yes, it is still tricky. You're right: an aggregator in general is
useful *after* you've found what you want to watch. I'll be adding a
keyword search at some point, but it is easier to sample and find
videoblogs on a desktop. I think FireANT, for instance, blurs the
line a little between pure
right. it's like if you make experimental film/video: it's helpful (i think) to make your work not as against something (ie "critical cinema") but as *for* something: for your own _expression_/world/people. and what i mean to say is that rather than feeling an encroachment by the "big boys",
Hey Steve:
Thanks so much for all of your great information.
The movie that I asked about was another re-encoded
movie I made following Michael's suggestion, and yours too.
I exported it as an .mp4, utilizing H.264 codec, and AAC --
set to Baseline. So I am perplexed as to why it's not
not all videoblogs are vodcasts ;-)On 11/30/05, Joshua Kinberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The videoblog, for those of you who haven't seen it, is at: http://www.kongisking.net/kong2005/proddiary/I thought this site was great, but found it disappointing that i
couldn't subscribe.I could never
Very cool, Josh. :)
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Josh Leo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
have you asked this question before?
this is my standard answer:
http://stonefarm.blogspot.com/2005/11/2-way-rss.html
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On Wed, 30 Nov 2005 17:07:05 +0100, Michael Sullivan
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not all videoblogs are vodcasts ;-)
I agree...and not all vodcasts are videoblogs. ;-)
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Wow this is a really cool lil' program! I'm definately going to use
this ... may have to buy it too :-)
Are there any downsides? (for example is it using some crayz QT
feature that only tech-savy users on the lastest and greatest macs are
going to be able to see or something? :-P )
Thanks the
and we all love videoblogs that are vodcasts. lolOn 11/30/05, Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:On Wed, 30 Nov 2005 17:07:05 +0100, Michael Sullivan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: not all videoblogs are vodcasts ;-)I agree...and not all vodcasts are videoblogs. ;-)-
On a related note, Publish.com just posted a good article last night...
http://www.publish.com/article2/0,1759,1894117,00.asp
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--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Josh Leo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Josh,
Just curious: If a QT .mov has a poster frame set, is there any way to
read save *that image?
Don't know anything about the thumbnail extraction / saving of which
you speak, Josh, but seems to me it would be a less of a resource hog
to go that way.
Or am I blowing smoke out an
This brings up a QT 7 issue.
Regularly set poster frames in QT6 to great effect.
But in QT 7 when I open a .mov with a poster frame, it begins playing
from the poster frame rather than the beginning of the video.
Because I'm doing lots of presentations that screwed with the flow -
to add
Yes, this is what we do in FireAnt on Windows.
There is a quicktime API function to get the poster frame image.
But, not every movie on the web is Quicktime. In fact probably around
50% or less.
Again, I can't speak for MeFeedia because I don't know the nature of
their setup.
-Josh
On
hi list
long time no see
i was wondering--is there a simple way to do timestretching/time compression of video clips with a fairly high degree of control.
the 'turtle slider' in imovie has very coarse settings for doing such a thing. but let's say i wanted to take a 32-second clip and scrunch
the controlls on speed are better in imovie 05...but still not specific to time...On 11/30/05, Philip Clark
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:hi listlong time no seei was wondering--is there a simple way to do timestretching/time
compression of video clips with a fairly high degree of control.the
you may need to move up to Final Cut (it will let you specify lengths
in seconds/frames) unless anyone has any ideas of shareware stuff that
will do the same.
d
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I've seen some very buggy behavior on the Windows version -- out of
sync audio/video, jittery, the plugin sometimes kills the browser.
On Mac I've seen some of this, but pretty rarely.
One would think that it would be unbuggy (since it's a core port of
OSX), but they threw together the new
The downgrade of QT sux becuse then you can't view h.264.
I really feel like Apple is rushing early to market with these new
technologies before they are really ready.
I know Peter's video iPod completely died after maybe 2 weeks of use.
He returned it and is now waiting for a replacement.
Add
In Final Cut Pro there are two options.
1. Duration
2. Speed
1.The time duration of the clip can be set to specific timecode
numbers...(this one i'm not to positive on actual specifics)
2. The speed of the clip whether it be audio/video together or separate can
be slowed down or speed up
try another one of mine, please, steve
h.264 baseline 320x240 480kbps w/ AAC 128kbps
http://www.archive.org/download/punkcastcomPUNKCAST33535WhiteMagicOneNote/33535white.m4vhttp://www.archive.org/download/punkcastcomPUNKCAST33535WhiteMagicOneNote/33535white.m4v
thanks
At 10:00 AM
Anyone know what's up with Channels.com? Who's setting that up?On 11/30/05, LeanBackVids.com
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On a related note, Publish.com just posted a good article last night...
http://www.publish.com/article2/0,1759,1894117,00.asp
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When I tried (several times) the downgrade to QT6, my G5 desktop
stopped recognizing the firewire port. I finaly ended up installing
OS 9.22 and running quicktime 6.03 on there. Now I have both QT7 (OS
X) and QT6 (OS 9.22). QT6 on OS 9.22 runs a bith quirky, but the last
two 3ivx posts I did on
nice thought doug
but this looks like a marketing gimic more than anything else.
this site is an primarily an advertisement for the drug Reyataz
where exactly do they donate the money for research?
to themselves?
there are lots of ways to show vlogger power
here is a slightly different take:
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Markus Sandy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
nice thought doug
but this looks like a marketing gimic more than anything else.
this site is an primarily an advertisement for the drug Reyataz
where exactly do they donate the money for research?
to themselves?
Is this the "Internet Archive" that claims to be
capturing "the history of our day?" Aren't sexual issues part of that
history?
It is really outrageous that they took your vlog
off. And, I say that, as someone who doesn't fully agree with your
viewpoint.
Actually, I watched this vlog
Oh come on Randy It's only a Barbie doll with no clothes on!!
Paul k
On 30 Nov 2005, at 21:12, Randolfe Wicker wrote:
Is this the Internet Archive that claims to be capturing the history of our day? Aren't sexual issues part of that history?
It is really outrageous that they took your vlog off.
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Paul Knight [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Oh come on Randy It's only a Barbie doll with no clothes on!!
Paul k
There's manufacturing consent and there's manufacturing dissent.
;)
On 30 Nov 2005, at 21:12, Randolfe Wicker wrote:
Is this the Internet
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I could find no answer to this, so i retract that idea. Thanks for
pointing this out.
Perhaps we could do something like this. (borrowed from a 2003
site)
Anyone who publishes a personal weblog, diary, journal, blog, VLOG
newspage,
I thought the viewpoint expressed implied that "all
males" were so low that they resorted to weird rubber dolls, etc. I doubt
one in a hundred men have even experimented with one of these
things.
Now, an interesting vlog would be opening a "doll
house" whorehouse. Could they bust someone
Archive.org's aims to capture history do not mean they can afford to
pretend their are no laws that may affect the content they can legally
host.
The internet would be very different today if all the laws in all
countries were always followed to the letter. Clearly that doesnt
happen, but
commenting is pretty difficult for me, because we've started watching
videos on tv which is really good for us in that my wife can share in
the whole vlog experience, it's more relaxing, and we watch a LOT more
videos
... the draw back is that clearly it's less interactive, and I have to
go
Greetings all, after lurking on the list for a couple informative
weeks, here's my first post:
Though i've been uploading quicktime movs to my site for a while now, i
decided to take a stab at RSS for vlogging, so i could get onto iTunes
blogs, and eventually others.
I followed the
I think I'm liking this making-lists thing... I was analyzing the behaviors we
exhibit when
interacting with things, and there is a definite split in the
participatory/passive experience.
It started to point me in all sorts of directions and like my
explaining-RSS-with-pizza
analogy, it all
Just FYI, a month ahead of schedule, we launched our first localized version of
Audioblog.com in Japan today--which is called Castella (http://Castella.jp)
and is the
Audioblog service, but with a portal, search, and mobile phone listening
features. And of
course, in Japanese.
Pics on
around the 30/11/05 Philip Clark mentioned about [videoblogging]
timestretching video clips that:
i was wondering--is there a simple way to do timestretching/time
compression of video clips with a fairly high degree of control.
the 'turtle slider' in imovie has very coarse settings for doing
Hey Greg,
Check out FreeVlog URL: http://freevlog.org
It will get you all set up.
Let me know if you have any questions,
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I have been having trouble with avid and cant stand windows movie
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http://Castella.jp) and is the
Audioblog service, but with
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After you set your poster frame, move the playhead back to the beginning and
then save
the file. This seems to work for me.
As for QT7 - I haven't had any problems on my powerbook. I love the h.264
compression
although I'm still using 3ivx until h.264 becomes more pervasive.
Regards,
Will
OK, since you brought it up - it must be saidthe best US Appelate
Court opinion ever - Mattel, Inc vs. MCA Records, Inc. for trademark
infringement on their Barbie mark and the counterclaim by MCA for
defmation...in the US 9th Circuit...in the opinion of the court, Judge
Kozinski writes...
If
I don't know if I posted this on the video blogging group the other
day, but it's potentially a great portable media device.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/10139645/
It's the Nokia 770. Basically its a got a 800 pixel wide screen, it
supports an infinitude of media formmats, it's got wifi, and
I have been having trouble with avid and cant stand windows movie maker, short of getting a mac, is there anything out there that I can use that is similar to imovie?PC video editing software I recommend most are: Pinnacle Studio Plus Ulead's VideoStudio 9 and Adobe's Premiere Elements
QT pro.
Put a 30 second bit of music or whatever in QT and paste your :35 piece into it using edit -->> add scaled, et voila.
Jan
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Well, the way I understand Our Media works, it's volunteer moderators
who flag potential copyright-suspicious vids for later attorney review.
In other words, let's find out why the vid was pulled directly from
some moderator's mouth, and furthermore, invite an attorney to address
this.
Don't
That's pretty sweet Eric.
On 11/30/05, Eric Rice [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just FYI, a month ahead of schedule, we launched our first localized
version of
Audioblog.com in Japan today--which is called Castella
(http://Castella.jp) and is the
Audioblog service, but with a portal, search,
Thanks Sull, Loved your ideas.BTW, i just posted a message about the Nokia 770... It's a good example on this focus of a "information device". Not really a communications device so much, but an information device. Video is a part of that, but not everything. It's about information,
i find it had to believe we would get our money's worth
Jan McLaughlin wrote:
Well, the way I understand Our Media works, it's volunteer moderators
who flag potential copyright-suspicious vids for later attorney review.
In other words, let's find out why the vid was pulled directly from
some
What's the rip-off? They had more interesting
material and presented it in a much more professional and informative fashion
than Rocketboom. Competition makes the blood pump faster and the product
better.
Rocketboom is a fun show and has a great "niche
market" head start. However, a lot
I'm surprised that more vloggers don't post
comments, especially after you have experienced putting up vlogs that many watch
and you get zero feedback.
Now, that I'm going to vlog events at Node 101 and
the Film Archives, etc, I've discovered there is a real hidden benefit to
leaving
A google search turned up this:
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From now until
Thevlogprogram at the Film Archives in NYC was really great. It was
interesting that much of the material was new to me. A different person
curates each show. The last show I saw was about 50%
familiar.
What was especially nice was the vlog program was
followed by an hour showing of
:) I haven't heard that term since my time at Microsoft. Developers
were horrible for that.
On 11/30/05, Randolfe Wicker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why do you call that ego surfing? I think it is interesting to see where
your name pops up in stories you never knew about, etc. That's not ego,
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Don't be overly optimistic. Popular TV is
filled with pretty, unhip, really dumb, mediocre show hosts. "Water finds
its own level" and in "mass communications" that "lowest common denominator" can
be pretty depressing.
Rocketboom's smarts are just appropriate for the
upscale,
I have yet to meet someone who couldn't grasp the concept of websites and
links very
fast.
Thanks for standing up for us old folks, Andreas. However, I sometime
wonder if I might not be the first. I sat for an hour and half trying
to figure out why I couldn't get a Quicktime capture on my
Look what I found.
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All you need is a little bit of practise and a lot of enthusiasm. Doesn't matter what age group you are. :)
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On 12/1/05, Randolfe Wicker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have yet tomeet someone who couldn't grasp the concept of websites andlinks veryfast.Thanks for standing up for us old folks,
One way for you to generate your thumbnails for layout might be to simply upload your images into to a single directory and then use a relevant system tag to determine the file name for each image. I don't use Blogger, but I just had a look at their template code (because I know a lot of people
I concede the point. I didn't know that
infringement of Barbie's copyright would be the real issue. But, even on
that level, I wonder if an argument couldn't be made for setting up some site in
China or somewhere that was really free of "copyright" constraints.
I understand people deserve
Its interesting how suddenly people who at first sight seem to promote the idea of openness and free will, have such strong subjective opinions about what is worthwhile and what is not worthwhile - often saying that this for everyone, except those that they dont like or find to be interesting.
Two more notes on this subject of creating your own thumbs:#1 If you didnt want to hunt down the item number, you could always just name your image with the same text that is used for the title, and use the $BlogItemTitle$ tag instead.#2 With the hovering metadata example below, I meant to
Can't criticism just be an open and free opinion?
I'm a longtime vlog watcher (not a vlogger) and new to this forum...
After reading the last few weeks worth of posts, it seems like many of
the members are very sensative and defensive.
It is a very generalized idea, but I think many would agree
There are three issues --
That Peaches number is definitely unauthorized.
The sexual content is going to piss some people off.
Barbie is a fiercely protected trademark.
The Peaches issue is a good enough reason to bounce it, add in the
other two issues and it's an obvious choice.
Archive.org will pull content which may be a copyright issue based on protest.
(Specific proof / discourse not required)On 12/1/05, Lucas Gonze [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are three issues --
That Peaches number is definitely unauthorized.
The sexual content is going to piss some
As far as I know, it's a standard term. Tongue-in-cheek on my part,
but, really, why else do we do it? C'mon, admit it. grin
Not to be rude, Joan, but it's really very easy to get noticed by
Google, and almost impossible NOT to be. The trick is to ensure that
the majority of the mentions are
I've been using Roxio's VideoWave (part of the Easy Media Creator
package). It's a little quirky in places, but mostly does what I want
it to.
However, since Nerissa mentions it so highly, I'll check out this copy
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--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Eric Rice [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just FYI, a month ahead of schedule, we launched our first localized
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Audioblog service, but with a portal, search, and
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Truth is, you can't make everyone happy. So concentrate on making
videos that makes you happy. There will always be criticisms so please
don't take it personally. My videos will almost always be boring. So
what? For some insane reason there's still some people watching my
videos. Maybe one day
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