andrew michael baron wrote:
So Clint, are you saying that you are not interested in considering a
problem of this magnitude that will arrive in ten short years from now?
No, I said it would be 10 years before IPv6 will be in wide use. The
military will drive it's adoption initially
hi all
upgraded by blog and in process killed it. Now is back. H.264 stuff is at:
URL:
http://hypertext.rmit.edu.au/vlog/archives/2005/09/02/h264-v-mpeg4-with-3ivx/
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U think the timing was off, wtf?, Un-Believable!
- Original Message -
From: aroundtheperimeter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, September 02, 2005 6:13 PM
Subject: [videoblogging] Re: Rocketboom's extraordinary take on Katrina
I think the timing for
hi all
a student of mine has written a php hack for word press to make
embedding QT a bit easier URL:
http://dazed.adc.rmit.edu.au/~s3019546/blog/?p=452
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yes! lets say my mom just died because of this situation. I log on
to rocketboom and i see someone acting it out the situation.
Considering my emotional state I will probably misinterpret it. Give
the person a few months of the grieving process and they may interpret
it differently. It is all
I didn't get through the whole thing but I largely agree. I can
appreciate the intention (and Amanda's acting skills), but it felt
weird to me.
FWIW, still waiting for news on my cousin, nurse at one of the
hospitals and most likely still there, more or less under siege. We
haven't been able
While I agree the H.264 looks much better, I don't know how any of us
can offer it without cutting out most of the visitors to or receivers
of enclosures from our sites. Since iTunes only sees one enclosure
per post, we would have to make multiple posts and force subscribers
to download
Thanks from me 2. Outstanding work.
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http://FutureMedia.org
On Sep 1, 2005, at 8:18 PM, Andy Carvin wrote:
I just finished watching Rocketboom's take on Katrina. I'm practically
...even the pros are running the other way. At least the wise ones are:
The reports coming out of New Orleans right now
are just unreal. People are getting beyond desperate and it's only a matter of
time before someone in the media gets shot. I'm urging anyone who can contact
your people on
There has been massive radio silence from me on this issue. I have thought about the issue, done my share of reading blogs and trying to stay connected to the questoins, but I have not been outspoken about my own take on this. Deirdre, I am sorry for my behaviour in the flash conference. I just
Hi everyone,
International Blogging for Disaster Relief Day is up and running;
bloggers have started to post disaster relief-related resources all over
the Internet.
How to see what's being posted:
I'm aggregating participating blogs in a digest on this page:
There are still some citizens out there willing to take the risk.
Via Current.Tv videoblog:
http://current.tv/blog/items/401941.htm
Deirdre Straughan wrote:
...even the pros are running the other way. At least the wise ones are:
The reports coming out of New Orleans right now are just
Look like Current.Tv has the first, true videoblog-style post of a
rescue effort:
http://current.tv/blog/items/401941.htm
http://current.tv/blog/items/401941.htm
Kunga wrote:
Yeah especially if you use a Mac. NO CAN VIEW. CHOPE
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Personally, I think anything that can convey the emotion of what's going
on should be done. It might be useful to put a caveat on the page for
people who are new to rocketboom so they know it's acting. Apart from
that, I think it's great. It's certainly helping making up for the
dearth of
Forgive me if this has been posted before... Chris Daniel emailed me
this morning and told me about this event. Any of you close to the
south might be interested in it! Looks like fun. Not sure if I can
attend yet, but hopefully some of you can. From what I can tell...
vidcasting is being talked
Even the mainstream media(NBC ABC) are beginning
to see the situation for what it is.
Ask yourself how bad can the situation be that
unarmed reporters can go into the downtown area
and the SUperdome and not get bumrushed? (mind you
there's no central authority there except civilians)
If folks
The problem is that h.264 requires QT7 and a fast machine, decoding
is processor intensive using current technology. I can't afford to
loose a large part of my audience, so I use 3ivx to make Quicktime
movies as the best compromise between file size/modern technology and
viewer
Reporters are getting attacked, and the very few who are operating
downtown have private security (armed) escorts (at least one fair
and balanced network does). The situation is the same as Los
Angeles 4/28/92-5/2/92, looters are firing at cameras so as not to be
photographed doing whatever,
It didnt work for me. I didnt nec misinterpret it, i know that it was done to help convey the atrocities.
And obviously for others, it did just that and more. But we all preceive things in our own ways.
I think its a thin line, video coverage on TV or Vlogs of horrific
disasters and death,
(please circulate widely)
Hi everyone,
Many people have been asking me how they can use their Internet skills
to help out with hurricane victims. I've been asking bloggers to blog.
Now I'd like to ask photographers to photograph -- and help reunite
victims with their families.
I'd like to
In my opinion for the internet to be effective at such things as
helping locate the missing, it is vital that things not get spread too
thin.
For example here is a MSNBC story which discusses a number of
messageboards being used by people desperate for info on mising loved
ones:
Now that shows the power of vloging! Thanks for the link.
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Nathanial Freitas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
There are still some citizens out there willing to take the risk.
Via Current.Tv videoblog:
http://current.tv/blog/items/401941.htm
Deirdre
On Sep 2, 2005, at 7:27 AM, R. Kristiansen wrote:
What The Fuck?!
Is the US a third world country? I suppose it is.
It is, if you are black, if you have low socio-economic status.
Yes. In the U.S, if you are poor and black and live in the South in a
small city, you are not anywhere
Got the code below in it to redirect to a
secure site.
!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD
HTML 3.2 Final//EN
HTML
!---
Copyright (c) 2000 Ensim Corporation --
HEAD
TITLERefreshing to welcome
page.../TITLE
Thanks for your testing, Im glad Im not the only one here being vocal
about the visual difference between 3ivx and h264 being significant. I
havent been able to post video of h264 3ivx comparisons because Im
not allowed to publish 3ivx videos unless I buy 3ivx, and I wont buy
it unless they fix
Ensim is a system isntalled on webservers to allow browser-based
access to various settings and enable man virtual servers to be
created, mapped to different domains. The fact we are seeing the login
for that system, suggests that all the files on the server that make
up the videoblogging.info
Right there with you, Jen, and I'd feel the same even if I had no
personal ties to New Orleans. I am sick and angry and afraid of what
will happen next.
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Bush proved your point earlier I see. He mentioned Trent Lotts house
being rebuilt before he mentioned New Orleans being rebuilt. His
initial focus on New Orleans was all about zero tollerance and
restoring law and order.
Do you think Bush gets a kick from rubbing peoples faces in the
reality?
Apologies in advance for any mistakes I have made due to not beingfrom the USA and so not being so well qualified to understand this
stuff and your politics.
Steve of Elbows
I think you're understanding it about as well as anybody can, 'cause it's completely baffling.
I have a horrible
Hi everyone!
I havne't been in the group in a while; it's nice to see everyone's
still so active and passionate.
I just added media enclosures to Vimeo's RSS feeds, and I've had
success loading them in iTunes and mefeedia, and some success in
FireANT. Do they work for the rest of you? Please let
liberty and justice for all. is a frame of mind, not a place.
On 9/2/05, Deirdre Straughan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Apologies in advance for any mistakes I have made due to not being
from the USA and so not being so well qualified to understand this
stuff and your politics.
Steve of Elbows
Thanks Nat. That is awesome vid.
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New Media Publisher, Editor, Video Journalist
Santa Cruz CA, Beach of the Silicon Valley
http://FutureMedia.org
On Sep 2, 2005, at 6:05 AM, Nathanial Freitas wrote:
Look like Current.Tv has the first, true videoblog-style post of a
rescue
On 9/2/05, Jen Simmons [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes. In the U.S, if you are poor and black and live in the South in a
small city, you are not anywhere near as important than if you are
white, rich, and work in at a Wall Street brokerage firm in the largest
and one of the top two or three
I thought it was free. What bitrate bug. Link? Or please explain in
depth. I just downloaded it for my next post. It 'doesn't work with
10.4.2 and QT 7? Are you serious? Since when do we have to buy it?
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Santa Cruz CA, Beach of
The bitrate bug has been discussed a few times since you discovered
this group, I believe. It seems that under certain conditions 3ivx
does not honour the number that you put in the bitrate box. It seems
to manifest when using QT7, and 3ivx in dual-pass mode. Symptoms are
that bitrate (and thus
(please circulate widely)
Hi everyone,
For those of you willing to volunteer and photograph evacuees or collect
photos of the missing from bulletin boards and websites, here are some
instructions.
If you have a Flickr.com account, upload photos and tag them either as:
katrinamissing for
as steve mentioned this has been discussed many times
please take a few moments to research your questions in the archives
http://www.google.com/search?q=+site%3Ayahoo.com+videoblogging+group+3ivx
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/videoblogging/messagesearch?query=bitrate%20bug
Kunga wrote:
I
Jakob, when I clicked http://www.vimeo.com/user=jakob/clips/rssit took forever
to load, then seemed to freeze my computer. After using cntrl,alt
delete, I tried to "end now" and "cancel". At that point, the address
loaded but it was only a screen filled with code.
I'm using a cable
On 9/2/05, Randolfe Wicker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At that point, the address
loaded but it was only a screen filled with code.
I'm using a cable connection with Windows
XP
RSS feeds are just code when you view them in a browser.
You need to plug that feed into an aggregator to
http://current.tv/blog/items/401941.htm works for me. Also
http://www.rocketboom.com/vlog/ plays footage from a helicopter
today. Both very compelling to me.
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New Media Publisher, Editor, Video Journalist
Santa Cruz CA, Beach of the Silicon Valley
http://FutureMedia.org
I've put up some information on playing videos in a web page (DIV
tag) without opening a new page. I think this is similar to videos
running on Steve Garfields site, http://stevegarfield.blogs.com/
(though with less features.) An explanation of this is at
http://www.cirne.com/vlog/ with vlogs
I tried both firefox and IE (since occasionally you
can't call up a page in firefox). I got a bad link on both of them.
Very frustrating. I can, however, get rocketboom.
-- BevBlog: http://funnytheblog.blogspot.com/Video:
http://basykes.blip.tv/Video:
error downloading and parsing feed in FireANT.
On Sep 2, 2005, at 4:52 PM, Jakob Lodwick wrote:
My video clips:
http://www.vimeo.com/user=jakob/clips/rss
--Steve
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Text Blog -
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Kunga [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is called embedded video. I have a few on my site. The problem
is that they automatically download in advance of playing. So once
you have more than one of the cover it takes a long time to load the
page. The
Here is a guy i like:
http://www.ourmedia.org/node/50886
what a good video.
shows you a POV we would not get without videoblogging.
a conversation.
wonder if he has a videoblog?
jay
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http://feeds.feedburner.com/Momentshowing
fyi - works great and i notice that the new FireAnt beta pulled it in
fine too
i tried it on firefox and safari on mac tiger, also firefox and ie on win2k
only two odd things:
1. only on firefox/mac: clicking on movie reloads the movie instead of
stopping it as normal
2. ie6/win2k really sucks
one man's opinion on the hurricane that youll never see on TV.
anyone on the planet that can click this link can watch.
now thats distribution.
and we're helping people understand this.
http://www.ourmedia.org/node/50896
jay
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URL: http://www.momentshowing.net
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Markus Sandy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
fyi - works great and i notice that the new FireAnt beta pulled it in
fine too
Thanks for the quick testing and feedback!
i tried it on firefox and safari on mac tiger, also firefox and ie
on win2k
only two odd
I think putting in the textarea tags fixed the formatting in IE :)
Let me know if there's any confusion and/or problem if you implement
the code.
-- Enric
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Markus Sandy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
fyi - works great and i notice that the new FireAnt beta
around the 2/9/05 Kunga mentioned about Re: [videoblogging] URL that:
While I agree the H.264 looks much better, I don't know how any of us
can offer it without cutting out most of the visitors to or receivers
of enclosures from our sites. Since iTunes only sees one enclosure
per post, we would
around the 2/9/05 Steve Watkins mentioned about [videoblogging] Re:
h.264 (again) that:
Point is: Dont forget the high bandwidth users either. This advise
isnt relevant for everyone nor every type of videoblog. Its just me
saying that there will be people out there who want to see nice things
and
Please note that the video conference server is not available this weekend
(every good server deserves an upgrade now and then)
The next video conference is on Tuesday/Wednesday
It's back to school time!!! What shall we learn this fall?
Proposed Topic: videoblogs and education
What are you
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