Hadn't thought to do an ego surf in a while, though I do keep a close
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It was a market that wasn't being reached...glad other people are
trying to reach out to the audiences...i guess the reason things like
mobuzz and Rboom get copied is because it is a format that is easy to
replicate...even easier if the content is just repeated in a different
language
On
Thanks enric. I figured it out (just incase anyone else runs into the
same problem) I forgot to run the upgrade.php script after I upgraded.
DOH!!
Bill Streeter
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On Nov 29, 2005, at 7:47 AM, Josh Leo wrote:
i guess the reason things like
mobuzz and Rboom get copied is because it is a format that is easy to
replicate...even easier if the content is just repeated in a different
language
This is not a very good observation, in my opinion. People are not
Most of the easy to remember vlog related domains have already been
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collection of vlog related domains at sedo.com.
If interested please visit any of the domains listed below and make
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You actually are not going to make the video for streaming -- you want to create it for progressive download.
Streaming technology will not work with FireANT, video ipod, etc. Streaming works by loading only a few frames into the viewer's computer, letting them watch those frames, and then
In watching this show myself, and not understanding a word of it, I find myself asking why do I keep watching it? It must beto a large degree thatthe host seems hip and smart, buteven moreso, she'syoung, pretty, and female -- an undeniable element to its attraction, in my opinion.
I've been
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Okay. So the name of the show isn't really Vlogfest, but in reality
that's what it is. True there were no submissions, no deadlines, no
entry fees but there was some solid curatorial action in place (self-
promo hereI curated this show) so that makes it a Vlogfest to me.
If you don't
Considering somewhere around half of all of the human beings on the planet are female and probably half or more of those are young and pretty, I don't find this to be enough of an argument for why someone would go there.On Nov 29, 2005, at 9:57 AM, Christopher Ivanyi wrote: In watching this
It cerainly doesn't hurt though.
-JoshOn 11/29/05, andrew michael baron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Considering somewhere around half of all of the human beings on the
planet are female and probably half or more of those are young and
pretty, I don't find this to be enough of an argument for why
Randolfe I've commented on your blogs a few times but I do it on
your blog rather than on Blip. I enjoy comments too but really most
people don't bother. I average less than 1 comment per 500 views.
Speaking for my self, I only comment if something really moves me.
It's my way of saying thanks
I know you guys post the video of these events after the fact on
Blip. But could you also list the vlogs that are included in the
text portion of the post on Blip? I just thought it might be useful
in case one has seen most of the material before.
Bill Streeter
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On 11/29/05, Fire [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
PS - anyone ever think of making a STANDARD template for all vlog packages
that we could use to make all of our vlog sites look the same, combine the
features of a webring, and thus make a giant-virtual-independant
-open-source TV for the masses?
I
Rocketboom's layout works because it is updated daily...not many
people delve into their archives (i imagine)
Definitely wrong. People check back into the recent archives because
of the thumbnails below. There is also an archive page which has
thumbnails for every rocketboom... which is well
Hi to all
Just did a quick 20 minute presentation about Vlogging to the Rotary in small
town
America (Two Harbors , MN). We have a wide range of age groups and I was not
sure how
receptive people would be. The presentation went quite well I showed slice of
the
vlogging life turned them
Yeah I agree with Josh, besides that's kinda the point of
aggregators. You can subscribe to the video blogs you want and when
you view them through an aggregator like FireAnt the web design
becomes much less important. As far as the network goes, we have a
network, its a social network, which
Hmm, totally good points, and I totally hear you - AND Agree!
BUT, having said that, there is a reason why Grandma and Granpa don't
get online, and thats because
every interface is so daunting... and if your layout is different from
mine - we have a different interface...
thus, in the
On Tue, 29 Nov 2005 17:37:44 +0100, Joshua Kinberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Rocketboom's layout works because it is updated daily...not many
people delve into their archives (i imagine)
Definitely wrong. People check back into the recent archives because
of the thumbnails below. There is
Set up a new site and I am looking for feed back
www.superioradventurestv.com
Thanks for any feedback.
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Back to the point though...
Rocketboom uses MovableType, which provides excellent control over the
template design.
You will have to learn a little bit of code beyond HTML to do what you
want, but its pretty easy to get the hang of and very well documented.
-Josh
On 11/29/05, Bill Streeter
It would be interesting to see how popular a show like, let's say, Rocketboom would be if in factsomeoneelsehosted it instead of Amanda --say someonenot smart,hip, pretty and female.
These intregal elementsto Rocketboom, I daresay,lendto its success.
On 11/29/05, andrew michael baron [EMAIL
I'm a recent convert to Premiere Elements. While it takes a tiny
bit of getting used to, its really quite powerful.
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On Tue, 29 Nov 2005 17:44:07 +0100, Fire [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
BUT, having said that, there is a reason why Grandma and Granpa don't
get online, and thats because
every interface is so daunting... and if your layout is different from
mine - we have a different interface...
thus, in the
I actually tried to locate an old episode at one point, but gave
up. Since
I couldn't remember which shirt Amanda was wearing in that particular
episode the archive page didn't help me locate the episode I
wanted. :o)
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On Nov 29, 2005, at 11:52 AM, Christopher Ivanyi wrote: It would be interesting to see how popular a show like, let's say, Rocketboom would be if in fact someone else hosted it instead of Amanda -- say someone not smart, hip, pretty and female. These intregal elements to Rocketboom, I daresay,
Uh-oh, oops - sorry, not PC.
you - got me!
please subtract "grandpa and grandpa and replace with - "people who
might just know a little less than someone else"
Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen wrote:
On Tue, 29 Nov 2005 17:44:07 +0100, Fire [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
BUT, having
Hey Andreas,
Did you try clicking view 2 on the top of the archive page? We have
two different ways to view our archives, one with just the thumbnails
and another with story links included for searchability.
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The Gray Gold are online, and they're online more and more. Sure most need
a short course in computers and WWW, but apart from that I have yet to
meet someone who couldn't grasp the concept of websites and links very
fast.
Don't talk down to old people, yo.
Thanks for that! (Speaking as a
set blogger to show one post per page
that takes care of question #1
you can use mefeedia's archive code to display a list of thmbnails for
previous shows
http://mefeedia.com
--Steve
On Nov 29, 2005, at 11:18 AM, Fire wrote:
Id like a template that could make my site (look and operate)
On Tue, 29 Nov 2005 18:15:26 +0100, Amanda Congdon
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did you try clicking view 2 on the top of the archive page? We have
two different ways to view our archives, one with just the thumbnails
and another with story links included for searchability.
Nope, I didn't know
and if you are looking for something to remix, then check out Jen
Simmons' (and students) VlogBall game.
The first remix to the game was posted today.
http://teaching.jensimmons.com/videoblogging/games/vlogball/
Let's play vlogball!
videoblogging@yahoogroups.com wrote:
Yeah, I figured they were just RSS 1.0 (shame on me I haven't tried it
yet). Problem is probably that it doesn't link straight to
videos, but to nodes that have videos in them. But ourmedia must
have implemented this somehow, so I'm sure it's out there for us to
plug in.
And yeah I know about
On 11/29/05, Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, 29 Nov 2005 17:37:44 +0100, Joshua Kinberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I actually tried to locate an old episode at one point, but gave up. Since
I couldn't remember which shirt Amanda was wearing in that particular
episode the
I don't normally post apple rumors, nor follow them (well, i guess I did with the video ipod), but this might tell you a little bit about what 2006 has in store for video blogging.http://www.thinksecret.com/news/0511macmini2.htmlI don't necessarily believe any of the details from think secret,
Let's hope that your show has an appealing/interesting host, for its particular audience. That, along with interesting content, may very well keep the audience coming back for more.
On 11/29/05, Vincent Njoroge Ndonye [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Its about content and about serving an under or un
http://www.zatznotfunny.com/2005-11/exclusive-tivo-beta-photos/
Wow combine this news with the Mac Mini Story and those podcasters who
are leaning towards producing shows are sitting pretty. Truly
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it is really enjoyable and/or has some unique interesting quality, even if I can
see someone was trying very hard to accomplish something, I feel a few minutes
of "free" entertainment deserves some words of thanks.
Like you, I realize how few
My hats off to you for getting them to appear on camera. My
experience in attempting this kind of video is that no homeless
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You just added another reason for listing links to
all vlogs shown at the Archives. I usually have seen many of those chosen
but because they are outstanding, watching a second time doesn't matter that
much. More importantly, you would enable people to see the vlogs others
have thought
Unless he were Santa Claus, he could sit on his chair, and respond to children sending him video requests (like Sen.Edwards). Now there's anIDEA for content. Only after Christmas I think the audience would dramatically diminish --one would have torefocus maybe on the antics of Santa's
I wondered when tivo would start doing that. I told the apple
store audience that it was only a matter of time before TiVo and other
DVRs allow for RSS content like Akimbo does.
Very coolOn 11/29/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Now that would be a HIT!!
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--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Joshua Kinberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Yeah I have a funny feeling that the numbers on these shows
(viewership) would drastically drop if the pretty women were
replaced
with
I think MythTV does have a video aggregator.
Bill Streeter
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www.lofistl.com
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wrote:
David Meade wrote:
I wondered when tivo would start doing that. I told the apple
store
audience that it was only a
Without the pretty face to watch reading the news, it'd be better
served as a podcast. Some of these news vlogs don't even show
anything else.
No matter the attractiveness, it gets a little old watching someone
talk in front of the same set every day.
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If I had the time and money, I would build a MythTV box and write a
video aggregator for it, and I'd have one heck of an accessory for my
big TV set... This is completely possible to do today, you just need,
you know, those time and money things, which I am lacking in right now.
Please,
Bill Streeter wrote:
I think MythTV does have a video aggregator.
Bill Streeter
If I had the time and money, I would build a MythTV box and write
a
video aggregator for it, and I'd have one heck of an accessory for
my
big TV set... This is completely possible to do today, you just
Isn't it insanely difficult to hook together Myth TV.
My understanding is that its not for the faint of heart.
-Josh
On 11/29/05, Bill Streeter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think MythTV does have a video aggregator.
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Most Linux installs are a pain, but Knoppix has made things much
easier. Personally, I prefer Ubuntu since it is Debian-based.
As for MythTV, KnoppMyth attempts to make installation easy...
http://www.mysettopbox.tv/knoppmyth.html
The only downfall is you'll need two high-priced video cards if
I've heard that about doing it from scratch, but there is a Knopp-
Myth package that is supposed to make it really easy.
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--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Joshua Kinberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Isn't it insanely difficult to hook together
Sorry for the confusion... Knoppix is Debian-based too and is great
for a live distro, but Ubuntu is better for a hard drive install. -Matt
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Most Linux installs are a pain, but Knoppix has made things much
easier.
Speak of the devil. Sony just came out with a PSP firmware update that includes and RSS aggregator built in. http://www.russellbeattie.com/notebook/1008705.htmlTwo things. It only does mp3 and AAC audio, and it doesn't actually download the files, it just streams them over the PSP's wifi. It
Systm.org did an episode on MythTV (specifically KnoppMyth)...
http://revision3.com/systm/mythtv/
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Bill Streeter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've heard that about doing it from scratch, but there is a Knopp-
Myth package that is supposed to make it really
Joshua Kinberg wrote:
Isn't it insanely difficult to hook together Myth TV.
My understanding is that its not for the faint of heart.
A friend of mine who has built PC's in the past (both Windows and Linux
based) said it took him a weekend to put it all together following a
very detailed
Hey all,
So sometimes when I click on a sites feed, I get a URL that is the
same, but with /rss and the page has lots of text on it. well, when I
try to put this into FireAnt, it doesn't accept it.
whatsupwitthat yo?
thanks,
Horace
the Vlog: horace2.blogspot.com
What feed URL's?
Which version of FireAnt?
Mac or Windows?
-Josh
On 11/29/05, Horace [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey all,
So sometimes when I click on a sites feed, I get a URL that is the
same, but with /rss and the page has lots of text on it. well, when I
try to put this into FireAnt, it
Problem with using mefeedia's archive code is that it does not consistently show thumbnails for all videos. Why do some vlogs don't have pics, and others do not. That's been an ongoing problem for a long, long time.
Chris
On 11/29/05, Steve Garfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
set blogger to
Our thumbnail generating code got a bit behind, but it will catch up soon.
On 11/29/05, Christopher Ivanyi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Problem with using mefeedia's archive code is that it does not consistently
show thumbnails for all videos. Why do some vlogs don't have pics, and
others do
This is exactly what I think (what Eric said). It's like with books or
movies. I don't really like the most popular movies or books. As a rule
I find that, if I go by what some critics say, I find better
books/movies (closer to my taste, generally) ... a good filter. The
ideal is someone I know
On Tue, 29 Nov 2005 23:09:29 +0100, Aimee Buyea [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://onegirloneworld.blogspot.com/2005/11/warning-sites-linked-contain-adult.html
I don't know whether I should laugh or cry. Barbie Too Hot For Internet
Archive.
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Marcus, you beat me to the announcement! You must have seen the flurry of activity on blip during class :-)
thanks for announcing this
and everybody play away!
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On Nov 29, 2005, at 12:56 PM,
Barbie is notoriously jealous of her image. Nothing to do with
provocative at all.
Jan
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On Nov 26, 2005, at 10:36 AM, petertheman wrote:
...
I truly really believe that the technology we build embeds the values
we hold. It's something to be aware of.
Definitely, there is no sperating the medium from the message. It's a
symbiotic relationship. That's what decentralized media
http://www.code-is-law.org/
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My class has just launched three new videoblogging games:
Vlogball
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Dia-Vlog
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and
Chain Poetry
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and if you'd
Thumbnail generation is a very CPU intensive process.
Mefeedia's server must download your videos, extract thumbs and save
them, then remove the video. Not to mention there are often errors due
to various video codecs and the fact that it can be hard to decode all
types and extract images.
Even
Thanks for that much more robust response than I was able to come up with :)
On 11/29/05, Joshua Kinberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thumbnail generation is a very CPU intensive process.
Mefeedia's server must download your videos, extract thumbs and save
them, then remove the video. Not to
No I could not get that one to work, it wouldnt copy to the ipod. I
cannot analyse the file to work out why, perhaps it is not baseline,
but I have no software that can tell me whether it is baseline or main
profile.
Also in an email to me recently, you asked this:
Hey Steve: What you are
Is it possible to create a system that doesnt need to download the
entire video in order to create a thumbnail, but only a little bit of
the start of the file? It seems a shame that we can start watching
some video formats before they have finished downloading, but that
thumbnail generation
Many vloggers have adopted the url credit at the end of their vids.
So why not make this clickable?
Send us to the comments page, or text related to the video or to more video...
Here is a simple and free way to add hotspots to a vlog.
Ezedia is really basic quicktime authoring software and it is
On Wed, 30 Nov 2005 01:06:17 +0100, Will Luers
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ezedia is really basic quicktime authoring software and it is free if
you limit the amount of
frames and objects per project.
I have looked at Ezedia before, but backed away on the cost (cheaper than
LiveStage, but
i understand all that
but do the math:
there are less than 2000 feeds as of today
i think 500 videos per feed is grossly over estimating most people's
*average* output
that's 100,000 thumbs
we have been told that they have been generating them for several weeks
(months?) now
let's assume
Steve Watkins wrote:
Is it possible to create a system that doesnt need to download the
entire video in order to create a thumbnail, but only a little bit of
the start of the file?
Here is some wild thinking, that may be completely off-base.
I believe HTTP requests can use a range, so in
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question:
if i have a quicktime file with a poster frame, will mefeedia use that
frame as the thumb?
if not, is it possible to make it do that?
i would like to control which frame is used as a thumb
Pete Prodoehl wrote:
Steve Watkins wrote:
Is it possible to create a system
Andreas,
Here is the demo download page:
http://www.ezedia.com/products/downloads/eZediaQTI_demo/
The eZediaQTI Demo is limited to exporting a QuickTime movie containing a
maximum of
5 objects, across a maximum of 5 frames.
For credits and simple links, this should be plenty.
-Will
Andreas,
Here is the demo download page:
http://www.ezedia.com/products/downloads/eZediaQTI_demo/
The eZediaQTI Demo is limited to exporting a QuickTime movie containing a
maximum of
5 objects, across a maximum of 5 frames.
For credits and simple links, this should be plenty.
-Will
dropped a zero there obviously
but the argument stands
Markus Sandy wrote:
i understand all that
but do the math:
there are less than 2000 feeds as of today
i think 500 videos per feed is grossly over estimating most people's
*average* output
that's 100,000 thumbs
we have been told
I would like to add a link within my video. Can't you do this in QT Pro? On 11/29/05, Will Luers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Many vloggers have adopted the url credit at the end of their vids.
So why not make this clickable?
Send us to the comments page, or text related to the video or to more
I added a short preview, not a full review of Vlog It! trail version
from Serious Magic. The full version of the application should release
within a matter of days. I've been using their stuff for several years
and it just works.
Will post a link to the iPod version soon.
Watch the preview
Nice post (again!), MM.
This piece linked below by another MM -- Michael Massing
http://www.nybooks.com/authors/71 -- may provide you'll with a bit of
inspiration to get your vlog on.
The End Of News:
http://www.nybooks.com/articles/18516
cheers
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I don't know the specifics of MeFeedia's server setup or queueing mechanism.
I don't know if its able to fail gracefully and move on when it encounters errors.
There are lots of video codecs out there -- not every QT, WMV, AVI, etc. are made equally.
As for setting a poster frame... yes, do
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 to QT. There is a special
category of text gtrack called href and ahref (and
around the 30/11/05 Will Luers mentioned about [videoblogging] Re:
making a vlog soft that:
Andreas,
Here is the demo download page:
http://www.ezedia.com/products/downloads/eZediaQTI_demo/
The eZediaQTI Demo is limited to exporting a QuickTime movie
containing a maximum of
have used this
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 in the same, or highly similar, ways. big news for some.
minor for others. YMMV.
I am still getting ramped up on all the inner workings, but it isn't a
perfect system yet, still being refined and it is possible that the
script went had troubles with some decoding, or missed a post.
I'll see if I can dig up some numbers on how many feeds are being
'thumbed' but you'd be
I'm guessing it might have more to do with the copywritten music than
Barbie. My daughter Dylan has had a video on the archive for a while
now with Barbies in it.
http://dylanverdi.com/index.php/2005/03/19/toys-of-our-lives/
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Another part of the problem might be that we got all excited about
it, including making videos of it, before it was really a feature
of Mefeedia.
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Hey,
Neither did the MissingPlaces movie work on my iPod. So I encoded it
with 3ivx and the new file, which works at least on mine, is online
here:
http://quicktime.blogsoft.org/dltq/temp/MissingPlaces.mov (24mb)
I decided to screencast the process of converting this file, and here
is then
OK, Here's an overview of the Mefeedia thumbnail feature.
1) It doesn't generate thumbs for *all* types of movies. For most
movies it does, including Flash movies, Windows media movies, you name
it. There are some codecs that it can't handle, unfortunately, but it
gets most of them.
2) It takes
PS: Marcus, we're doing number crunching and analyzing ourselves these
days.. results still pending. :)
Cheers!
Peter
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around the 27/11/05 Jen Simmons mentioned about [videoblogging]
videblogging in college courses that:
Who out there is teaching videoblogging at a University or College? I'm
about to finish teaching a class, and am gearing up to teach it again
-- I'd love to share thoughts with others who've
with all video formats, but is it some sort of theoretical possiblity
at least?
Yep, it's theoretically possible. The amount of development work would
probably be high though, so then it ends up being cheaper paying for a
few more servers, in the short term :) It's all a balance about where
to
i'm impressed! keep on crunching and thanks!
petertheman wrote:
OK, Here's an overview of the Mefeedia thumbnail feature.
1) It doesn't generate thumbs for *all* types of movies. For most
movies it does, including Flash movies, Windows media movies, you name
it. There are some codecs
That was great Adrian.
A really interesting use of quicktime for an essay about being open and
questioning.
Something we didn't get in school, for sure...
Would love to see more student work.
I know you are not crazy about syndication, but I think this work would be
great in an RSS
feed.
around the 30/11/05 Will Luers mentioned about [videoblogging] Re:
making a vlog soft that:
I know you are not crazy about syndication, but I think this work
would be great in an RSS
feed. Could work with absolute paths. No?
ah,
soapbox danger warning ALARM
alas no. first of all ezedia doesn't
I wish ezedia could open a new quicktime player.
Suppose a browser is good enough.
A syndicated teaser video about the student's project with a hotspot to go to
the QT file on
a webpage. That might work.
This is what I'm exploring now for a narrative project. What is frustrating
about RSS is
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