I'll second Bekah's thoughts on the Xacti line. I've got the C40 and
love it to death. It's standard definition video but for now I'm just
fine with that since a 2GB SD card stores a bit over 2 hours of video.
And the price on the C40 was great, $199 on the mark and available at
Radio Shack.
Thanks Joel, and you´re right - maybe next time.
On a side note, I never saw any of your footage from Milan, and I suspect you
had very
interesting things... our session together, the happy birthday song with Schaap
and
Richard Show...
Miguel.
Miguel - make sure you connect up online.
Hi Gena, thanks for that great reply.
First let me say that if the moderator or participants in the group feel
this discussion is going off topic, just let me know and I will take it off
list.
Gena, the sources you listed for info on interviewing were totally new to me
and represent the very
Hi Bordercollieaustralianshepherd, thanks for taking all the time and effort
you did to answer my request for advice, you sure came through.
I think all of your tips are right on and useful. Although I plan to avoid
covering how to interview kids, you tip about getting the camera rolling
early
Another option that might work, if you cant find the techies to make
your own site, is to go with a 'white label' solution, where other
companies provide the functionality system, but branded to your
requirements. You dont have to worry about the technical aspect at all
then.
For example, social
Hey Steve,
We're going to be updating the Show Player soon to display Creative
Commons information directly within the player. We're also about to do
a redesign of the show pages. The problem with displaying Creative
Commons information on the show pages is that Creative Commons licenses
are
The blog tab's been around for a long time... I'm happy that you're
noticing it. you can fill it with either an RSS feed or by posting blog
entries from the blip dashboard.
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You can still do this!
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Bill Cammack:
people don't go to
Bill, you've hit the nail on the head!
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Woohoo, the news about creative commons info being available within
the player is marvelous, cheers.
Yes I see your point about cc info on show pages, I guess it just
seemed weird that there was so much other info available on that page,
cc seemed conspicuous by its absence, but yeah now youve
Steve, great point on the grid view. We do have to get better about
that.
We're doing a really big redesign, and it'll be in phases. Next up in
our plan are the show pages and some more tweaks to the homepage and
explore page based on the data we've been able to collect on how people
use them.
What's really infuriating is they still make no provision for
changing user names and passwords in the Edit mode of the
Distribution section where your Blogs are listed. Google changed
everyone's login names from what they were with BlogSpot to a gmail
address last year and ever since
Mike writes:
We're going to be updating the Show Player soon
I hope you will increase the size of the text. It is less than 1/16
tall on my display, which is very hard to read without a magnifying glass.
Also, could you eliminate the play arrow in the middle of the player
image? I know, this is
Hey Taylor,
You're right that we could do a better job of this. It's on our list, I
promise! The problem is that we've been concentrating on things that
have a bigger effect on people and help drive viewership and ad
dollars... so things like this sometimes sit around for a little while
as we
Hi, as some of you have probably heard, I'm running for mayor of San
Francisco. As part of what I'm doing, I've helped organize a weekly
debate series in front of City Hall every Friday at 5:00PM. I'd like
to stream these debates on the internet, but while there is municipal
wifi at Civic
Someone rather skilled has created versions of Apple TV, Joost
Babelgum using flash. Id seem the Joost one before but the others were
new to me, and as they all involve video, and are larger than the
typical use of flash videobloggers are into, I thought Id write a
message about it.
With 101 vlogs on YouTube and always interested in feedback, I get
several emails about comments every day.
It is really a bummer to go read a comment on a video you particularly
like and are anxious to get some intelligent reaction to, only to find
some spam add promoting supposedly hot vid
I agree with everything Bill Cammack says about Blip being much more
than just another site to drop off videos or to search for random
videos.
I particularly like their new learning center and have been
exploring parts of it. It looks much better organized than learning
options on other
ED
You're welcome.
The nervous guest is a tough one. Many a brilliant mind has been
reduced to uh and ums, when the self conscious takes over.
http://www.onpointradio.org/shows/2007/08/20070829_b_main.asp Two
examples are in this interview of Michael Erard. The first is when
Michael looses his
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20 just put up an article about 'lifecasting.' This has probably been
covered
on this group before but I would like to know what you all think about
the it.
I find it invasive to people's life and kinda creepy.
Hello,
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It is really a bummer to go read a comment on a video you particularly
like and are anxious to get some intelligent reaction to, only to find
some spam add promoting supposedly hot vid sites like Camaholics.
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Sorry everyone,
I don't know what happen in the post but here the link, again...
http://potw.news.yahoo.com/
Again my apologies.
Terry Rendon
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Way to go Chris. Technology is joining the ranks of the damned if you
do and damned if you don't thing. Some offended for not being
invited, others offended for being invited, software apps doing their
darnedest to help us out.
I appreciate that each person gets to express her/his opinion, change
Okay it is not named IpHONE. jUst tHat iT iS gEtting a lIttle oLd
sEeing eVerything sTart wIth tHis sCheme.
...Alongside the introduction of Ovi, the portal for Nokia's Internet
services and would-be iTunes killer (good luck with that), Nokia
today unveiled four new mobile devices designed for
around the 28/8/07 Mark Shea mentioned about Re: [videoblogging] Re:
Live! that:
Found some local guys doing VJing down here in Tasmania - 313RGB
excellent. next time you're in melbourne let me know, can hook you up
with David who can then show you the local VJ scene.
--
cheers
Adrian Miles
Greetings from Cambodia.
Yesterday I spent time working with Virak and the kiddie cameras. He made
his first videoblog post
http://beth.typepad.com/beths_blog/2007/08/the-first-video.html
He is going to co-teach the workshop with me tommorrow
PLEASE CLICK THROUGH TO HIS VIDEO BLOG POST AND
Lifecasting's just one of those technologies that nobody knows what to
do with yet. It also becomes a chicken or the egg situation, like
iJustine alludes to in the video when she mentions that she feels like
people EXPECT her to do something. The question is whether you do
things in order to
i have been subscribed to a few blogs dedicated to lifestreaming topics for
awhile.
visit http://lifestreamblog.com/
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