Yeah, i'm not sure that SEO is the best way to get your videos seen
either. When people want something, say a tent, they go to search
engine of choice and search for 'tent'. I am not convinced that is
the way people find their media. Typically (in my limited experience)
they browse media
Have you had any experience with
trafficgeyser.com
It is a service with a monthly fee to get your videos at the top of
Google results.
when TrafficGeyser came out, i loved the named so much that I bought
Videoplague.com.
Chuck Olsen suggested we make another service here to spread videos
Looks interesting.
February 8-10, 2008
http://www.video24-7.org/
Ryanne and I will be here.
if anyone else is coming...email me offlist.
be great to meet up.
jay
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Photos:
I have tripods but there are situations where I can't take them or
environmental conditions were I wouldn't be able to get them in the door.
I would like a few affordable = under $250 steadycam or monopod
suggestions. I've looked at the DIY steadycam but I'm not that
mechanically inclined.
I
Wow, thanks for taking the time Irene for giving me such a great roadmap for my
pics. I'm gonna save and print this and start scanning away!
JC
Irene Duma [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi John,
If you¹re spending all that time scanning them, which takes time, I¹d
suggest scanning at
i agree, youtube has become the worlds largest video
library so automatically viewers go there to find
video first, i think it is a must to have videos
posted there as well as other places.
the best way to promote your videos is by sending it
to people you know, who know you, special interest
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Gena [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have tripods but there are situations where I can't take them or
environmental conditions were I wouldn't be able to get them in the
door.
I would like a few affordable = under $250 steadycam or monopod
suggestions. I've
The delay I was experiencing is due to being behind the camera in a
small, echo-y room. If you monitor via the AV mode, you get a buzz
from the video track.
Thanks everybody!
Topher Polack
On Wed, 6 Feb 2008 11:06 am, Christopher Polack wrote:
If you monitor via the AV mode, you get a buzz
from the video track.
Could that just be noisy/cheap pre-amps?
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Brian Richardson
- http://whatthecast.com
- http://siliconchef.com
- http://dragoncontv.com
- http://www.3chip.com
Or a small monopod.
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/shop/397/Photo_Monopods_Unipods.html
Like a boom pole, they come in sections and can be folded down to a fairly
small size.
Perhaps a documentary-length boom pole could double as a monopod with a
thread adapter...
Jan
On Feb 6, 2008 11:17 AM,
the best way to promote your videos is by sending it
to people you know, who know you, special interest
groups, friends at social networks. it may be time
consuming, but more personal and direct and free.
what do you think?
That's true up to a point. I'm acquainted with several thousand
- hi
i have two
one is on my walking stick. i just take off the ball and presto there
is where i put my camcorder
the other is quickpod
if you are really desperate take the shade the shade off a lamp and
there is a 14 bolt
rodli
Hi vloggers,
It's Waz from Crash Test Kitchen.
Right now I'm working on a new vlog project that will be built on
WordPress and have multiple video formats on offer.
I'm wondering what's in, what's out, what's being deprecated as far as
WP vlog themes are concerned.
Galacticast's ufo'splode
On Wed, 6 Feb 2008 12:29 pm, Jan McLaughlin wrote:
Or a small monopod.
I often steal my wife's Bogen monopod from her still photo setup for
video. Perhaps I should buy my own :)
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Brian Richardson
- http://whatthecast.com
- http://siliconchef.com
- http://dragoncontv.com
-
What am I missing?
I am trying to embed a blip show player into my self-hosted wordpress
blog, but my preview shows code, not the embedded player. I am sure
there is something very simple that I am not doing here, does anyone
know what it could be?
thanks,
Kathryn
http://www.synchronis.tv
On Wed, 6 Feb 2008 9:02 am, Gena wrote:
I would like a few affordable = under $250 steadycam or monopod
suggestions. I've looked at the DIY steadycam but I'm not that
mechanically inclined.
For video, I like shoulder mounts. They can be found for under $200 and
are pretty small. The human
Manfrotto 561B
One of my favorite pieces of gear - the fluid-dampened tilt and pan are
stunning.
BH# BO561B
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/487696-REG/Bogen_Manfrotto_561B_561B_Fluid_Video_Monopod.html
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] | 206.354.5031
Filmmaker
Waz,
I'm using the ufo splode theme for two sites (richardshow.org,
inspiredhealing.tv), which was Michael Verdi's variation on the vlogsplosion
theme that Rudy developed.
Michael and others can correct me if I'm wrong, but one of the main things
that lead to the show in a box thing was that the
You have to copy the blip code into the Code editor instead of the Visual
editor.
. . .
Kenya Allmond
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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http://kenya.allmond.us/vlog
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To thine own self be true.
- Original Message
From: Kathryn Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
I knew it was something simple... thanks Kenya!
K
On Feb 6, 2008, at 2:23 PM, Kenya Allmond wrote:
You have to copy the blip code into the Code editor instead of
the Visual editor.
. . .
Kenya Allmond
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://kenya.allmond.us
http://kenya.allmond.us/vlog
VM/F
I guess that depends on what your goal is with your video blog.
- Do you just want people to see you videos?
- Or are you trying to make a living off your videos?
If you just want people to watch you videos, then a good strategy for
that may very well be to push them everywhere you can. (I.e.,
- Original Message -
From: Brian Richardson -
I often steal my wife's Bogen monopod from her still photo setup for
video. Perhaps I should buy my own :)
I have a Bogen monopod (and two Bogen tripods) .. but for video use I find
that the Bogen Tilt Head is a valuable addition. You
Hello,
(Reply below.)
On Feb 6, 2008 10:32 AM, wazman_au [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi vloggers,
Hey!
[...]
Then there's this Show in a Box thing ...
Of all the various plugins that allow you to add multiple enclosures
and multiple RSS feeds, is there one that lets you have a SINGLE
I guess that may be best achieved in a slightly different way. If the single
feed contains
multiple enclosures (one for each format) then it should really be up to the
client to decide
which one it wants to suck.
In practice Im not sure how advanced this stuff is on clients, Im not aware of
Yeah, what Richard, Charles Steve said.
Show in a Box is your best bet at the moment, but remember that you
can use its WordPress plugins with ANY WordPress theme. If you find a
theme that sets the width of its content area a teensy bit wider than
your preferred video player width, you're set.
Absolutely. People don't understand that compression is as much of an
art as filming or editing. They also don't understand that sometimes
you have to shoot with your final output format in mind, which means
tighter shots, better light and less movement if you're compresing to
iPod size for
I have an HV20, and it's pretty much overkill for internet
productions. The good thing about it is that recording in 1080/60i,
it's easy to green/bluescreen and do smooth slow motion effects.
Another good (GREAT) thing about shooting in HD is that you get a crispness
of picture that you can't
Curious what people on the list think about this:
http://mashable.com/2008/02/06/revver-for-sale/
I'm especially talking to people like Tim Street, who has always done well
with Revver's service-- how do you supplement the income that may disappear?
I know you keep abreast of all the analogous
You know... there might be someone who for say tax purposes needs to
spend $500K to get $1 Million in debt.
I'm just hoping they show up soon. ;)
Tim Street
Creator/Executive Producer
French Maid TV
Subscribe for FREE @
http://frenchmaidtv.com/itunes
MyBlog
http://1timstreet.com
On Feb
I dunno, even without that factor should I be reading it as approximately the
same as
trying to sell the company at a valuation of $1.5million?
Man, when I was just thinking about the price as $500,000, it didnt sound like
a lot at all
really. 10 people working for a year at $50k. Or under
I have a couple vlogs for you to check out:
StickPod (Walking stick) $2 (ball tripod top)
http://mikemoon.net/vlog/2007/09/10/stickpod/
GorillaPod (hooks onto a bunch of things) $25
http://mikemoon.net/vlog/2008/01/01/vlogger-gift-ideas/
SuctionPod (sticks on windows, vehicles etc) $5
This seems pertinent to the conversation we were having in the
TrafficGeyser.com ? thread...
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/videoblogging/message/68599
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http://ChangeLog.ca/
Motorsport Videos
http://TireBiterZ.com/
Vlog Razor... Vlogging News...
So time to think about backup plans. I for one am ready to pay extra for
file back up services. I am not on Revver, but I am on blip, and will
follow up with Mike if he doesn't chime in on this thread.
We backup all our original digital media, and have backup in place on the
servers we manage for
Hello Rox,
Of course we provide the original files and make them available for download.
But what kind of backup service did you have in mind?
Roxanne Darling wrote:
So time to think about backup plans. I for one am ready to pay extra for
file back up services. I am not on Revver, but I am
Hey Charles,
I don't know what Rox wants, but maybe Blip.tv offering (to mail)
DVD backups of their videos might be a service people are willing to
pay for.
See ya
--
Charles Iliya Krempeaux, B.Sc.
http://ChangeLog.ca/
Motorsport Videos
http://TireBiterZ.com/
Vlog Razor... Vlogging
why not just download all your videos that are on blip and toss them
on a HDD and/or DVDs?
if you are in the habit of downloading your own feed, you should be good to go.
i dont think it would be a viable business for blip to send you drives
and discs.
sull
On Feb 6, 2008 6:11 PM, Roxanne
I am certainly not talking about backups to any sort of DVD-type external
media performed by the hosting company.
And yes, we have the ability to subscribe and/or download.
What I am bringing up for discussion is in the genre of contingency
planning. And because we as a business have managed
How many of you would submit a local review with video??
http://www.emediawire.com/releases/2008/2/prweb651201.htm
Online Video Yellow Pages Site Pays Video Maker For Local Reviews
Today Putlocal.com announced the launch of their new Video Review
Profit-Sharing Program, which pays video makers
I LOVE my stealth pod, but you 'aint fitting that puppy in a purse.
http://www.varizoom.com/products/supports/vzstealthpod.html
varizoom has some other great stuff, too.
add a LANC controller to your stealthpod and you are one dangerous
new media force!
Hell, I do local reviews just for fun.
That's what I did all last spring, in fact.
:)
Might a business have a problem with customer-created videos?
Might could be.
http://wburg.tv
Jan
On Feb 6, 2008 9:11 PM, Sam Meager [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How many of you would submit a local review
I've always loved k2 - but not for video support reasons. I just
think it's an excellent infrastructure and it makes my life easier.
(there are also some beautiful k2 styles and mods -
http://k2.stikipad.com/docs/show/K2+Styles+and+Mods ...check out Vino
Tinto. gorgeous work...) So, I guess
This is exactly why we offer cross-upload to archive.org. Anyone concerned
about our
liquidity should make use of it. Of course, we never raised $12mm and won't be
going
anywhere.
Justin
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Roxanne Darling [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I am certainly not
I just got home and took a look at the video. The price is right and
my purse is my euphemistic way of saying that hunk of luggage that I
carry on a daily basis.
If I have to find a messenger bag or similar bag that can handle 23
inches so be it. I have a Samy's Camera near me so keep you fingers
Hey nice works you got there Jan. It seems local reviews with video it's a
good concept.
Sam
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Wed, 6 Feb 2008 21:34:29
-0500Subject: Re: [videoblogging] Very interesting concept - user generated
video yellowpages
Hell, I do local reviews just
I went to http://www.quikpod.com it seems to be a great gadget if I
want to take a photo of myself but I need to stabilize as I'm shooting
in variable situations.
When I was shooting at UCLA the stadium vibrates with people. Or
folks would stand up un-expectantly.
I'm a little confused about
I saw the video for that a few days ago. I didn't know I'd need
something like that until this past weekend. If I don't find what I
need at the photo store I'll mosey over to the hardware store and give
it a go.
I also saw a video of a guy on You Tube that shows you how to find the
center of
Thanks Richard - I'm diving into the Bogen site right now. I'm also
looking at an Amazon page with the monopod and the heads.
http://www.amazon.com/Bogen-Manfrotto-Compact-4-Section-Monopod-Anodized/dp/B9R6GE
Gena
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Richard Amirault
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
The Associated Press Photo Managers Association (USA) made a video on
how the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel uses video on the website of their
newspaper.
http://www.apphotomanagers.org/ktmlpro/images/uploads/video%20editing.mov
if newspapers actually embrace video, and start really telling stories
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