On Thu, 03 Nov 2005 05:52:02 +0100, Josh Leo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
as you probably know, I curated the film anthology archive showing
tonight,
so i thought I would post the actual video...i think andreas may have a
SMIL
video with all the links...but for now for all you eager people,
hi guys
this one is out of my league, can one of you techy bods help please?
is it a mirror, a splog or what? and what do I do?
my site
http://blakkbyrd.blogspot.com/
the problem
On Thu, 03 Nov 2005 13:07:04 +0100, printaus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It looks funny to me, I couldn't find a way to navigate to that page
through the site, could only find it through google. Is the
quicksilver frame part of it a mirror too?
The whole site is a section of the Quicksilver
On Thu, 03 Nov 2005 05:52:02 +0100, Josh Leo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
as you probably know, I curated the film anthology archive showing
tonight,
so i thought I would post the actual video...i think andreas may have a
SMIL
video with all the links...but for now for all you eager people,
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Michael Ridley
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Eh, I dunno if it's really a mirror - it looks like just a script
that will
display whatever you put in the arguments. For example
Hello all,
I am trying to gather a good collection of OPML files for different
purposes. An OPML file listing all European videobloggers, for
instance, would be a good idea. Or videobloggers from Nebraska. :)
I don't find any OPML files on vlogmap.org - is that possible Matt?
What about
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Thanks, sull. Do you know of the top if the Macromedia tools work
off the top, or if you have to create a custom implementation?
I've googled around on their stuff, but its all a little vague. I
understand that you can get Flash to take control of a users video
camera and mic, but thats about
I took my cue from some on the videoblogging list that suggest a
HUGE part of videoblogging is about interaction. And I took this
to mean, first, commenting.
So what does an aggregator developer do? Seek out how to implement
this very important aspect of blogging in general.
Some of RSS (and
Deirdre Straughan wrote:
On 11/2/05, Pete Prodoehl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please define big success as the term may have different meanings to
different people.
Used by millions of people worldwide. Whether anyone is making money off
it or not is immaterial (to me, anyway).
Ok... We
Here is VlogMap's OPML file, which is updated upon new submissions and
was provided for the video_vertigo group.
http://www.vlogmap.org/i/data/vlogmap_opml.xml
-Matt
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, R. Kristiansen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all,
I am trying to gather a good
Hi Brett,
Go to www.videospark.com or www.ez2stream.com
and for hosting
www.flvhosting.com
This has a lot of information on those sites. YOu may need to email
them but all on those sites are very helpful and respond quickly
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Brett Gaylor
[EMAIL
here is the vlogdir opml:http://vlogdir.com/export/opml.phpOn 11/3/05, R. Kristiansen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all,
I am trying to gather a good collection of OPML files for different
purposes. An OPML file listing all European videobloggers, for
instance, would be a good idea. Or
Peter and I just launched a new video blog themed around skiing and
snowboarding. We have two videos posted that were shot last season in
Colorado, but Mother Nature has been dumping snow in the NW mountains
this past week. After one of the worst seasons on record, our local
resorts are opening
Desire: I'd like to watch the entire video archive from a vlogger.
Problem: RSS feeds were designed to only update the most frequent vlog
posts.
Solution: A software developer puts together a program so that vloggers
can enter in the titles, HTML bodies, and URLs from their archives
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Verdi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's the same version that they've had. Are you sure it worked
correctly? The bug in QT 7 is that when you do dual pass and limit
the bit rate, at say 600kbps, it won't respect that and will use
whatever is
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Kent Bye [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Desire: I'd like to watch the entire video archive from a vlogger. Problem: RSS feeds were designed to only update the most frequent vlog posts. Solution: A software developer puts together a program so that vloggers
The site looks great. Very cool. Definitely gets me in the mood for winter. For
a taste of
the same we have a new clip on vMix.
For more of the same...some old cohorts of mine put this video together.
Goin' Big
http://www.vmix.com/viewVideo.php?ID=213
If you never want summer to end try this
OPML is an outline format primarily used for exchanging lists of feeds
between aggregators.
It can have other uses too, but generally it does not. Dave Winer
would like to change this since OPML is his baby. Most engineers will
tell you that OPML is poorly architected, and they're right for many
Kent Bye wrote:
Desire: I'd like to watch the entire video archive from a vlogger.
Problem: RSS feeds were designed to only update the most frequent vlog
posts.
If you're asking what I think you're asking (generate an XML feed of all
entries), there is one tool people might want to
To be honest I think you are misreading the situation with that site.
The question ask is where you found that quiksilver link which showed
your blog contents? You found it by googling your name? I couldnt find
it in the search engines.
because as Andreas pointed out, dont think that site is
Ah, I see where the confusion comes in. I was talking about the success
of videoblogging in general as a technology/technique/medium - not
anyone's specific videoblog, let alone my own! Success for any
individual's vlog is best defined by that person, of course!-- best regards,Deirdré
That was very, very awesome.
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Josh Leo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hey gang,
as you probably know, I curated the film anthology archive showing
tonight,
so i thought I would post the actual video...i think andreas may
have a SMIL
video with all the
Hey everyone, I'm new to this whole VBlog'n thing, so don't mock my
lame comments yet. However, I was wondering a few things to
startup. I just bought a Sony DVR-DVD92 model with an extended
battery.
1 - What would be my first upgrade to the camara, that works with
the model. Some people
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "Owen Andrew" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey everyone, I'm new to this whole VBlog'n thing, so don't mock my lame comments yet. However, I was wondering a few things to startup. I just bought a Sony DVR-DVD92 model with an extended battery. 1 - What
Thursday, November 3, 2005, 7:28:56 PM, Owen Andrew wrote:
Hey everyone, I'm new to this whole VBlog'n thing, so don't mock my
lame comments yet. However, I was wondering a few things to
startup. I just bought a Sony DVR-DVD92 model with an extended
battery.
Interesting choice. I guess
Thursday, November 3, 2005, 9:24:03 PM, Steve Watkins wrote:
Just got an email from Sony saying that they now have some (PC only)
software thats $20 and actually allows you to manage your PSP files,
encoding transfers ina sane way.
More info here:
http://tinyurl.com/7bmzn
Russell Beattie
David Meade wrote:
I dunno I have a hard time with the You're stealing this content
argument if you are in fact providing a feed on your site. A feed is
MEANT to allow people to take and reassemble content.
I think where we hit a gray area, is in the republishing of the content.
If I publish
Steve Watkins wrote:
Just got an email from Sony saying that they now have some (PC only)
software thats $20 and actually allows you to manage your PSP files,
encoding transfers ina sane way.
Make sure it doesn't contain one of those Sony rootkits that will kill
your PC if you try to remove
I don't know if I'd call it a problem, that's pretty
much what RSS was designed to do. Think long term:
I've been running a weblog for 8 years,
if I offered up an RSS file with every entry in it,
I'd kill my server bandwidth in no time.
Should've said, monthly archive XML feed instead
I very much doubt theres any such thing as a 'sony rootkit' that kills
your PC if you uninstall. Rather the origins of such things are more
likely bugs in the uninstaller that will have happened to hose a small
proportion of users windows systems at some time in the past, probably
by accidentally
On 11/3/05, Pete Prodoehl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
David Meade wrote:
I dunno I have a hard time with the You're stealing this content
argument if you are in fact providing a feed on your site. A feed is
MEANT to allow people to take and reassemble content.
I think where we hit a gray
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On Thu, 03 Nov 2005 23:04:29 +0100, Kent Bye [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any other thoughts?
Why not just go to the blog? Blogs provide monthly archive pages (most do
anyway) or some other way of browsing the content. That way you don't have
to sit and wait because you're only downloading the
Hello Vloggers!
Wow! This community is full of great posts that have already helped
me! My hubby and I have a million things going on and decided
vlogging was the next step. He's already an FCP editor and we shoot a
lot of 'stuff'
So, we've got camera, filming, editing and... the QT
Andreas is right. let's not get too glued to one way of consuming media.also, an author might package all archived videos in a compressed file format and let people download that file. or, like peter said, pay for a cd of dvd.
On 11/3/05, Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On
Also if it works well then I guess Sony have pipped people to the postwith the 'transcode to PSP format for a fee' type services that were
talked about here recently, as this software will do it automaticallyapparently.thats what I was saying a pay service (by aggregator services) would
enjoy the loveliness of apple creativeness, and by the way check out my site now it's fixed thanks to you last week,
cheers
Paul
http://pjkproductions.blogspot.com
On 3 Nov 2005, at 20:48, Susan wrote:
Just figured it out. Found the equalizer on the bottom of the screen;
it was all the way
Aha many thanks for the explanation, and apologies to Pete for
questioning the validity of what he said. I totally misunderstood, the
term rootkit appears to be used more widely these days than what I
understood it to mean.
OK so this is basically an issue about Sony going well ovr the top
That was really cool.
I am really interested in viewing the e-band mix as it evolves. The
idea of vlogs as a collaborative work is fascinating. Jumping in and
mixing with everyones music and images is nearly daunting!
I was also touched by Jay's eulogy to a cockroach. Powerful.
I look
Hey,Anybody using MT want to help me figure out how to strip out the enclosure URL out of the $MTEntryRelEnclosures$ tag?I'm trying to automatically strip out the enclosure URL from posts to use on a stripped down template for mobile phone distribution.
As of now, $MTEntryRelEnclosures$
Looks like this could be good ;)On 11/3/05, LeanBackVids.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Peter and I just launched a new video blog themed around skiing and
snowboarding. We have two videos posted that were shot last season in
Colorado, but Mother Nature has been dumping snow in the NW
Thursday, November 3, 2005, 10:38:15 PM, Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen wrote:
Why not just go to the blog? Blogs provide monthly archive pages (most do
anyway) or some other way of browsing the content. That way you don't have
to sit and wait because you're only downloading the video you want to
I created MTRelEnclosures over a year ago. Amazed you're still using
it! Glad its worked well thus far.
Hmmm that's an interesting request. I haven't looked at the code
since I wrote it, and certainly make no claims to support it. Let me
see if I can dig it up over the weekend and do
I was reading Camcorders and Computers Magazine and they have a
section regarding VOB editors converters:
ImToo DVD Ripper converts VOB/Mpeg2 to .avi - http://imtoo.com
MPEG Viedo Wizard - http://www.womble.com
ViedoReDo, converts without decompression/recompression
The website for Camcorders
Why not just go to the blog? Blogs provide monthly
archive pages (most do anyway) or some other way
of browsing the content. That way you don't have
to sit and wait because you're only downloading
the video you want to watch.
I'm talking about automatically downloading a month's worth of
Is the best solution:
a) Change a blog template, educate people on how to design good navigation
on their blog
or
b) Create some new XML format that contains the exact same data, and try
to get it adopted
I haven't seen 'a lot' of videoblogs with embedded video with autoplay.
All
Atom enclosures are easy. Its just that not many people do it and most
believe that enclosures are only available in RSS. If more tools
support Atom enclosures then it would mean that enclosures could be
used in all flavors of RSS, not only Atom. Of course, the same could
be said for Media RSS,
On Fri, 04 Nov 2005 01:24:43 +0100, Kent Bye [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What happens when you discover someone's content after they're 4 months
into vlogging? There's no good way to catch up with their content
without having an XML file to point FireANT or iTunes to.
What happens when you
Thanks Frank for all the great advice!!
I went with the DVD over DV, because the person at Best Buy gave a good
pitch about it. Plus, I couldn't beat the price. lol I haven't
figured out if there's a direct-to DVD, although it came with a cable that
should give me that capability.
The
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Joshua Kinberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Atom enclosures are easy. Its just that not many people do it and most
believe that enclosures are only available in RSS. If more tools
support Atom enclosures then it would mean that enclosures could be
used in
I don't read NetGuide, but they have an article on videoblogging:
URL:http://www.netguide.co.nz/magazine/pulp/104/
New crazes: Video blogs
If you go here:
URL:http://www.netguide.co.nz/magazine/mag_links/links.php?issue=104
In the drop-down menu select 'page 13' and click the 'Get Links'
Thanks Carl for all the advise. I'm hearing more and more from people
that the mic is more important than the light, and yestripod!! I'm not
going fancy stuff, just something that works. If I get more obsessed with
the filming, then maybe I'll spend the $$.
I think I'll try the
Enlcosure is a registered Rel attribute for the Atom Link element. So
I believe its:
link rel=enclosure href=http://link/to/vidoe.mov;
type=video/quicktime length=[filesize] title=my awesome video /
See the Atom spec for more details:
Kent,
Check out the links to the Atom spec and the OpenSearch format I
posted previously.
They directly adress your concerns. Now the quest is to get these
tools adopted by the blogging software. Then they can be adopted by
aggregators, spiders, search engines, and an ecology of supporting
tools.
Hey Jay,
Thanks for the welcome!
Re:
be careful about the embedded playerright now the video loads up
as soon as I open the URL.
I think I changed it so it does not auto play. Is that what you mean?
(you might have to refresh)
re: might not be what you want especially when you have
I've seen a bunch of converters from browsing. Now I'm just more
curious as to which compression seems to be the best for online. Half the
people are telling me to work with it in avi, and then go to QT. Thanks
for the help Gena.
Owen
In a message dated 11/3/2005 4:58:27 P.M. Pacific
While I have monthy archives like any blog at the lab, I've also set
up these pages:
2004 Archive
http://www.human-dog.com/lab/?page_id=165
2005 Archive
http://www.human-dog.com/lab/?page_id=166
That work pretty well in laying out only the videoblogs in reverse
chronological order.
I've
here's one way that might work for you:
go to the archive page of a vlog and then webjay it to get an rss feed
for that month (I use a bookmarklet)
some aggregators like FireAnt Mac will still only pull in the three most
recent items, but iTunes and open source RSSOwl will pull them all and
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Steve Watkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
elbows of death? do I want to even ask? (does she snore bad?)
To be honest I think you are misreading the situation with that site.
to be honest I'm not sure what you mean? Who is misreading?
I agree that there is
Hey all,
DLTQ posted today about x-tad-biggermillions of human minds at work - a vast network/x-tad-bigger where Raymond was referring to collaborative intelligence/filtering, one of my fav topics. Anyway, he referenced the source for the quote, Aronofsky's flick *Pi*.
Long story short,
Love those lighting tips.
Eric Rice and Clint Sharp have often shared DIY lighting tips in the
video conferences
here's a classic from when Eric was first setting up his new home studio
http://flash.kmi.open.ac.uk:8080/fm/memo.php?pwd=3e225c-1324jt=01:26:54.14
fyi
Carl Weaver wrote:
Also
I have many really neat Stuffed Animal friends.
Chris Weagel
www.human-dog.com
On Nov 3, 2005, at 9:03 PM, Christopher Weagel wrote:
While I have monthy archives like any blog at the lab, I've also set
up these pages:
2004 Archive
http://www.human-dog.com/lab/?page_id=165
2005
My brother just installed the PSP software and as long as you have an
uptoday version of quicktime will read/transcode/transfer my MOVs. He
really likes the software so far.
As for the rootkit thing...
Yeah. It's not a rootkit in that its not really being used to elevate
anyones privledges ...
There's a growing resource of information and other material in the
VideoBlogging Flash Meetings. Perhaps sections could be blogged with
references into the material as you have below.
;)
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Markus Sandy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Love those lighting tips.
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, David Meade [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I dunno I have a hard time with the You're stealing this content
argument if you are in fact providing a feed on your site. A feed is
MEANT to allow people to take and reassemble content. Some people
might plug it
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, David Meade [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 11/3/05, Pete Prodoehl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
David Meade wrote:
I guess my thoughts are no harm no foul ... If you made a feed ...
it's going to feed things. So long as those things don't use it for
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Josh Leo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just thought I would check in again to see how many video blog feeds
people
have in their aggregator?
me: 228
you:?
36 ;)
--
Josh Leo
joshleo.com http://joshleo.com
stonefarm.blogspot.com
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