http://www.masternewmedia.org/news/2007/01/25/video_search_engines_and_online.htm
Video search engines and online video directories allow for the indexing,
cataloguing and searching of as large a quantity (or as specific a theme - this
is yet to come) of video and digital film material as it
If you're looking to build a real form for this, you can do it using the
blip.tv API. We have documentation at http://wiki.blip.tv/ (the
username and password is in the prompt).
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From: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
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http://spinxpress.com
This program (among other things) creates an html page where group members
can upload (and download) video.
When you invite them by email to join, SpinXpress prompts you to send them
(and yourself) an email with the URL to the upload page.
Jan
On 1/25/07, Milt Lee [EMAIL
About darned time, too.
Hehehe.
XO,
Jan
On 1/28/07, Michael Verdi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yea! I'm glad you guys are doing this.
-Verdi
Yahoo! Groups Links
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Mr. Clark is absolutely correct.
Jan
On 1/27/07, Philip Clark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Rhett --
Sounds like phase cancellation to me. Simply put, when the polarity
is reversed on one channel of a stereo recording, and the recording
is summed to mono, then the peaks of one waveform
A hack solution would be to delete one of the stereo tracks in post. You'll
use only mono in the end anyway, so...
Jan
On 1/27/07, J. Rhett Aultman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Philip,
Thanks for the very clear treatment of this information. I didn't know
so much about XLR phase inversion in
I currently use virtualdub for video editing and joining
and super for converting to mov
I got other programs (both payed for AU$20.00 and free) that dont live up to
there claims
on and off used to use windows movie maker v2 (now crashs on importing video :(
)
I once used MGI videowave 1.0
I was just thinking of micro-payments. Any info out there on the
topic, or can we have a conversation.
Cheers,
Ron Watson
Pawsitive Vybe
11659 Berrigan Ave
Cedar Springs, MI 49319
http://pawsitivevybe.com
Personal Contact:
616.802.8923
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On the Web:
http://pawsitivevybe.com
thanks Shell for the videora audiovisual tutorial;
thanks Richard (show) for the Apple link to
podcasting;
and a great thanks for blip.tv for the service.
I was finally able to podcast some of the films on
nap-productions, and it is a great feeling.
Thanks a million.
Nicolas
Milt Lee wrote:
HI folks, I wanted to see if anybody here has set up a
page for people to upload videos [...]
I think blip.tv is the easiest option for this, since
they make the original file that was uploaded available.
If people upload a high quality QuickTime, you're home
free, you can grab
Hey everyone. I'm new to the board and wanted to introduce myself. I'm
a freelance writer who recently started working at a public access
station in New York, where I met a lot of great people who work in
video. So I got inspired and started a travel videoblog. (Feel free to
check it out!
I don't see a problem with this course. Thanks for the hard work
you're putting into this, Mike.
-- Enric
-==-
http://www.cirne.com
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Mike Hudack [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey guys,
I just wanted to give everyone an update on where we stand
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, dequila73 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey everyone. I'm new to the board and wanted to introduce myself. I'm
a freelance writer who recently started working at a public access
station in New York, where I met a lot of great people who work in
video. So I got
Steve's and Roxanne's posts above are right on. We are, in fact
discussing a number of issues and, frankly, I think the reasonable
person can find a fair course through the complex. I think we're
doing that -- as Roxanne suggests -- by having these discussions
here. Lucas, I do not want to
Ah, micropayments, that favorite topic of mine! Way back when, long
before blip, I tried to build a micropayments service with a few of the
folks now at blip. The challenges we saw then are the same challenges
we see now: in order to do micropayments effectively you need a system
to pool
cNET review of Xacti HD:
http://tinyurl.com/yqny7m
(The layout was messed up when I saw the page, you may have to scroll
down.)
-- Enric
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Markus Sandy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
welcome Diana
my wife and i both have Xacti c5's. they have been great
I have the C5 and I can say this about it. The quality, even at 640 X 480,
30fps is less than that of a single chip DV camera. It does pick up
auto-focus motor and zoom motor noise. And it's fairly useless after sundown
unless your house (or whatever) is well lit.
That being said, I really love
Google search to include YouTube and working with a wide set of
content providers, grouping together high quality video content from
providers with high quality ads and offering them as playlists which
publishers can select from and display on their AdSense sites.:
http://tinyurl.com/yrb73v
or
It's becoming clear that Amy and I are getting increasingly serious
about Freetime and the places we can take video production for the web.
After a lot of thinking about it, I'm starting to think that it's time
for me to roll my pennies and consider getting a new camera. I've been
using a
Thanks Bill.
I've been following the last few releases of Democracy. It's getting GOOD.
It's extremely stable and fast. I'm very impressed.
Still a some clunky interface issues do to the way they designed the
app. Everything is cramped, especially with lots of subscriptions and
on smaller
I just got my Xacti C40 about two week ago. I'm using it in
combination with my Panasonic PV-GS39. It is all about trade offs.
I wanted a camcorder that I could carry every day. The video quality
has to be good but I'm not shooting video for traditional broadcast.
The video is great and there are
Damn camera lust..
So there is *no* *small* pocket-style camera out there that has decent video
and a mike input? Arg!
Peter
On 1/28/07, Gena [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just got my Xacti C40 about two week ago. I'm using it in
combination with my Panasonic PV-GS39. It is all about trade
And in the last few weeks, the one micropayment service I actually
used and got something good out of, Bitpass, closed shop with little
notice.
Bitpass ran the payment end for Mperia.com, which I had used in late
2004/early 2005 to sell spoken word mp3s, which served as a sort of
gateway
I've had the Canon Elura 100 since the Fall, which does have a stereo
minijack mic input (no shoe), fits in my purse (and it's not a big
purse), and does decently in low-lit bars, if you go with the
aesthetic of the situation. Con is the battery -- because of the
design, you can't fit in
Yeah.. I use Democracy Player most of the time. I use iTunes to stick the
videos on my
iPod. I just ordered the Apple TV box.. I think that is going to be good.
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Mike Meiser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Bill.
I've been following the last few releases
Hello Diana,
Welcome to the list. Lot's of useful answers have preceded this one, so I'll
be brief.
I've owned an Xacti HD1A for about one month. Though it is at the top of the
price range for small sized recorders (86,000 yen), I've heard that the
price is already dropping. Perhaps this is
The problem is that videobloggers are going down the same hopelessly
unrealistic and ultimately disastrous path as the record labels and
movie companies.
That's quite a statement. One that I think is entirely wrong.
I have no problem with you aggregating my video. Even if your site
has
I enjoyed your post peter.
My response.
http://mmeiser.com/blog/2007/01/brief-and-personal-history-of.html
Sort of a stream of concious 70wpm rant... maybe a mess. Hopefully I
didn't embarass myself to badly. I didn't ave time to proof read it.
:)
-Mike
On 1/27/07, Peter Van Dijck [EMAIL
To try to shame those of us
standing up for our rights by calling us victims is to miss the
point. Corporations, especially when they have capital, have
advantages that tilt the playing field in their favor and make it
easy for them to take advantage of our small independent operator
Xacti C6 owner here (current lusting after an Xacti HD that I have no
right to buy whatsoever)!
Same weird little clicks and whirs, but knowing that I can whip out my
camera at any time because it fits in my back jeans pocket makes it
all okay. What's a little whirring between friends?
Bekah
For sure, the internet has trained *consumers* not to pay for much of
anything online.
However, what we are discussing here is a business to business
transaction, and perhaps there is tipping point potential. Business
is used to paying for products and services. Many of the original
content
Speaking only as a viewer, Id like to be able to make micropayments
without thinking about it when watching content.
Its hard to get people to pay if there is a lot of simialr stuff out
there for free, but my personal hatred of adverts means Id gladly pay
to avoid them.
Say for example once
I like using Democracy player but why is there no way to import/export
feeds? I wanted to move all my video feeds over from iTunes but
copy/paste is so boring. Maybe I'm just missing something?
Mark
www.dcinput.com
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, billshackelford
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's a lot of billable hours, and a lot of third-party vendors that
the agency marked up to the client at an average of about 15%. Now do
you get why the ad agencies are a tiny bit scared of user-generated
video?
On Jan 26, 2007, at 2:24 PM, David wrote:
Interesting links. Thanks. The
same here
i wanted to try it, but no way to import feeds from fireant (opml)
that i could see
would be a great feature
On Jan 28, 2007, at 2:50 PM, Mark Smith wrote:
I like using Democracy player but why is there no way to import/export
feeds? I wanted to move all my video feeds over
I don't think that's the issue. There's a ton of money spent on advertising
that isn't really thought about. Its brand adjacency that scares buyers.
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From: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
To: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
where is the sf youtube meetup?
i'm going to ask them about the haters :)
On 1/27/07, schlomo rabinowitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That was really cool!
I agree, these meetups are a big part of the vlogging experience for
me; I've met some very special people and gotten some very strange
On 1/27/07, Steve Watkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Im not sure Id agree that a sense of victimization or righteous anger
are the primary driving forces behind such things, but they are in the
mix somewhere when it comes to reactions of music etc industry.
When somebody makes the argument that
On 1/28/07, David [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think the reasonable
person can find a fair course through the complex. I think we're
doing that -- as Roxanne suggests -- by having these discussions
here.
So here's the fair course that I see -- there should be clear and
unambiguous agreements
http://blip.tv/file/139457/
...let's continue this conversation with moving pictures.
Let's say you argue that aggregated creators deserve a share of the
profits of an aggregator. That doesn't follow from economics. The
economic point of view is that investors in the aggregator, its
owners, are the ones who deserve a share of the profits, because they
also stood to lose money
I noticed there's a film noir festival in sf going on right now. Anyone else a
film noir fan? I think I might head out tomorrow nite. It's cheap at $10.
Robyn Tippins
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From: Irina [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
Sent: 1/28/07 5:03 PM
Subject:
You're conceiving of this from the opposite angle, saying that the
little guy should get the benefit of the doubt; I'm arguing that
whenever that's the situation it is the little guy who gets shut out.
If you want an environment that is fair to the little guy, you can
only have it by making
Thanks, Mike.
Was wondering and planned to ask you today.. so good timing ;)
Cheers,
sull
On 1/25/07, Mike Hudack [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey guys,
I just wanted to give everyone an update on where we stand with MyHeavy
and Magnify, since I've met with the CEOs both companies in the
I sent this in on Friday...
Hey Guys,
I just wanted to let everyone know that we have signed with Federated
Media to handle all of our advertising.
We're really excited to be working with John Battelle and the crew
over there. They've got a great track record and really seem to be
author
Kent that's great! I'm a big fan of FM.
So they'll provide on site ads or are they getting into video ads?
robyn
Robyn Tippins
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From: Kent Nichols [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
Sent: 1/28/07 7:17 PM
Subject: [videoblogging] Repost: Ask A Ninja
Your 'nothing lost, nothing gained' argument is an interesting injection
here but i do feel it is besides the point of the issue that matters most
within this discussion... which is about those who are the owners of
intellectual/creative property that are licensed and made available
Lucas, I did not, nor did anyone participating in this discussion
make the argument that a third party's profit is necessarily someone
else's loss. No one said any such thing. What many people are
saying is that they don't want others, with most of the emphasis on
corporations, profiting
On 1/28/07, Ron Watson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
there is a big difference from playing a ditty at a wedding
and selling CDs by the truckload. They are not like at all. Of course
they were wrong to argue that.
Under the law there is no difference between playing a ditty
at a wedding and selling
In case you couldn't make the rally in person, here are videos from DC
Media Makers, Andy Carvin, Jill Foster, Carl Weaver, and holithtic
healer, Yanni Goldthtein.
http://tinyurl.com/ypjgul
Peath!
around the 26/1/07 Lucas Gonze mentioned about [videoblogging] how to
make a mashup with a youtube video that:
Any ideas about how I could make all that come together, given that
the YouTube stuff is in Flash and probably doesn't even expose the
FLV?
videodownloader, a firefox extension, should
I don't see how we're asking for expansive rights by not allowing
corporations to take our work in its entirety, display it and profit
from it with no attribution or direct linkage. I don't see how
seeking permission and or compensation for usage of our work is
somehow a giant leap.
YouTube has an incredibly large and vibrant community. It's that
critical mass that makes it so compelling for so many creators.
YouTube may have it's downsides, but the interaction going on there is
amazeing. I think it's a great idea to connect w/the YouTubers face to
face, just to tap into some
Melissa,
How long does the battery usually last?
Thanks,
Diana
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Melissa Gira [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've had the Canon Elura 100 since the Fall, which does have a stereo
minijack mic input (no shoe), fits in my purse (and it's not a big
purse), and
FM will be handling the ninja's on site ads as well as the in video
sponsorships. It's a new area for them and we're really excited about it.
-K
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http://askaninja.com
http://hopeisemo.com
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around the 25/1/07 Rupert mentioned about Re: [videoblogging] Re:
Help Retrieving Google, YouTube and that:
And you mentioned their internal realignment - they're making good
steps in some places, but while they talk the talk as far as multi-
platform content, there's still a long way to go. The
i totally agree. where is the SF meet?
On 1/28/07, jonny goldstein [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
YouTube has an incredibly large and vibrant community. It's that
critical mass that makes it so compelling for so many creators.
YouTube may have it's downsides, but the interaction going on there is
Deirdré, as anyone told Madge about the contest? Winner post there, for sure.
Miguel.
FYI, this contest is still open and I'm told has relatively few video
entries, so lots of chances to win. And you don't have to be a wife or even
a woman to enter!
On 1/28/07, Ron Watson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't see how we're asking for expansive rights by not allowing
corporations to take our work in its entirety, display it and profit
from it with no attribution or direct linkage. I don't see how
seeking permission and or compensation for usage
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