I'd like to copy this (with a bit of editing) into the vlog wiki FAQ,
Andrew - with your permission.
URL:
http://www.voxmedia.org/wiki/Vlogosphere_FAQ#Mailing_List_Conversation:_A_History
Jan
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On Mon, 26 Sep 2005 13:34:31 +0200, dsdietzel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm really taken aback at how sensitive the subject of QuickTime can
be with some users. I think QuickTime is a fine option for the
delivery of content. The notion that it is somehow superior is simply
not true.
Andrew
Jen Simmons wrote:
Zadi wasn't posting an .mp3 for download. She
added other audio overtop of it, as well as the video -- so only savvy
users would even know how to separate the audio from the video and
recompress for their music player... plus, they'd still get bushes
awful voices...
It IS correct, though, isn't it, that if you have a Mac you can't view wmv files? Or is that not true?You can, Bev. You download the windows media player for the Mac. There's also a plugin for the quicktime player that lets you view wmv movies in quicktime. Its just not as integrated as most
Good Night, and Good Luck opening in a few weeks is going to be
launching http://report-it-now.com/ as part of the awareness campaign
around the movie and they want videobloggers to submit content.
For those not familiar the subject of the movie is Edward R. Burrows
who was a pioneering TV
Zadi wasn't posting an .mp3 for download. She added other audio overtop of it, as well as the video -- so only savvy users would even know how to separate the audio from the video and recompress for their music player... plus, they'd still get bushes awful voices... it's not the same. Convert
� wrote:
andrew michael baron wrote:
... but at last check, their
software only exported to windows compatible streaming media
You can output to Real Media which can run on a Mac.
I would just make sure you are happy
with that limited audience solution.
Whether you like
Not true. You can view most WMV files on a Mac.
But I agree it's not superior to Quicktime. You can't even scrub thru
content in WMV, that bugs the crap out of me.
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, BevSykes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not exactly sure how WMV is the least friendly format
Andreas, thanks for your comments. I also found something that may
interest the group.
The Photographer's Right - A Downloadable Flyer can be found at
http://www.krages.com/phoright.htm.
This is a one page summary, concise but (I thought) informative.
Some of it may seem common sense, but
Chris Nolan.ca wrote:
Good Night, and Good Luck opening in a few weeks is going to be
launching http://report-it-now.com/ as part of the awareness campaign
around the movie and they want videobloggers to submit content.
For those not familiar the subject of the movie is Edward R. Burrows
who was
Mmm technology like this has so much potential indeed. Ive been
draming of it for years, but the reality doesnt match what is
technically possible right now, and it makes me very sad.
I dont think Ive checked out second life, but lots of others that use
a similar 3d avatar in a virtual world type
BevSykes wrote:
I'm not exactly sure how WMV is the least friendly format in terms of
sharing and colloboration.
It IS correct, though, isn't it, that if you have a Mac you can't view wmv
files? Or is that not true?
If you're lucky you can view them. In another thread I mentioned how I
I am from programming side (system programming C++), and new to VBlog
society. I like this idea and believe this is next big hit to Internet
industry. So I am think to set up my own website for Vlogging. Can any
of you help me to start understanding from programming side? What
language I
Second Life is super cool. I've had an account and play around with
it every once in a while for the last year and a half. Recently I
had a theater showing movies from the Archive but it was too
expensive for the amount of time I spent playing the game.
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URL:
Oh wow second life has the features I was just waffling about? Wooo!
But they charge money? Hmmm. I need to check this out
Cheers
Steve of Elbows
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Verdi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Second Life is super cool. I've had an account and play around with
it
Steve, I insist you look into this then. Because Second Life has all
of that that you are asking for. Just d/l the app and give it a try.
You can project video, You can create your avatar to look EXACTLY
like you, you can do whatever you want if you can program.
Its not mostly gangsters,
The site says its free now.
On Sep 26, 2005, at 1:55 PM, Verdi wrote:
Second Life is super cool. I've had an account and play around with
it every once in a while for the last year and a half. Recently I
had a theater showing movies from the Archive but it was too
expensive for the amount
there's also http://habbohotel.com/
On Sep 26, 2005, at 1:55 PM, Verdi wrote:
Second Life is super cool.
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Like Paul Revere, leading the citizen's
colliesun wrote:
I am from programming side (system programming C++), and new to VBlog
society. I like this idea and believe this is next big hit to Internet
industry. So I am think to set up my own website for Vlogging. Can any
of you help me to start understanding from programming side? What
You can view wmvs on mac (although some have told me that the wmv player for Mac is crap).
WMVs are not bad, it's just that the platform tries very hard to keep the user out of the guts of the video ... You can however, for example, download the WM Encoder tool and play around with the
The coolest thing about videoblogging is that it uses BLOGS! So,
unless you want to get really really fancy there is no programming
necessary. This is one of the things that puts it in hands of mere
mortals. If you want to get up to speed with what's necessary to get
a videoblog up and
Hi Bev,
I have a mac with WMP installed and i can see your videos fine.
markus
BevSykes wrote:
I'm not exactly
sure how WMV is the least friendly format in terms of
sharing and colloboration.
It IS correct, though, isn't it, that if you have a Mac you
can't view wmv
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I'd like to question Apple's commitment and support for the quicktime
plug-in for browsers.
It looks to me that there has been a major break through with the
introduction of the H264 codec for video which is undoubtedly
superior (my personal opinion) to codecs that precede it.
I noticed a
Wow, here it is really. TV on the web. This recent sitcom is avail
thru Google and worked on my Safari browser with one click:
http://video.google.com/chris.html
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Hmm it doesnt work for me, redirects to google video main page. Makes
me wonder if its geographically limited like TV, they dont want non-US
viewers to see the show?
Man I havent looked at google video fgor a while, cant remember why,
maybe it didnt used to support Mac. Google video in general
Kronos Leandros
On Sep 26, 2005, at 5:15 PM, Jan McLaughlin wrote:
So, what are your in-world names?
I'm Dagny Hemingway.
Say hello.
Jan
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Out of sync here.
On Sep 26, 2005, at 5:04 PM, andrew michael baron wrote:
Wow, here it is really. TV on the web. This recent sitcom is avail
thru Google and worked on my Safari browser with one click:
http://video.google.com/chris.html
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Video
Looks great thanks to that Google employee who wrote the Mac player
in his spare time. This is the beginning of mainstream streaming of
TV on the web. I love it. Chris Rock Rocks! OK who's next?
Where's the directory of commercial TV shows coming out from Google
Video?
I am so excited.
I thought I remembered 'Fat Actress' teaming up with Yahoo! earlier in
the year to be the first tv show available online (that wasn't a
pirated torrent that is).
It doesn't play for me. I'm using Firefox 1.5b1 on a mac and when I
click on it it just jumps back to the main video.google.com
Im betting its because you are outside the USA. Im sure I remember one
of the google video options for content producers is to limit viewing
of videos to certain countries.
Its not nice because one of the great things about most of the net is
its international nature, though obviously theres
Hey guys I jsut finished my newest blog I shot on a SD200. I got some
underwaterfootage.
Please leave comments on the site rather than yahoo if possible. thank you and
hope you
enjoy
Kyle Fasanella
P.S. special thanks to Verdi and Garfeid to help me edit the cannon footage in
final cut.
Working link sorry
http://vilekylefasanella.blogspot.com/
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larger beta test within a week or so. If you go to Vlog.com and enter
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Vlog It publishes in Flash video,
I've always liked the QT embed player as well... Been using it for years.
I think I see your point... all I can say is that I hope the browser plugin evolves as well.
It's too important. Even though the QT player has always been the
least obnoxious interface, i avoid it and even used to make
I'm sorry that this is a bit off topic, but I'm old and confused, and, therefore, should be forgiven ...
I hooked my new powerbook to my viewsonic monitor at home and also used
it with a dell monitor at work using the little conversion thingy
It looks pretty crappy, especially with text,
so it appears google have abandoned their original video player scheme
and gone with Flash.
On Sep 26, 2005, at 5:04 PM, andrew michael baron wrote:
Wow, here it is really. TV on the web. This recent sitcom is avail
thru Google and worked on my Safari browser with one click:
This is not using Google's VLC plugin, which is still Windows only.
This episode seems to use Flash Player on both Windows and Mac.
I wonder if this was a request of the content owner wanting broadest
penetration and recognizing limitations of Google's player, not to
mention the extra
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