Hello all
I was wondering why my new videos (uploaded the last 3 days) in
Ourmeda are lost? Until last Monday all my uploads were available
within 30 minutes and everyting worked fine. Why's that problem?
In my items' page I always see the following screen:
You probably already know this...but their standard upload on the site
can only handle 10Mbso just askin' to make sure it's less than that?
Share
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Nikos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all
I was wondering why my new videos (uploaded the last 3 days)
When did that happen? I was uploading more than 10 MB files until last
week.
Anyway, my recent files (the ones not showing up) are less than 10 Mb.
Do I have to look elsewhere for my more than 10 Mb files?
Nick
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Share [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You probably
Hey wow, did the podcast list merge with the videoblog list?
/sarcasm!
RICE
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Chris Baudry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Jay:
It is not a flaming war. It is just that someone who says on your list
that he will show up for a dinner in his honor and
On Thu, 17 Nov 2005 10:55:46 +0100, Eric Rice [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey wow, did the podcast list merge with the videoblog list?
/sarcasm!
Suxor.
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Thanks Andrew, I'd love to here some more from you or chat with you,
you're perhaps one of the few that is really dealing with this scale
of traffic yet. Not that this client will get that big, but I need to
give them some idea of how this thing scales. Are you using an
independant host
On Nov 16, 2005, at 3:20 PM, Vincent Njoroge Ndonye wrote:In the meanwhile I should start vlogging!Yeah, isn't that it. Just start, worry about the economics later when it's an issue. :)To bad I can't write a proposal like that. :)-Mike of mmeiser.com/blog/On Nov 16, 2005, at 3:20 PM, Vincent
That's quite interesitng. They're probably growing their rack space.
Brokering new deals for server space and then installing new
indrastructure. We went through a bit of this back in the day. You
buy up some new facilities or lease out some rack space... you
develop it... you sell
On Thu, 17 Nov 2005 12:10:31 +0100, Michael Meiser
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's quite interesitng. They're probably growing their rack space.
Brokering new deals for server space and then installing new
indrastructure. We went through a bit of this back in the day. You
buy up some new
OK. I think we can move on :-)
Chris
On 11/16/05, Jay dedman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It is not a flaming war. It is just that someone who says on your list that he will show up for a dinner in his honor and does not show up or apologizes, needs to be remembered about politeness.
I
Thanks Bill and Adam, it means the world to me that you find what I
have to say interesting. I've come to terms with the fact I'm going
to type copious amounts or words, and am just trying to improve it
and structure it better for easier reading. Also, I keep the biggest
articles on the
Thanks steve for reminding me about the peak bandwidth issue. That
ups the complexity.
Back in the .boom days I was responsible for the development of a
market data web portal. We got nailed during the market day and so of
course had to buy peak capacity bandwidth, meanwhile all that
Yeap, the problem is the economics changes every time so they have to
reexamine the ROI each time they expand their hosting facilities.
We used to use a company called Genuity, if I remember the name
correctly. They went public toward the end of the IPO craze. Had a
bunch of black rocket
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Hey Nick,
Even though the site says 10MB, it can really do up to 20MB. About
the videos that seem lost - they probably are. Usually, if my videos
don't show up in 15 - 30 minutes, I just upload them again and it
usually works.
Verdi
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also, don't forget that they have a desktop app for uploading larger
files
Verdi wrote:
Hey Nick,
Even though the site says 10MB, it can really do up to 20MB. About
the videos that seem lost - they probably are. Usually, if my videos
don't show up in 15 - 30 minutes, I just upload
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 17 Nov 2005 10:55:46 +0100, Eric Rice [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey wow, did the podcast list merge with the videoblog list?
/sarcasm!
Suxor.
From Urban Dictionary (
If you're using it for hosting, you can probably find the media by
searching archive.org for any tags you attached to the clip.
Ronen
http://cinemalog.net
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Verdi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey Nick,
Even though the site says 10MB, it can really do up to
Michael,
Could I get a copy of this graph?
Is the info on number of members at certain times on the yahoo group
page somewhere, where you could extract those data? (I couldn't find
it).
... RichardOn 11/16/05, Verdi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Nov 16, 2005, at 6:46 PM, petertheman wrote: ---
Verdi wrote:
Hey Nick,
Even though the site says 10MB, it can really do up to 20MB. About
the videos that seem lost - they probably are. Usually, if my videos
don't show up in 15 - 30 minutes, I just upload them again and it
usually works.
Verdi
Yup, I've managed to do a 20mb
petertheman wrote:
If you're looking for extremely high amounts of people watching video,
go with the professionals. Check out
http://www.limelightnetworks.com/solutions.video.html, for example.
You might also talk with Doug Kaye from ITConversations, his blog is at:
Michael Meiser wrote:
Thanks Andrew, I'd love to here some more from you or chat with you,
you're perhaps one of the few that is really dealing with this scale
of traffic yet. Not that this client will get that big, but I need to
give them some idea of how this thing scales. Are you
Here's a bit of information for you guys using Firefox.Current versions of Firefox tend to use more and more of your system's RAM as time goes on. Geeks call this problem a "memory leak." This particular memory leak is not the fault of Firefox - the Macromedia Flash plug-in is causing this
If you're on Mac, check out Flip4Mac plugin for Quicktime. It is
totally worth it.
You can encode WMV and also play and edit WMV using QT player/pro.
As for importance of having multiple file formats, I think its a nice
to have, but not a need to have. Depends on your goals and your
intended
Cheers that was great, Ive been wanting to see more of this project.
Its ambitious, and in a way its not that ambitious when you start to
learn the actual spec. There are challenges, yet in a way Im
dissapointed with their actual progress so far, and not sure why some
of those challenges cant be
Thank you, that was very informative and interesting. From what you
write it looks like you put this up quickly. But I would work on
clearing up and equalizing the sound before putting up video. It was
difficult to make out what people were saying and a High Pass filter
would take out some of
Hey Michael, I did upload my files repeatedly (3 times each). Always
the same problem
And yes, I do use the desktop app for my uploads. Something's going
wrong the last days. Do all the others upload files normally?
Nick
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Markus Sandy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yeah, I was acutally surprised about this. I'd like to know how they
found me. Kinda makes the fact that I passed up a chance to shoot
the great Japanese garage band Guitar Wolf last spring when they
played here. I doubt that they'll be back any time soon. Their bass
player died shortly after
Also try searching archive.org where the files are stored. Sometimes
ourmedia doesn't communicate well with archive.org.
-K
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thanks Josh. We will check that out. Not sure if we will actually go
that route but I've had a number of emails from windows users who
can't view the content so I'm considering adding a wmv file as well.
Cheers.
Share
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Joshua Kinberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
With all of my rejection of .wmv files combined with my hopes for a
single CODEC, I have learned that the number one reason to
provide .wmv files is for people who do not have the authority to
install on their machines.
Many people at work do not have access to install. Also people in
I have spoken with them not long ago and also have used bitpass in the past...The RSS solution was mentioned to me when I inquired about such solutions.I like bitpass.On 11/17/05,
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Andrew, I wouldn't discount Flash.
IMHO the quality of this VideoEgg file is quite good, have a look:
http://www.thomasblard.com/thomasblard/2005/11/arroseur_arrose.html
the tinyurl is:
x-tad-biggerhttp://tinyurl.com/822zr
/x-tad-bigger
cheers
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On 11/16/05, Jay dedman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
you see Ronen's new videoblog?
http://cinemalog.net/tags/video/cinemalog/
he does a good job embedding the videos in the page. i usually dont like it.
Amen. That's a really nice job.
I'm surprised that I like it so much -- the normal approach
Title: Flip 4 MAc
Heres the response from the Flip4 MAc folks-it seems
only the 100$ version will let u save Imovie files to WMV as well as Quicktime.
Is there any other option that anyone knows about thats
free?
thanks
pat
www.surveillancehead.com
From: Joyce Garrett
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This video just supports my claim that whenever Flash runs smoothly, its full of horrible artifacts because it requires such a low bitrate to work well. Note that when ever the camera pans, the video turns into a pixel grid of about 15 by 15 squares.Lets see a 600 or 700 mbsec flash file that is
Oh man,
I did it on a post-it note. It's long gone. Here are the numbers I
think I remember.
Group started May 31 2004 - members? 10? 15?
I joined the group late Nov 2004 - approximately 125 members
I year anniversary May 31, 2005 - about 550 members
Today, Nov 17, 2005 1606 members.
That's
The interface is cool, but the design has a problem for me personally
because there is too much empty space ;eft around the page.
On Nov 17, 2005, at 4:06 PM, Lucas Gonze wrote:
On 11/16/05, Jay dedman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
you see Ronen's new videoblog?
And dont leave us over here at DivX
out either. We have some things cooking back in the lab. First small trickles
will probably reach public beta in the next month.
We might not have the money that the other
guys have, but we already beat everyones expectations in the DVD market.
I don't fully disagree with you.
I see the panning problem on the television too, and it will most likely go away when 1080p DVD player (and media:) arrive.
The trade-off is accessibility, if the choice is a pixel blur during a pan vs not being able to plat the video then we all know the
Interesting point about folks in cafes etc. Hadn't considered that
angle. It does make me think it's important to include the wmv file as
a peace offering.
since we have both pc and mac in our home, i was looking at this
software and wondered if anyone had used it?
I agree, but beleive me -- it bothers me more than it does you. I simply lack the programming know-ho to acheive the look I want. I'm slowly improving it as-per my ability.I'd like to have each post be only as long as the userbio, and then expand accordingly to the content of the post (and
Hi all folk's
the last year i made my first gretting card for the new year on video
http://www.loiez.org/2005/07/apprenons_a_faire_des_miracles_5.php
title traduction in 2005 learning to make miracles
Now i am thinking what i could do for 2006 ?
May be we could make a big project with all
You rock, Nerissa!
thank you.
Share
Don't fret. Free online video converter alvailable here. Some
limitations but hell, it's free.
Vencoder.pacificwhistle.com
Nerissa
Nerissa Oden
http://TheVideoQueen.com/blog.html
http://FreeVideoCoding.com
Loiez,You will always be my hero, you are so talented and I am sure that Final cut pro has a great deaal to do with you creating miracles. Lovely video, c'est beau. Le musique est sublime and fitting. You truely are one of the reasons I strive to be better. Lets hope 2006 is better for you
The free tool is cool but I'm having issues with posting it. I get this error
when the Windows Media Player open up
The DIV3 codec is required to play this file. To determine if this codec is
available to download from the Web, click Web Help.
Pat
www.surveillancehead.com
-Original
how about Popwire WMV-9 Export Component for QuickTime at
http://www.popwire.com/product_info.php?products_id=7
it's $29.99 . closer to free anyway. free demo encodes up to 20
seconds. enough to see if it's good enough.
dan r
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Kearney, Pat [EMAIL
i made some colored cards displaying just the url's to various vlogs
and sites. it kind of looks like a tag cloud. i leave them places and
give them out to people I meet.
i doubt that it was this, but i did give one out with lofistl.com on it
at a sushi bar last week ;)
Bill Streeter
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Date: Thu, 17 Nov 2005 04:52:12 -
From: Share [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: mov in to wmv
how important does everyone think it is to offer up both formats?
mov's and wmv's. i'm considering getting some of the software to
convert the mov's into wmv's so windows users
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Has anyone futzed around with mplayer and mencoder? I think it
should be able to transcode to WMV it's free, but CLI only and requires
a bit of a script to work correctly.
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I agree, but beleive me -- it bothers me more than it does you. I simply
lack the programming know-ho to acheive the look I want. I'm slowly
improving it as-per my ability.
I'd like to have each post be only as long as the userbio, and then expand
accordingly to the content of the post
Hey Michael, I did upload my files repeatedly (3 times each). Always
the same problem
And yes, I do use the desktop app for my uploads. Something's going
wrong the last days. Do all the others upload files normally?
hey Nick--
as discussed before, OM is still flakey in its service.
they are
the last year i made my first gretting card for the new year on video
http://www.loiez.org/2005/07/apprenons_a_faire_des_miracles_5.php
title traduction in 2005 learning to make miracles
Now i am thinking what i could do for 2006 ?
May be we could make a big project with all the vloggers in
thanks very much Steve, very much appreciated
yes, maybe that baseline switch was it
so I've redone The Chalets in QT7 using h.264 baseline 320x240 @480kbps
and AAC @128kbps, and renamed that to .m4v
it's at
This morning I got to spend some time playing around with the first
prototype of Nicholas Negroponte's $100 laptop initiative. Negroponte
unveiled it last night with UN Secretary General Kofi Annan.
I've tossed together an eight-minute video previewing the laptop,
including an interview with
That was the title of an event held this evening at
Steven Kasher Gallery, 521 W. 23rd St, NYC. It was sponsored by a 501C
group called "The Creative Coalition". Membership costs $250 a year.
However, a great art exhibit consisting of body images in video can be seen for
free for a few
If I may, I'd also recommend just emailing the moderator there, Josh.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
He's really friendly and can usually fix whatever issue you have
within a few hours (trust me, I've had to bug him a few times).
Actually, what seems to happen is that the video files end up at
www.archive.org,
At 03:23 AM 11/16/2005, Paul Knight wrote:
As Steve said, you can certainly write your RSS by hand or use some
application to do so, but if you do, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE make sure it
is valid:
http://feedvalidator.org/http://feedvalidator.org/
If it's not valid, do not be surprised to see
i'm using powweb for punkcast you get 5GB and
10GB/day bandwidth for $7.77/mth - plus there was
a deal may still be - that you get 6 months free
if you pay a year up front - so thats 18 months for just
over $100. (please please please clickthru on the link on
http://punkcast.com if interested :))
Right you are. Isn't there an open wiki already in existence where
community members are compiling info on products and services.
Videoblogging.info perhaps. I saw Steve Garfield had started
something and We are the media .com does reviews, but there's a lot
of grown to cover. The problem
That sounds like a great budget package. Not what I personally need,
but probably just the sort of thing most people here would die for.
Thanks.
-Mike of mmeiser.com/blog
On Nov 18, 2005, at 1:06 AM, WWWhatsup wrote:
i'm using powweb for punkcast you get 5GB and
10GB/day bandwidth for
Another techy question...
I am trying to get all my Quicktime videos to open up in little pop-up windows
when you
click them. What I'm wondering is whether or not this will effect the ability
of people to get
these vids through our feed, i.e. for iTunes or FireAnt. The link to the
video
read this:
http://www.unmediated.org/archives/2005/10/easily_create_p.php
use this:
http://joshkinberg.com/popupmaker/
-Josh
On 11/17/05, Lossy Graham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another techy question...
I am trying to get all my Quicktime videos to open up in little pop-up
windows when you
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Share [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
how important does everyone think it is to offer up both formats?
mov's and wmv's. i'm considering getting some of the software to
convert the mov's into wmv's so windows users don't get slowed down
any thoughts?
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