Okay I think I see the problem. I've had this happen before. For some
reason, unless you put a full url in for your media, the feed doesn't
pick it up as an enclosure. I figured this out because I went from
posting the entire URL to just linking to the sub directory where the
media was located in
Adam Quirk wrote:
Hello vloggers,
Kristian has just made the first posts on our new collaborative science
vlog, Trans-Oceanic Monitoring. He's in Sweden, I'm in the U.S. hence the
trans-oceanic part.
Our first project is a study of flint stones found in a stone-age quarry
I really
This is a wicked idea. I'll be checking it out.
On 9/19/05, Adam Quirk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello vloggers,
Kristian has just made the first posts on our new collaborative science
vlog, Trans-Oceanic Monitoring. He's in Sweden, I'm in the U.S. hence the
trans-oceanic part.
The problem I think has two parts. Both take time for developers to
determine the individual advantage. Servers will improve (or create)
support for BitTorrent when their direct downloads exceed their pain
threshhold. The number of clients that support BitTorrent will
increase as the number of
Jay dedman wrote:
Im always curious about when torrents will get popular.
this way no one has to worry about bandwidth.
its always this full of potential idea.
gary at torrentacracy has come up with this:
http://www.torrentocracy.com/blog/archives/2005/09/pep_is_deliciou_1.shtml
it
I think BitTorrent holds a lot of promise, as well, but as the name
implies, its really only useful when many people download the same clip
at the same time. If any videoblog should benefit from torrents, it
would be Rocketboom, since it has a regular release schedule and a
large, loyal
Oh if only I had the money... I'd get one of these GP2X things and try
to make a portable videoblogging consumption device:
http://www.boingboing.net/2005/09/20/linuxbased_handheld_.html
Anyone want to donate one to me? ;)
Pete
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videoblog for the future...
Adam Quirk wrote:
n 9/20/05, *James* [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hello Im James
Hello James.
Forum no probelm, just the database to hold the videos and the
funtionality of people
uploading the video and for the mob bolg site taking the videos
many sites exist, but i haven't seen one that is a *very* successful
active community except for the decentralized ones, which include an
ecology of mailing lists, blogs, web services, software and meet-ups.
even ourmedia has relatively low activity on forums and groups.
james, you should
We need more portable videoblog/videocast consumption devices, I agree!
We do have the Pocket PC today. for US$300 you can get a dell x50 with
BlueTooth and use your cell phone (with data connection) to get
podcasts directly using FeederReader. Add $100 to get WiFi, and
another $100 to add a
Michael Sullivan wrote:
many sites exist, but i haven't seen one that is a *very* successful
active community except for the decentralized ones, which include an
ecology of mailing lists, blogs, web services, software and meet-ups.
even ourmedia has relatively low activity on forums and
you guys got a feed that works in FireAnt?
Try feedburner - see freevlog step 6 (i think it's been updated).
I don't understand?
On the sidebar of the NORML Video Blog
There is an RSS link: NORML Video Blog RSS Feed
And a feedburner gif banner (the blog has been listed on feedburner
for over
On Sep 20, 2005, at 10:12 AM, Nathanial Freitas wrote:
I think BitTorrent holds a lot of promise, as well, but as the name
implies, its really only useful when many people download the same
clip
at the same time. If any videoblog should benefit from torrents, it
would be Rocketboom,
Nathanial Freitas wrote:
I think BitTorrent holds a lot of promise, as well, but as the name
implies, its really only useful when many people download the same clip
at the same time. If any videoblog should benefit from torrents, it
would be Rocketboom, since it has a regular release
I think Coral is a cool idea, but I am not sure I've seen any metrics
proving the fact that it actually does help distribute the bandwidth
load.
Can you point to any statistics?
-Josh
On 9/20/05, Nathanial Freitas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think BitTorrent holds a lot of promise, as well,
On Sep 20, 2005, at 1:04 PM, Pete Prodoehl wrote:
Nathanial Freitas wrote:
I think BitTorrent holds a lot of promise, as well, but as the name
implies, its really only useful when many people download the same
clip
at the same time. If any videoblog should benefit from torrents, it
http://ecto.kung-foo.tv/archives/001538.php#comments
On 9/20/05, Jay dedman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Im always curious about when torrents will get popular.this way no one has to worry about bandwidth.its always this full of potential idea.gary at torrentacracy has come up with this:
Anyone remember the old days of BBS file trading where you had to upload
in order to download? There was a proper ratio to maintain that required
participation.
Maybe this could be used in as some sort of barter system that allowed
prioritized access to content if you are willing to
Well, let's see how it develops. We are experimenting with the idea of
citizen researcher.
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Devlon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is a wicked idea. I'll be checking it out.
On 9/19/05, Adam Quirk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello vloggers,
Kristian
maybe their should be an alerts @ ourmedia.org account that goes to a
group of people who can react.
good idea.
we just need to get organized.
the main energy is bneing spent getting rid of the problem.
its a simple problem of money.
but OM is now an officially 501c3...so they can now
Jack Olmsted wrote:
I don't understand?
On the sidebar of the NORML Video Blog
There is an RSS link: NORML Video Blog RSS Feed
And a feedburner gif banner (the blog has been listed on feedburner
for over a week)
Is the XML feedburner bug necessary to work with FireAnt?
How does FireAnt compare
So I'm back from my vacation.. So I don't have to read millions of e
mails... and posts.. like Josh leo had to do..
Can someone tell me what has been going on ??
To see how my vacation was and etc.. Check out my vlog sometime this week.
Nick
www.lastlapnick.blogspot.com
is the chicago apple store still going down?
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Anyone remember the old days of BBS file trading where you had to upload
in order to download? There was a proper ratio to maintain that required
participation.
Maybe this could be used in as some sort of barter system that allowed
prioritized access to content if you are willing to
Markus,
Thanks for the feedback.
As per your comments, I just added a clicklet farm on the NORML
Video Blog sidebar. Now, people can subcribe to the feed on a
variety of RSS reader sites.
BTW: I guessed at the code for MSN. Do you know what works?
Thanks again...
-Jack
naschmult wrote:
is the chicago apple store still going down?
Interesting. I hadn't heard that there was going to be an event
here in Chicago. Even though I don't have a Mac, I'd consider going
just to say hi to some folks. Any details?
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(BOH-hoosh BLAH-hoot)
Markus Sandy wrote:
Jack Olmsted wrote:
I don't understand?
On the sidebar of the NORML Video Blog
There is an RSS link: NORML Video Blog RSS Feed
And a feedburner gif banner (the blog has been listed on feedburner
for over a week)
Is the XML feedburner bug necessary to work with FireAnt?
There are some metrics in this presentation:
http://coralcdn.org/docs/coral-nsdi04-slides.pdf
We used Coral on our http://openvision.tv/pff site, and it seems a
variety of nodes did access us to cache content, and that we also
received messages at certain times that we had gone over a node
Pete,
This feed:
URL:http://feeds.feedburner.com/NormlVideoBlog
is invalid:
URL:http://feedvalidator.org/check.cgi?url=http%3A%2F%
2Ffeeds.feedburner.com%2FNormlVideoBlog
There also appears to be no enclosures in the feed...
Hmmm. I just click on
Hi all
Its ok.. but do I have to recieve all these emails?
Doesnt matter if I do but somtimes I would like to 'turn it off for a bit'
James
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Michael Sullivan wrote:
What do you think about dijjer.org http://dijjer.org?
Its like a fusion of Coral and BitTorrent.
Seems interesting, a bit like OMN.org/Kontiki Grid, as well. Seems like
they have also solved the firewall configuration issue.
However, I like the idea of Coral because
On 9/20/05, naschmult [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So I'm back from my vacation.. So I don't have to read millions of e
mails... and posts.. like Josh leo had to do..
Can someone tell me what has been going on ??
Jesus and Buddha came back (married) and pronounce George Bush King of
Earth,
I agree with Nathan.
p2p technology is pretty certain to feature in the future, in all
sorts of different software and services, but that doesnt necessarily
mean bittorrent will.
In an era where, to generalise, videoblogging is still searching for
viewers, to connect with a larger mass of
Another of these things to add to the mix:
http://swarmcast.net/
I've talked with these guys. Seems somewhere between Coral and Dijjer.
As a content publisher, you can append a simple extension to your URL
(like Coral).
There is also a plugin that can be downloaded and installed (like
Dijjer)
James,
You can adjust the group emails to your inbox through Edit
Membership (left/center of page). There is also an RSS message
feed, too. -Jack
Its ok.. but do I have to recieve all these emails?
Doesnt matter if I do but somtimes I would like to 'turn it off
for a bit'
James
--
Nick,
We had some communication problems, but I am in the process of putting
it back together though it looks like it's going to be in November. I
will keep you posted.
... RichardOn 9/20/05, naschmult [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
is the chicago apple store still going
Adam Quirk wrote:
On 9/20/05, naschmult [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So I'm back from my vacation.. So I don't have to read millions of e
mails... and posts.. like Josh leo had to do..
Can someone tell me what has been going on ??
Jesus and Buddha came back (married) and pronounce George
Don't forget also that Adam Quirk took over Bush's old job as president
of the U.S. (which is now a state), but was impeached relatively
quickly when it came to light that he was the notorious Bullumhead who
convorted with the likes of those who post regularly to the Yahoo video
blog list - a
Jack Olmsted wrote:
Markus,
Thanks for the feedback.
As per your comments, I just added a clicklet farm on the NORML
Video Blog sidebar. Now, people can subcribe to the feed on a
variety of RSS reader sites.
thanks jack!
the feed is accepted by ant now
however, no media is downloaded yet
I was wondering about these things, what do these events entail? Is
it a formal arrangement with the Apple store? Or is it just a
informal meet up? I don't live in a city that has had one of these
events so I've never attended one, but I wouldn't mind trying to put
one together here at one of
On 9/20/05, Richard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Don't forget also that Adam Quirk took over Bush's old job as president
of the U.S. (which is now a state), but was impeached relatively
quickly when it came to light that he was the notorious Bullumhead who
convorted with the likes of those who
Absolutely nothing happened. We all sat quietly with our hands folded,
waiting for you to come back. You didn't miss a thing.
naschmult wrote:
Can someone tell me what has been going on ??
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I'm going to try to put all the information about the Chicago Apple store event
and any
other Chicago related things in one place. So, as soon as I hear something, I
will post it at
this page.
http://www.lgt2.com/limeblogbeta/chicagovideobloggers/
Just trying to keep things organized for
This feed is not working with the iTunes client. A manual
subscription attempt yields nothing on the Podcast page. You need to
go back into feedburner to make it iTunes compatible. There is an
iTunes compatibility section in feedburner you can tweak to make it
work with iTunes, even if it
It is going to happen...they are really eager to host us, and I am planning on attending and presenting...On 9/20/05, Kevin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I'm going to try to put all the information about the Chicago Apple store event
-- Josh
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On 9/20/05, Steve Watkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Users having to download extra software and even run extra
applications is not going to help bittorrent to work for the masses.it's true, unless that app gets good reputation and proves tilt heavily in benefit verses lack of.
but its still
ibiblio.org has built Osprey:
http://osprey.ibiblio.org/
ie. any media uploaded to videobloggers.org (an ibiblio site) can get
torrents created and seeded on the server side, automatically.
however, i have not yet built a UI nor a custom torrent tracker but the functionality is their.
I do
On 9/20/05, Pete Prodoehl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is not completely true! Spatulacasting and Whisking took over the
vlogosphere by storm, and every decided to speedvlog it.
Speaking of...let's collect links to those posts somewhere. Where
is a good place where we can collect links
Jack Olmsted wrote:
This feed:
URL:http://feeds.feedburner.com/NormlVideoBlog
is invalid:
URL:http://feedvalidator.org/check.cgi?url=http%3A%2F%2Ffeeds.feedburner.com%2FNormlVideoBlog
There also appears to be no enclosures in the feed...
Hmmm. I just click on
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the Calendar of videoblogging
Here are three that I know of: http://tinkernet.org/2005/09/16/spatulacasting/ http://www.bullemhead.com/FiveFour/the_whisking.html http://www.etherworks.ca/2005_09_01_blogarchive.html Any others?http://jchemed.chem.wisc.edu/JCESoft/CCA/CCA0/MOVIES/SPATULA1_2.htmlAlso hits upon the science
Here are three that I know of:
http://tinkernet.org/2005/09/16/spatulacasting/
http://www.bullemhead.com/FiveFour/the_whisking.html
http://www.etherworks.ca/2005_09_01_blogarchive.html
Any others?
A spatula makes an appearance masquerading as a sword here:
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Pete Prodoehl [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Jack Olmsted wrote:
This feed:
URL:http://feeds.feedburner.com/NormlVideoBlog
is invalid:
URL:http://feedvalidator.org/check.cgi?url=http%3A%2F%
2Ffeeds.feedburner.com%2FNormlVideoBlog
There also
Pete, Bill, Jay, and Markus,Thank you so much for your help. Problem solved.RossOn Sep 20, 2005, at 8:18 AM, Pete Prodoehl wrote: I see a feed here: http://www.rossjudice.com/water/?feed=rss2 Though it has no enclosures, and it uses 'embed' rather than 'a href' to the .mov files... Try
I have found some programs that will do the conversion, but they all
cost $$. I'm looking for a free one. I'm trying to convert wmv to
mpeg because I want vimeo.com to put a thumbnail of my video in the
preview clip. When I use an mpeg there is no preview clip. Any help
would be great.
Paul
I've been chatting with a couple of rank beginners,
like myself, who, while we find this group interesting, also find that most of
the time we are in wy over our heads. I know that I've suggested
before a spin-off group for beginners like us, so I've just started one.
If there are
REMIX!http://www.etherworks.ca/2005_09_01_blogarchive.htmlOn 20-Sep-05, at 6:45 PM, Adam Quirk wrote: On 9/20/05, Pete Prodoehl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This is not completely true! Spatulacasting and Whisking took over the vlogosphere by storm, and every decided to speedvlog it. Speaking
On Sep 20, 2005, at 8:31 PM, BevSykes wrote:
There is an excellent discussion group for videoblogging. But it's
designed for people who know what they're doing. This group is for
those of us who are just starting out, who are still struggling
with what exactly IS an RSS feed anyway?
Just wondering if there are any vloggers in this group based here in
Las Vegas?
Johnie
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So... been working on a video blog (I posted some examples some time
ago and they sucked, so we took them down)
Anyways, the idea is to have a blog which has cool projects for girls
to make which require them to interact with electronics for
example: a purse that lights up when your cell
Hi James how old are youJames Helliwell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Adam Quirk wrote: n 9/20/05, *James* [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello Im James Hello James. Forum no probelm, just the database to hold the videos and the funtionality of people uploading the video and
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