I have a page which lists the videoblogs I subscribe to, together with an OPML
file which contains all their feeds, so you can easily import them all into
your feed reader.
But I have to say, I've been very slack about both posting and watching for a
long time. I have no idea how many
There's a short but interesting piece on the BBC's Law In Action about
whether the police have any right to stop you taking photographs in
public in the UK, in light of various cases where the police have done
this. The answer is, basically, that they have to suspect criminal or
terrorist intent,
This is what YouTube recommend, but I've always ignored it and used an
H264 iPod-compatible MP4 file exported from Quicktime/FCP/iMovie. But
today the MP4 file I uploaded had an audio sync problem, so I thought
I'd try DivX instead. I transcoded my MP4 to DiVX, and uploaded it -
and YouTube
Hi John - and everyone,
Please direct Mefeedia support questions to the group at:
http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/mefeedia-users/
As well as the instructions on the channel, I've posted instructions
here on this list - please read the VLOMO - HOW TO ADD YOUR FEED
Thread. I can't keep doing
I'm sorry that everyone's having trouble. I didn't really want to
give the channel out until I was sure it was working OK. It *is*
going to work. Please don't be frustrated that it's not working today.
Frank and the Mefeedia team are working hard on making it all work,
amid various new site
I'm not sure, but perhaps the version of the player you're using has
it turned off. If you go to your Dashboard and click Manage Show
Players at top right, you can customise a new Player for whatever you
want - single episode, playlist or show - and add and remove different
features. Then when
Report them to the people who run whatever video service they're using.
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Matthew Milam
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is for YouTubers and other videobloggers.
How do you deal with people who decide to make a spoof account and
steal your videos?
Matthew
Log into Twitter, go to Twitter.com/videoblogging and click Follow
beneath the name avatar.
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Frank Carver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tuesday, October 28, 2008, 10:10:26 PM, Josh Paul wrote:
Also nice, in that we can find fellow videobloggers on twitter.
The Digital Divide has long been a concern. Back when we were
starting out with online video, broadband was still a rarity in the UK
- most people had dial-up. But then they opened up the market to
competition and now in the UK (and where I now live in rural Canada),
you get the impression that
Just to play devil's advocate, YouTube is not a bad place to be.
You can have H264 videos and link to them for podcasting.
As long as you turn off the moronic comments or turn on moderation,
you can enjoy the increased traffic that comes from posting certain
things there. My Flashmob video has
, ruperthowe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just to play devil's advocate, YouTube is not a bad place to be.
You can have H264 videos and link to them for podcasting.
As long as you turn off the moronic comments or turn on moderation,
you can enjoy the increased traffic that comes from posting
Yeah, I forgot to post about that discovery here and on the wiki. See
you've just put it there. Thanks.
That's the main reason they started doing this - iPod and iPhone
compatibility. I think we'll see some more suprising things from
YouTube in the next year.
--- In
I'm going to try to archive as much as I can by putting the Mefeedia
feed into iTunes, so all Quicktime videos will be downloaded to my
HDD. I'm going to put them onto DVDs - my guess is I'll get 3-4 days
worth on a DVD. Canada Post is murderously slow - so it's not a
next-day solution, but if
I know. But I didn't really mean that I don't like it because it's
not as funny as The Office. I meant that it's too much like The
Office to avoid direct comparison. If it was doing something
revolutionary with the form that The Office set down, I'd be more
forgiving that it's comedy/quality
Your fellow LA poet Bukowski had to deal with a lot of crazy people
too. And it took him quite a long time to make any money from his
poems. People didn't tend to buy poetry in such large numbers.
Eventually he started writing novels, a more commercial and accessible
form, he got published
Yeah, it does sound great. As a technical resource for the basics,
given the tools you're planning to use: http://freevlog.org
My experience is that most people don't have access to a Mac, let
alone people who are socially disadvantaged or people on the move - so
it's also worth teaching the
Yeah, the only way I got my friends and family to watch my personal
videos was by subscribing them via RSS-email myself, and telling them
to click on the link to confirm. Now that I've done it, they're quite
happy. Unless the video doesn't play inside the email, in which case
they mostly can't
Seems to me that the difference between Public Access MyspaceTV is
that people can now easily meet and chat online and come up with their
own ideas and community discussions outside of 'the channel' - the
videos are only the visible tip of the berg.
IF, that is, there is a forum on Myspace TV
A passing reference to EveryZing.com was posted last year by Beth
Kanter. I just saw a mention of it in a newsletter thought I'd share.
They use voice recognition software to generate text transcripts of
your audio video so that they're searchable. They also have a tool
to turn the text into
!
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, ruperthowe rupert@ wrote:
if i tell my wife that i'm burning $1000 that i can't really afford to
spend 5 days away (including my daughter's birthday) when she's 8
months pregnant and when my sister, her boyfriend and her two kids are
visiting from England
if i tell my wife that i'm burning $1000 that i can't really afford to
spend 5 days away (including my daughter's birthday) when she's 8
months pregnant and when my sister, her boyfriend and her two kids are
visiting from England and staying in our house just for FUN, then
i'll get fired.
We already did:
http://www.davidhowellstudios.com/2008/06/18/new-careertransitions/
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Heath [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
They can take away our lives but they can never take our FREEDOM!
After listening to Rupert, I want to invade CBS ;)
I've been reading about how to make YouTube videos look really good.
There's quite a good article here: http://tinyurl.com/6lz636
BUT the most useful thing I discovered was how to link to and embed
the High Quality MP4 versions that you can toggle to watch on the site.
If you're posting/linking
, ruperthowe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been reading about how to make YouTube videos look really good.
There's quite a good article here: http://tinyurl.com/6lz636
BUT the most useful thing I discovered was how to link to and embed
the High Quality MP4 versions that you can toggle to watch
I agree - that film is incredible.
But so is the film of yours (on a similar theme) that I found via
Croma's twitter stream just today:
http://xi-vlog.loiez.org/2007/02/shame.php
Which he says has been selected for the Festival of Cine in Colombia.
Congratulations!
And I loved reading your
You sneaky bastard! I see what you did there - you tried to reopen
the What Is Videoblogging debate AND have the last word! :D
Excellent post, Brook.
But - in my experience - videoblogging has *always* been associated in
the public mind with first person to-camera video diaries.
Since I
The Apple Apps all have means to ingest AVCHD footage.
Not quite true. The *newest* Apple apps support AVCHD, but with
limitations. The terrible (in my view) new iMovie 08, for instance
supports it, but not the better iMovie 6. If you have an older
version of iMovie or FCP, you're stuck. But
on some factors you can get Sony Vegas Movie Studio for
about 100 bucks and that will edit HD footage, and you can run Vegas
on a Mac with bootcamp I think, maybe something to think about...
Heath
http://batmangeek.com
http://heathparks.com
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, ruperthowe
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, ruperthowe rupert@ wrote:
The Apple Apps all have means to ingest AVCHD footage.
Not quite true. The *newest* Apple apps support AVCHD, but with
limitations. The terrible (in my view) new iMovie 08, for instance
supports
Canon blogger relations gave me the chance to play with a Canon HG10
last month. It's almost identical to the HV20, but records to HDD
instead of tape. You need a program that will capture AVCHD from it.
I don't really know what AVCHD means technically, nor do I really
care, but it seems only
:13 , ruperthowe wrote:
Canon blogger relations gave me the chance to play with a Canon HG10
last month. It's almost identical to the HV20, but records to HDD
instead of tape. You need a program that will capture AVCHD from it.
I don't really know what AVCHD means technically, nor do I
Day, Sat May 10th. Cross your fingers for me -
and help the judges know that you love me by rating my qualifying video at
http://www.twango.com/media/PangeaDay.film/ruperthowe.10021
(you have to sign up for Nokia's video sharing site to rate/vote
(boo!) but if you can be bothered to do that, leave
Re: my/Irina's point about avoiding gaming in an online contest...
The number of views/votes can help point the way to good videos, but
are not the right way to choose a winner in a competition.
I think Nokia have set up their competition right, and that you guys
at Microsoft should change
Hah! :D Thanks, Irina. But it should have been so much better. The
deadline was 5am GMT last Monday morning and I remembered at 1am, just
as I was finising packing up to emigrate. So I shot it at 2am in my
empty house and went back to my mother-in-law's house to cut it on her
PC at 4am, then ran
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