Does anyone know of any good YouTube User/Partner forums?
Given the millions of Youtube users I figured there would be no
shortage of forums, but my Google search mojo must be totally off
today because I can't find any.
And I heard on one video there is a forum for youtube partners only,
but I'm a
Ron Watson: Any other suggestions for USB cameras would be really
appreciated.
Hi ya, Ron:
I'll take a stab at your question only my take may be on the pricey side,
but perhaps worth your consideration.
Foremost the advantage to shooting using USB, presumably direct to a hard
drive, is for
Does anyone know of any good YouTube User/Partner forums?
Given the millions of Youtube users I figured there would be no
shortage of forums, but my Google search mojo must be totally off
today because I can't find any.
And I heard on one video there is a forum for youtube partners only,
but
http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/youtube/label?lid=4c9ae590b9d4fb92hl=en
that's a link to the help forum, very active. according to a recent post
youtube is looking for music partners.
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Jay dedman jay.ded...@... wrote:
Does anyone know of any good
I was just asked to jot down the history of Vloggercue for someone, thought
I'd post it here too:
Vloggercue started in 2005 when a handful of videobloggers from around the
world got together to talk about technical issues and content of web video,
and what they were doing to shape it. Most
I was just asked to jot down the history of Vloggercue for someone, thought
I'd post it here too:
Make a page on http://vloggercue.blogspot.com with this info. Link to
some of the old photos. Who knew the burning of meat would have a
history.
Jay
Vloggercue started in 2005 when a
Yeah one of the reasons I always throw my hat in with h.264 in these
discussions is because of the practical reasons why h.264 is easier for almost
everyone, at least until such a time as h.264 licensing actually sucks rather
than just theoretically sucks.
Im still glad Google appear to be
I do not recognise the sides in the battle quite like you have stated them.
Whilst its true that Apple were the first to really start pushing h.264, and
are the most likely not to allow other formats on their mobile devices, many
other important players in this game support h.264. Microsoft
Forgot to say that its also possible that VP8 support could be added to Flash
if it starts to take off, which would be a workaround for some browsers that
may not support it directly.
Whatever happens, h.264 remains the best option for maximum browser
compatibility for a while, due to flashs
Yes I think there are quite a few potential gains along the lines you indicate.
As for h.264 charging issues, I only expect them to attempt to charge people
who have the ability, incentive revenues to pay. I suppose it could happen,
but its more likely that those higher up the chain, eg
I would not be surprised if H.264 evolves as a *more* open codec and royalty
free in 5 or 6 years when licensing terms are due to be re-evaluated again.
think of the landscape in 2016.
google has pushed this. its probably googles best and most admirable
contribution to the open web.
also, its
On Thu, Apr 15, 2010 at 2:24 AM, daredolls dared...@gmail.com wrote:
http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/youtube/label?lid=4c9ae590b9d4fb92hl=en
that's a link to the help forum, very active. according to a recent post
youtube is looking for music partners.
Yeah, I finally found that forum
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Michael Sullivan sullele...@... wrote:
Also, regarding Ogg Theora It is totally adequate for casual web video
consumption. no doubt about it.
Not sure about on mobile devices so much... some issues there. But video
quality is good enough for typical
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