So I'm in need of a QuickTime Pro 6 serial number for OS 9, but I prefer to
do stuff the legal way (more or less). I've already purchased QuickTime 7
Pro, but I can't use it with QuickTime 6. I've contacted Apple and I'm
waiting for their reply, but I don't think Apple stills sells registration
Some incredibly bright minds were at the whole thing - not a dim bulb in the
bunch, in fact. That, for me, was the real joy of vlogEurope: time (though
not enough!) to talk with a lot of very smart, fun people about all sorts of
things. We had somewhat similar feelings about vlogging and what it
Hi, Richard,
I downloaded this onto my mac, brilliant cross fades on the fluffs by
the way and on the whole the video was quite informative, so that's
why I get acid indigestion, ha! Anyway more to the point, I took the
file and did a 'movie to ipod' convert in quicktime pro, and it came
The maximum data rate for 320x240 video encoded in h.264 for iPod playback
is 768kbps.
From the iPod tech specs page: http://www.apple.com/ipod/specs.html
Video formats supported: H.264 video, up to 1.5 Mbps, 640 by 480 pixels, 30
frames per sec., Low-Complexity version of the H.264 Baseline
Thanks Paul!
... it sounds the like the data rate is the big issue ... by the way I was
really sorry to see that your side kick was kidnapped, and sorry about the
scuffle with the new side kick ... I'm really enjoying your work!
... Richard
On 12/2/06, Paul Knight [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, I tried vlogging last night, -1c (31f), and the video was crap
with my older JVC miniDV camcorder.
What's the best way to acclimatize the camcorder for outdoor videoing?
So it works...
http://vlog.mikemoon.net/2006/12/facing-winter.html
Mike
Is is possible to get a nominal (say $15/mo) phone service on the N93
here in the US?
* Saturday Dec 2nd 2006 3pm -5:30pm EST USA
http://flashmeeting.open.ac.uk/fm/index.php?pwd=ae1e5b-6591
with blogenberry pie, still warm from the oven, would you like that
with a scoop of vanilla?
john leeke
you can get service from T-Mobil or Cingular but I haven't gotten it
yet. I have to decide between them.
It's too bad too since I currently have Verizon and their coverage is
great.
I hear they have a pay as you go plan, but I'll probably get
something like a 39.99/month plan from them.
I use Parallels on my mac so I can check that my videos and blog work
correctly on PCs. They have a new beta out with some awesome new
features. I made a quick screencast of them and submitted the story to
digg. If you're interested, check it out:
Wow! This is fantastic. I'm upgrading right now. Thanks for the
heads-up, Michael...
Michael Verdi wrote:
I use Parallels on my mac so I can check that my videos and blog work
correctly on PCs. They have a new beta out with some awesome new
features. I made a quick screencast of them and
Before.
Read your instruction manual it will tell you about operating
temperatures. Could it be that your lens fogged up? We all know the
answer to that one.
After you bring it indoors.
I think Casey had the same trouble last year and my advice is the
same, if your machine gets cold then
well, I guess that pretty much explains that :)
... thanks Michael
On 12/2/06, Michael Verdi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The maximum data rate for 320x240 video encoded in h.264 for iPod
playback
is 768kbps.
From the iPod tech specs page: http://www.apple.com/ipod/specs.html
Video formats
So I'm in need of a QuickTime Pro 6 serial number for OS 9, but I prefer to
do stuff the legal way (more or less). I've already purchased QuickTime 7
Pro, but I can't use it with QuickTime 6. I've contacted Apple and I'm
waiting for their reply, but I don't think Apple stills sells
they have bit torrent sites for that
what are your favoret spots for cheep programs
i use mini nova and pirate bay alot
randy
any one ever hear of serial box?
On 12/2/06, Jay dedman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So I'm in need of a QuickTime Pro 6 serial number for OS 9, but I
prefer to
do
Thought this may be of interest to some:
http://www.secondvita.com/
A multimedia RSS reader built for Second Life.
SL and virtual world variants are the *real* web 2.0 - extending
social media in a 3-D environment. yes they are clunky and have a lot
of kruft, but so did the World Wide Web circa
If I upload a second version of my videos, optimized for iPods, is that the
video that Blip uses for iTunes, or does it just use the original whopping
large Quicktime file for that?
Is there that I can offer 2 feeds, one to the original Quicktime and one to
the iPod MP4 files?
Thanks,
Nox
We use the first file you upload for itunes right now. The problem is that we
want to show the highest quality version possible for users of itunes, front
row and (soon) itv.
You can make the mp4 file the primary enclosure for itunes by adding
file_format=mp4 to the end of your rss url.
you should upload a video that is already encoded to work with ipods until
blip offers specialzed transcoding services. right now, as far as i know,
they only transcode to flv.
you could ask blip if/when they plan to offer more transcoding services for
ipods, psp and so on...
until then, you
So my screencast made it to the front page of Digg and so far it's
been downloaded about 7000 times in 90 minutes. That's over 50GB of
bandwidth. Everything is still running smoothly. So thanks Blip!
-Verdi
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http://michaelverdi.com
http://spinxpress.com
http://freevlog.org
Author of Secrets
I guess I wasn't clear. I do upload a second file for iPods. I upload a
large and small Quicktime file and an MP4 that is run through some
transcoder called Super on its default iPod settings. I just wasn't sure if
the iPod file or the first one I upload (the large Quicktime file, so that
it is
:-D
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Subject: [blip-users] Thanks Blip.tv!
So my screencast made it to the front page of
Is that pirating? The software's no longer available -- at least, not the
Pro version of QuickTime 6. But whatev...
Harold
On 12/2/06, Jay dedman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So I'm in need of a QuickTime Pro 6 serial number for OS 9, but I
prefer to
do stuff the legal way (more or less).
ah sorry. i misread your post.
On 12/2/06, Nox Dineen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I guess I wasn't clear. I do upload a second file for iPods. I upload a
large and small Quicktime file and an MP4 that is run through some
transcoder called Super on its default iPod settings. I just wasn't
One thing I am curious on - I note that AskANinja is offering multiple feeds,
but look like they are using Drupal to make the feed have multiple formats.
Any idea how they are doing it?
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Rawlings Atlantic Inc
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