Mike., which setting should I use? Even Web High Resolution converts
the file! Which of the settings uses no-convertion? It's not clear to me.
Regards,
Marco
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Thanks Mike. Uploading your own flv-files... mmm! Wow, I
Hi all,
Important day today for France and democracy
I have booked a special flashmeeting presidential elections
today at 6 pm ( Gmt+2) french hour.
http://tinyurl.com/ysm6wj
6 hours non stop debats
( may be the most longer flashmeeting never seen :-) )
Nice day
Loiez
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Life casting, colibitive video blog, greatest wealth of video bogging info
I was just watching yesterdays flash meeting, it has to be one of the
greatest archive of videoblogging know how. (not just yesterdays but as a
collective.)
if it had there own rss feed and a blog page it would be
Interesting. Can you link an example of 1st Person Cinema?
Bill C.
BillCammack.com
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I will be a part of a panel on 1st person cinema at a local film and
video festival speaking
about video blogging, and I would like to
Hi all,
Anyone got any results from France yet ?
One part of french internet is down now
Special French elections flashmeeting in 30 mn
http://tinyurl.com/ysm6wj
Thx for help
Loiez
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In blogger, it's easy to have multiple blogs in one account. Sign in
under one name, pick the blog to work on, and go there. In blip, blip
assumes one person = one account = one 'show'. I've got multiple blip
accounts going, and have to sign in and sign out to get to each one.
Plus, in
Any film or video where you turn the camera on to yourself to tell a
personal story.
At WRIF this year there will be several examples: 51 Birch Street, The War
Tapes, Hand of God, Waterbuster, to name a few.
On 4/22/07, Bill Cammack [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Interesting. Can you link an example
Did you get this sorted ok in the end?
What resolution and codec was the AVI you exported? What resolution
was the MP4? Was your source footage standard DV?
Cheers
Steve Elbows
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Hey videoblogging yahoos, it's been a
I will be a part of a panel on 1st person cinema at a local film and video
festival speaking
about video blogging, and I would like to showcase a handful of the very best
video posts
out their in our community. Please send me your very best choices. Thanks.
The film and video festival is: The
CNN International is saying it will be a runoff between Sarkozy Royal
http://edition.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2007/france.vote/
they are having several bloggers do commentary
http://edition.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/europe/04/17/bloggers.biogs/
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Stupid bloody Apple, why do they DO things like this
Folks, this is a tough one, and yes, I've read through the Casey-initiated
thread. Good start
but sadly optimistic.
The question is, how do we pump out vids that are 640x480 and have the
baseline low-
complexity profile, thus being both
Steve,
Got something that is OK looking but deinterlacing is part of the equation so
there's a loss
of quality.
I had the same jagged-edge problems today when I used the camcorder for Skype
via
Splitcam. It was fixed by setting Splitcam to deinterlace.
I'm wondering whether a preset on the
it's not win
:-(
Loiez
Bill,
Can't see how that would work, because Apple TV syncs with iTunes on
your computer, which means your iPoddable feed.
You could have a separate feed but this would effectively be a
separate podcast - and would you expect your viewers to subscribe to both?
Waz
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I guess the assumption would be that your viewers would subscribe to
one feed or the other, depending on which hardware they owned.
Its not ideal but it may be ideal for some viewers, depending on how
fussy they are about getting the best possible qualiy on their device.
Unfortunately these
Steve,
My plan at this stage is to have 640x480 going out in the feed (ie
iTunes) and 320x240 at the website. With the aid of Blip's multiple
file hosting!
I think people are more amenable to downloading large files in iTunes
because they let it download automatically or while doing something
Steve,
Can you do anything with this?
http://lists.mplayerhq.hu/pipermail/ffmpeg-devel/2006-September/015930.html
Key line: Baseline Low-Complexity is something they made up. It
basically means Baseline with 1 reference frame.
Can this be dealt with within QuickTime?
I expect a knock on my
Waz,
Blip pro account holders soon won't have to worry about this :) We're
hoping to have transcoding to an Apple TV + iPod compatible format
available for pro users in our next release (about two weeks away).
Yours,
Mike
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The only reason NOT to go with separate files, in my opinion, is
based on ranking in the charts. For instance, if you have 2 or three
dif quicktime feeds, it starts to divide your itunes audiences and
then you dont get reported on any charts. There is some discovery
loss for people who
not sure if any posted this yet.. but this is from Apple:
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Greetings from the iTunes Podcasting Team:
Apple TV is here, and podcasts are making a big move into the living room. We
want all of
them to look as good as possible, so we have three video formatting
recommendations for
you.
I think people stick to 4:3 most often because they are shooting in
that aspect ratio. And whilst its true that it seems a shame to waste
the screen real-estate of th widescreen devices out there, 16:9 stuff
on a 4:3 display like the built in ipod could also be seen as wastefu
and selfish because
Unfortunately I dont think so, I saw that stuff earlier when I was
searching, later in the conversation other people are disputing the
differences he discovered. There is a proper spec somewhere for what
low-complexity is but it doesnt help the quicktime issue, there simply
arent the options
Good points which suggest that there are really 2 kinds of solution sets that
have variable best case scenarios.
Also, some users may sync their iphone for high quality files, but others may
enjoy lower res files that could be d/l over a slow EDGE network.
We already have 2 phone 3g files
Steve: That's precisely what I was thinking. Subscribe to the feed
that works for you. http://JetSetShow.com , for instance has about 6
feeds.
Waz: Personally, if I were concerned about a video being playable on
iPods as well as AppleTV and having only one feed for the reasons you
mentioned, I'd
My video feed enclosures support ipod,iphone,itv and quicktime.. I just use
iPod .m4v
format. So in quicktime export to ipod and get a 640x480 video that anyone can
watch.
The only thing that *might be worth while to instead of .m4v would be .mp4
video that
you can play in all of apples
I'm looking for GOOD prices on video lighting. These are for when I
can setup lights for scenes in my videos. I've been using some
mutli-directional floor lamps and now want something better.
Keep in mind: I would prefer not having to spend A TON of money on
light bulbs since one kit I saw had a
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