Hi everyone:
Chris wrote:
Audacity is problematic... I've gone on ad nauseum in this forum about
audio problems similar to yours, and Audacity looked for a moment like
it might be the bright light at the end of the tunnel.
I could on and on ad nauseum too on how Audacity reduces such things
I would. becuase you just select all photos and videos and upload them. my
flickr audience is different to other sites. it's my friends and family and
others who like to see different places. for me it's more personal. so
having clips there as well is great because I can show them the photos and
On Apr 10, 2008, at 10:13 PM, Pat Cook wrote:
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Hi all,
I found this website recently
http://www.soundsnap.com http://www.soundsnap.com
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May be a good tool for the community of vloggers
UmmUnless you do an audio video podcast
On Apr 10, 2008, at 10:24 PM, Pat Cook wrote:
Problem is who's bother to upload a measley 90 seconds of video to
Flickr when MANY phones will allow you to upload to TEN MINUTES of
video
on YouTube?
I intend to use it for momentshowings
I also really enjoyed watching many vids from there
On Apr 10, 2008, at 11:25 PM, Kath O'Donnell wrote:
I just need a new plugin for iphoto so the export can include the
movies.
btw, does anyone know if you can email in vids to flickr like you can
photos?
if so, i may have to look into that iphone video hack :)
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I have to respectfully disagree about it becoming a stock video source
even though the demographic does lean toward pro / pro-sumer / amateur
enthusiasts. For one thing flickr hasn't become a stock photo source
despite it's demographic.
I personally think we're talking video twitterings and
On Wed, Apr 9, 2008 at 1:33 PM, Ryan Ozawa [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rupert Howe wrote:
Inspired by Lumiere videos, I shot a lot of moving snapshots (but with
sound). Very short - 15-30 seconds,
or at most a minute of nicely framed video of something I would otherwise
have snapped as a
I think wired and the 10 zen monkeys have been using the term griefer /
griefing a lot most recently. I guess the IRC communities would be familiar
with it over the years too. so not sure it's new..
On 10/04/2008, Ron Watson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
LOL...
I think you just coined the term
On Fri, Apr 11, 2008 at 1:24 AM, Pat Cook [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone:
Steve Watkins wrote:
Just read about this:
http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/04/08/flickr-video-launches-a-unique-experience/
On Wed, Apr 9, 2008 at 9:55 PM, Lisa Harper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There's another media that seems perfect for this 90-second format:
audiophotography. I was rather entranced by it a few years ago.
http://books.google.com/books?id=wkz3ULUXUmQC
It's all about combining sound with photos.
On Wed, Apr 9, 2008 at 4:06 AM, Rupert Howe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm sure they'll extend the length when they iron out the kinks.
I'm quite psyched about it. I reckon it'll encourage a bunch of
people to use the movie mode on their digital stills cameras.
this is THE biggest issue in
Hey Mike,
Here's another example where you could add audio to one or more photographs.
http://www.voxci.com/posts/intro.php?i=99835a
National Goegraphic has a cool site where photographers talk about their photos.
Lots of creativity can be unleashed by adding audio to photos...
--Steve
--- In
The Faux Press is actually a contributor @ Freesound - only because I found
it before Loiez pointed me to SoundSnap and became involved in the community
there. And there is a lovely community of sound geeks there. Fun to browse
recent sounds and recently commented-upon sounds.
I use it when I
Yup, you can use your email -- Flickr :)
I'm doing that thru http://shozu.com
Swet.
J
On Fri, Apr 11, 2008 at 2:46 AM, Markus Sandy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Apr 10, 2008, at 11:25 PM, Kath O'Donnell wrote:
I just need a new plugin for iphoto so the export can include the
movies.
Yeah, I disagree with you too, Steve.
More often than not - when I'm working anyway - I'm posting everything from
the phone. Stills, video, audio. All of it.
Working 70+ hours a week doesn't stop me from making media, telling wee
stories, documenting amazing moments, SEEING life from the
I dont think it was me you are disagreeing with, I love the 90 second idea, and
I hope they
dont extend it too much in future. Flickr should not try to be youtube. I think
it was Pat
Cook who made the comments you arent agreeing with.
In fact Im wondering if Flickr would be a good fit for the
Yea, Steve does enough on his own without taking heat for someone
eles's comment :D
Although you have to admit, it's hard to follow these conversations
at times :P
Heath
http://batmangeek.com
http://heathparks.com
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Steve Watkins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hey everybody,
I'm looking to pick up a macbook pro in the not too distant future
and was hoping to get some feedback as to how the new machines are
performing, and any config suggestions.
I'm looking at the 15 2.4Ghz 200GB with 4 MB of ram.
Any help would be appreciated...
I'll be taking a
Ive got the previous generation macbook pro 2.4ghz. From what Ive read, the new
ones
are better for battery life heat, but not necessarily performance. (Less L2
cache on the
CPU could be the reason for that).
I dont think you'll see a noticable difference in performance between the 2.4
and
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Oops.
Jan
On Fri, Apr
I have a Macbook Pro and I love it (love it love it). It's the first
mac I've ever owned, so I can't really compare it to others for you
but I can tell you how mine has performed...
I have the 2.4 GHz (Intel Core 2 Duo) with 2 GB of RAM
(I assume you meant to say yours would have 4GB no MB)
Thanks Steve David,
I'm currently using a g4 12 Mac pro laptop, I forgot the actually
name... and a g4 iBook.
I'll be cutting high motion video, not HD yet, perhaps in the future,
but HIGH motion. I'm looking to create some instructional DVDs and
bump up the quality of our online show
Hi, it's Jim Louderback from Revision3. I've been lurking on this
group for a while (thanks for all the great advice), but I figured I'd
speak up on this.
Revision3 is looking for a video engineer to manage, enhance and
operate our state-of-the-art HD multi-camera streaming video studio.
LOL @ Beer Budget! :D
Poor choice of words. You'd be surprised how much some of us can
drink! ;)
I'll take this oppornity to do like Mission Impossible and say
Good Luck, Jim...
Is Eddie Codel a Video Engineer?
Bill
http://BillCammack.com
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, jlouderb
State of the art, high definition beer doesnt come cheap ;)
Im not qualified or in the right country to apply, but I have some thoughts on
live
streaming that Im about to post about that may be of some small use?
Cheers
Steve Elbows
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Bill Cammack [EMAIL
This group doesnt seem like quite the right place to talk about live
video, can anybody recommend active communities that talk about and do
such things?
Im still a bit disappointed by the video audio quality of some of
the live stuff Ive watched, even if its not via mobile phone, any
thoughts
Steve!
I am working on graphics for a live show I am launching on the 21st
of this month as we speak- The Jabbo and Crabbo Show- the artist's
(and otherwise cool person's) guide to creativity and technology on
the web
.
while I did a far more sophisticated live broadcast last september
love it bah! long live the glorious PC and Windows down with the
evil cult of Mac, did you know that it's all those mac people who
are creating all the computer viris's? And they are also responable
for global warming, and they snore alot and have bad breath!
Man.I really wish I had
Cool :)
Its not really clear to me where Im going with creating video myself,
there are massive gaps in my abilities. But Ive had a decade long
fascination with realtime computer animation, from virtual pupeteering
to virtual bands that play along with the music, mixed with real live
video in
I have a G4 with 2 G ram and an Intel mac also with 2 G ram. I can't
remember how fast my G4 is, as I rarely use it, but the Intel mac has a 2.16
Ghz processor (dual core of course). Anyhoo, it's more than fast enough for
any video I do, though admittedly I'm not really doing super long or super
I have a 2 yr old 2GHz, 2GB ram, 128MB video card, first revision MBP
and I use it every day for editing HD video. I love it. I would love
to have a new MacPro but I don't want to sacrifice portability and I
can't afford one as a second machine. I'll probably keep this one
another year and wait
Ahh theres such a lovely performance boost between the G4 and these
Intel Dualcore CPU's so you should be pleased with how the new machine
performs :)
I dont think the extra graphics RAM will do much for you, would give
slightly better performance in a few things, eg Apple Motion, but
better CPU,
No offense taken.
Everybody's gotta start somewhere.
Unfortunately, when I drink, I drink expensive Scotch whisky.
Sigh.
:)
Good luck!
Jan
On Fri, Apr 11, 2008 at 1:34 PM, Steve Watkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
State of the art, high definition beer doesnt come cheap ;)
Im not qualified
Hi!
have you seen the video that shows the dynamic branding through RSS on
the new Adobe Media Player? sounds great if you are into that desktop
players branding.
http://deeje.blip.tv/file/812506
Rgds,
ZN
Hi again!
have you seen the video that shows the dynamic branding through RSS on
the new Adobe Media Player? sounds great if you are into that desktop
players branding.
http://deeje.blip.tv/file/812506
I am writing again because i forgot that this RSS thing can be made
within blip.tv
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Ron Watson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey everybody,
I'm looking to pick up a macbook pro in the not too distant future
and was hoping to get some feedback as to how the new machines are
performing, and any config suggestions.
I'm
Hi everyone:
Steve Watkins wrote:
This group doesnt seem like quite the right place to talk about live
video, can anybody recommend active communities that talk about and do
such things?
Actually Steve, this group is just as good as any IMO.
Im still a bit disappointed by the video audio
I want to start a UTube contest for a tourism bureau I work with.
I want to get locals to create short Ytube clips and post them in our
Youtube directory.
Any ideas on how I could get locals involved and how to do this?
Cheers,
Mark
A question started by Lindsay Campbell on moblogic.tv after she had a
hard time finding willing chicks for her person on the street
interviews.
Here are my thoughts about it:
http://subvert.com/blog/2008/04/11/are-women-less-willing-to-speak-their-minds/
I do wonder about the many many fewer
do you know offhand how much it costs to submit your name?
i think someone sent me and eddie a form from the emmy's last year,
but it was $450 to say hey, look at me
we decided we're ok without a statue LOL
On 4/1/08, awgyetvan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't know if you guys have heard,
Check http://emmyonline.org/
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Irina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
do you know offhand how much it costs to submit your name?
i think someone sent me and eddie a form from the emmy's last year,
but it was $450 to say hey, look at me
we decided we're ok
just a reminder of some of the save the internet hearings/events happening
in the SF Bay area next week!
-- Forwarded message --
From: Josh Stearns, SavetheInternet.com [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, Apr 10, 2008 at 1:50 PM
Subject: Next week: FCC Hearing on the Future of the
I want to start a UTube contest for a tourism bureau I work with.
I want to get locals to create short Ytube clips and post them in our
Youtube directory.
Any ideas on how I could get locals involved and how to do this?
Make a webpage with a clear set of expectations.
post some example
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