Clint out of curiosity, when was the last ime you tried it... And
what was the exact client you used on windows? Would be helpful if
you had a version number too.
-Mike
On Dec 8, 2005, at 4:48 PM, Clint Sharp wrote:
Michael Meiser wrote:
ROCK! Good bye mac platform isolationism... hello
Just make sure it's the newest windoze version possible. I do it with
a friend regularly. Works fine. Also should probably have at least
Panther 10.3.9 iChat AV on the Mac.
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Hi folks,
I'm almost back from the great white north (calgary at the moment) and I posted
the first of a
few dog sledding videos. Problem is, the link to download returns jibberish
text in the
browser (and feedburner doesn't currently treat .m4v as video files).
Here's the stitch: In order
mime-type for m4v is actually video/mp4
m4v is not really a new anything.. apple just made up a new file
extension for the heck of it.
FeedBurner should recognize the video and make an enclosure as soon as
you give it a mime-type. If you are getting gibberish in your browser
it means that the
markus,deal, let me set up a pay pal thingy, I'll do it later on, maybe tomorrow now, 'cos i have done something nice in france and there is a vid conf tonight, i will get round to it. I promise.Paul On 8 Dec 2005, at 23:17, Markus Sandy wrote: ok, but i do get the furry cup, right? Paul
http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/13.12/soderbergh.html
Questions include: Have you thought about making a mash-up?
with the followup of: Give me one idea for a video mash-up.
Good stuff!
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I've banned the great white north. Cameras don't work well below 32
degrees. It's bad enough here in michigan where it gets down to like
ten degrees.
As for this MIME thing... I'm thinking it's the extentsion not the
MIME type. Now feedburner IS turning it into an enclosure right?
What
I check the camera ratings and most are rated to -40 below C (I believe that at
-35 C and F
the temperatures become the same? I had all systems go, although there are
steps to take
to protect gear. Put 'em in the bag when they aren't in use, avoid frost etc.
I tried Josh's suggestion and no
Really, WMV's on phones? Have you seen any open mechanisms for
getting videos on phones coming out of japan? I'm thinking at the
very least you can sends someone an SMS with a link to a simple
little phone compatible page with a list of videos like rboom... But
I'm always looking for
Not mechanisms to get video like that, but some capture and save to WMV.
ER
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Michael Meiser [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Really, WMV's on phones? Have you seen any open mechanisms for
getting videos on phones coming out of japan? I'm thinking at the
On Fri, 09 Dec 2005 10:58:56 +0100, Michael Meiser
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Really, WMV's on phones? Have you seen any open mechanisms for
getting videos on phones coming out of japan? I'm thinking at the
very least you can sends someone an SMS with a link to a simple
little phone
No dont rename to .mov, its not a technically valid thing to do and
causes player errors. Have you tried renaming the m4v's to .mp4
instead? Its valid to do that as m4vs are just mp4's anyway.
Steve of Elbows
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Michael Meiser
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What
I agree that it is a question that comes up again and again. But, I
think rather than a poll, a list of editing software options for
different platforms and their pros and cons might be more useful.
Bill Streeter
LO-FI SAINT LOUIS
www.lofistl.com
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, WWWhatsup
How are you setting the mime-type?
I had the same issue and setting the .htaccess file fixed it (both in
browsers and so that wordpress recognized it and created the enclosure
tags). I first set it as video/quicktime and now just changed it to
video/mp4 per Josh's suggestion.
Are you certain
I started doing a list of places to point non-bloggers to various
types of video, never finished it but I do have the following links.
You might want to double check the surrounding videos before you link
to these. I wasn't thinking kid safe at the time, just diversity.
==Sports==
JD's Blog, he
My points were made from the point of view that you have to assume
that the vast number of viewers of any particular video content aren't
going to know, want or be able to trouble shoot why an MP4 isn't going
playing on their machine. It's easy for us geeks to over look this. My
mom, for instance
wow very cool! Way to go RB!
- Dave
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It is ironic that Apple and Microsoft are mainly to blame for holding
back the video revolution, by not joining hands on a single
compatable format that plays in QuickTime for Mac and Windows Media
Player for Windows.
It just plain sucks, and if they're not careful the video version of
mp3
The best part about this is that they are giving all of us a new TiVo for Christmas!Thanks Andrew and Amanda!Serious BIG CONGRATS to this new phase of success for rboom. Your project has epitomized the power of the videoblog/vodcast medium.
sullOn 12/9/05, Deirdre Straughan [EMAIL
So, who is going to coin a new Year of for 2006?
Will it be the Year of the Mainstream Videoblog ?
Year of the Video Podcast ? (redundent, hey?)
Year of the Portable Vlog ?
Year of the Video Filters ?
Year of Grassroots Media ?
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On Fri, 09 Dec 2005 15:40:39 +0100, Michael Sullivan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, who is going to coin a new Year of for 2006?
Will it be the Year of the Mainstream Videoblog ?
Year of the Video Podcast ? (redundent, hey?)
Year of the Portable Vlog ?
Year of the Video Filters ?
Year of
Or Corporate handover ?
;-)
On 12/9/05, Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, 09 Dec 2005 15:40:39 +0100, Michael Sullivan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, who is going to coin a new Year of for 2006?
Will it be the Year of the Mainstream Videoblog ?
Year of the Video
Using CPANEL to set it. I did this whole process before with 3GP files no
problemo.
ER
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, T.Whid [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How are you setting the mime-type?
I had the same issue and setting the .htaccess file fixed it (both in
browsers and so that
Or corporate passover...
At 9:56 -0500 9/12/05, Michael Sullivan wrote:
Or Corporate handover ?
;-)
On 12/9/05, Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, 09 Dec 2005 15:40:39 +0100, Michael Sullivan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, who is going to coin a new Year of for
A link from David Pogue's Circuits column:
http://video.on.nytimes.com/ifr_main.jsp;jsessionid=ai11I_FPY6T6?
nsid=a2118ee73:1080e39f68b:
4276st=1134141350167mp=FLVcpf=falsefr=120905_101550_2118ee73x1080e39
f68bx4277rdm=131537.78814316625
Not only has the NY Times gathered all its
Hello,I have set-up a new functionnality for the Podesk Server that limit the number of download/viewing:Get the rss custom feed from that page : http://podesk.com/feed_generator.php
(do not copy paste this adress in iTunes or FireANT ! It will not work).The feed created will allow 5
Corporate hangover if you're that kind of person. This is beginning to
sound like the chorus of a song.
On Fri, 09 Dec 2005 16:26:23 +0100, Richard Bennett-Forrest
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Or corporate passover...
At 9:56 -0500 9/12/05, Michael Sullivan wrote:
Or Corporate handover ?
Richard Bennett-Forrest wrote:
It is ironic that Apple and Microsoft are mainly to blame for holding
back the video revolution, by not joining hands on a single
compatable format that plays in QuickTime for Mac and Windows Media
Player for Windows.
It just plain sucks, and if they're not
Michael Sullivan wrote:
So, who is going to coin a new Year of for 2006?
Will it be the Year of the Mainstream Videoblog ?
Year of the Video Podcast ? (redundent, hey?)
Year of the Portable Vlog ?
Year of the Video Filters ?
Year of Grassroots Media ?
2006: Year of the Mundane...
Pete
I will have a look at native QT files with links, but I don't think such movies will be playable by other players than quicktime...Bertrand2005/12/8, Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:On Thu, 08 Dec 2005 21:10:57 +0100, bertrand
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: it's SMIL based, I've
On Fri, 09 Dec 2005 16:41:08 +0100, bertrand [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I will have a look at native QT files with links, but I don't think such
movies will be playable by other players than quicktime...
They won't be. But SMIL won't either. Quicktime SMIL is not really SMIL
(you have to break
One solution is to go with Liberated Syndication (LibSyn), which provides unlimited bandwidth at a very low cost and is focused on serving podcasters, vodcasters, videobloggers, and other media types like us. I posted some info. about LibSyn yesterday:
http://podcasterherald.com/?p=96I've been
Hello,I know, but the original movie inside the SMIL file will still be playable in other players (while using correct codecs), so maybe I will have to make a Real Player SMIL or a VLC SMIL or a WMV SMIL...
The nice thing with SMIL is that it's really easy to make it server side, but I don't
Yeah I would contribute to that. I know that there are some open
source editing suites that are coming along too that might be useful
to some people that should probably get talked about some more. I
can't think of names off hand but I have links to them at home that
I can post in the wiki or
bertrand wrote:
Hello,
I have set-up a new functionnality for the Podesk Server that limit the
number of download/viewing:
Get the rss custom feed from that page :
http://podesk.com/feed_generator.php (do not copy paste this adress in
iTunes or FireANT ! It will not work).
The feed
Harold Johnson wrote:
One solution is to go with Liberated Syndication (LibSyn), which provides
unlimited bandwidth at a very low cost and is focused on serving podcasters,
vodcasters, videobloggers, and other media types like us. I posted some
info. about LibSyn yesterday:
Year of the Node
Michael Sullivan wrote:
So, who is going to coin a new Year of for 2006?
Will it be the Year of the Mainstream Videoblog ?
Year of the Video Podcast ? (redundent, hey?)
Year of the Portable Vlog ?
Year of the Video Filters ?
Year of Grassroots Media ?
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- - - - - - - -
OHMO, .mov is a better codec for vlogging than .m4v. The files are smaller,
cleaner and more
universally compatible than .m4v. Just got to set the parameters for the right
size. Works fine
with iTunes.
(BTW - I always tweak the settings to encode audio at 48k - it adds very little
space to
Bill Streeter wrote:
Yeah I would contribute to that. I know that there are some open
source editing suites that are coming along too that might be useful
to some people that should probably get talked about some more. I
can't think of names off hand but I have links to them at home that
On Fri, 09 Dec 2005 17:40:05 +0100, Hal Goodtree [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OHMO, .mov is a better codec for vlogging than .m4v. The files are
smaller, cleaner and more
universally compatible than .m4v. Just got to set the parameters for the
right size. Works fine
with iTunes.
Apples and
m4v is h264 in a mp4 container. So this discussion is really about
mpeg4 vs h264 and the container format stuff cofuses the issue further.
Steve of Elbows
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, 09 Dec 2005 17:40:05 +0100, Hal Goodtree
he way I see it, mp3 support was an easy choice for podcasting to
make, because mp3 had already become the standard for audio downloads,
and portable hardware players.
The same might happen with mp4 eventually, but it will take a while.
We can actually find something to thank Apple for, as they
I'm using java client-side for the network connections.and I'm using QT pro features to encode movies.I found this tutorial that seems to be a good introduction to Quicktime API :
http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2003/08/13/qtj_reintro.htmlBut I will check this out latter !Bertrand2005/12/9,
Oh, this is perfect! Thanks so much!
B
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Joshua Seiden [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Your fun has yet to begin:
http://glish.com/css/
and:
http://glish.com/css/7.asp
Before you go any further: make a backup copy of your current template!
JS
Friday, December 9, 2005, 4:46:13 PM, Pete Prodoehl wrote:
Awesome... I've added links for many of the apps listed so it'll be
easier for people to add reviews, and I also wrote up my review of Audacity:
http://www.voxmedia.org/wiki/Videoblogging_Software
Cool.
In your review of Audacity,
Thanks for pointing this out !I have corrected it.this feed was for testing the limit of allowed downloads, so I forget about the validation.Bertrand2005/12/9, Pete Prodoehl
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:bertrand wrote: Hello,
I have set-up a new functionnality for the Podesk Server that limit the number
after you set the mimetype with cpanel you probably need to restart
your apache server for the change to take effect.
-Josh
On 12/9/05, Eric Rice [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Using CPANEL to set it. I did this whole process before with 3GP files no
problemo.
ER
--- In
Cheers :)
By the way, the 2 links to samples on the following page dont work for
me, they dont act as links:
http://libsyn.com/podcasts/donmc/_static/page1/hidef.html
Cheers
Steve of Elbows
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Don McAllister [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Steve, You might want
Richard BF,(boy this is confusing with all these Richards :)First of all, I really enjoy your videos. I just became aware of them lately although it seems you've been doing this (video blogging) a lot longer than me.
Second, I certainly think Jakob Nielson (whose name I'm constantly
2006: IP Media.On 12/9/05, Michael Sullivan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, who is going to coin a new Year of for 2006?
Will it be the Year of the Mainstream Videoblog ?
Year of the Video Podcast ? (redundent, hey?)
Year of the Portable Vlog ?
Year of the Video Filters ?
Year of Grassroots
Frank Carver wrote:
Friday, December 9, 2005, 4:46:13 PM, Pete Prodoehl wrote:
I also wrote up my review of Audacity:
In your review of Audacity, though, would you (or anyone else with the
relevant experience) like to add a bit more detail about the things it
_can't_ do.
I've never used
Cheers :)
My impression of things is probably a bit wrong, Im probably
underestimating the number of DivX certified players etc that exist.
And yes when thinking of videoblogging, Im not thinking of the
billions of legacy files that consumers want to play, indeed Im
avoiding talking about that
On 12/7/05, Richard Bennett-Forrest [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know for a while there people in the usability world were splitbetween being with Nielsen or against him, but I've been out of it
for a few years now, so I don't know if that has changed.
The feeling hasn't changed much, just
was google analytics service pulled down?
i cannot find it
On 11/25/05, Enric [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Adaptive Path demoing Measure Map at BrainJams:
http://techalley.cirne.com/index.php/2005/10/12/web-21-a-brainjam-adaptive-path-presentation/
http://tinyurl.com/ac96x
;)
--- In
.com bubble 2.0
In this one both the .com'ers and the investors will screw each
other, because it's the two-way bubble. :)
-Mike
On Dec 9, 2005, at 10:38 AM, Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen wrote:
Corporate hangover if you're that kind of person. This is beginning to
sound like the chorus of a
.com bubble 2.0
In this one both the .com'ers and the investors will screw each
other, because it's the two-way bubble. :)
And then we clean up the mess with AJAX?
(You do have Ajax the household cleanser in the U.S. right?)
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Ok, so I am not an expert on technologies and I may sound like a moron
when posting this question, but anyway.
I've been reading about the dilema with delivering video content for
all platforms (Apple vs. Microsoft) and saw some mentioning of Flash
as a technology that being so worldwide used
We actually worked tightly with xvid
specifically so that xvid stream would work in all DivX decoders also. Xvid
obviously cant license to CE manufacturers because of mpeg-la niceties
(mpeg-la is entitled to fees for just compiling the code). Competeing
development towards commons goals
I just became aware of them lately
I think that was the first time I got really pissed at Wikipedia and
left this list for three months. My leaving has become shorter each
time I get pissed at Wikipedia. :-)
Regards,
Richard
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I suppose this, civility of online discourse, is something I feel pretty strongly about (to whatever extent I ever feel strongly about anything)I can tolerate dumb people, fat people, ugly people, geeky people, dirty people, people with different views, kids that climb on rocks; I like to think
yes, the joke translates well here
Richard Bennett-Forrest wrote:
.com bubble 2.0
In this one both the .com'ers and the investors will screw each
other, because it's the two-way bubble. :)
And then we clean up the mess with AJAX?
(You do have Ajax the household cleanser
On Fri, 09 Dec 2005 19:40:27 +0100, Richard Show [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I have a lot of trouble tolerating assholes and,
especially, when it's online in an environment when they are not talking
to
someone face to face - it's too easy
Once again it's time to bring out The Greater
I'm not going to necessarily proclaim flash the winner, but I'll just note that
at
Audioblog.com, you essentially can upload any video format and publish it and
your blog
post. The player in your blog post is flash. (And obviously, the same applies
to audio).
That's just *one* possible
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, 09 Dec 2005 19:40:27 +0100, Richard Show [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I have a lot of trouble tolerating assholes and,
especially, when it's online in an environment when they are not
talking
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Richard Show [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
oh my God ... exercise my asshold demons! ah!
Do you mean exorcise? Or are your assholed demons doing Pilates and Yoga? ;-)
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What plug in version of flash does the user need?
7 or 8?
I am checking the Audioblog right now
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Eric Rice [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not going to necessarily proclaim flash the winner, but I'll
just note that at
Audioblog.com, you essentially can
I wonder if part of the reason we're mostly fairly polite to each other in here is that we do see each other, in our recorded videos and during live video conferences. I think it's much harder to be an asshole to someone whose face you can actually bring to mind, even if you're not face-to-face
I've been using Flash all along and never had a complaint about people not being able to view my video. People do complain that they'd like a scrubber/progress bar and other video controls. I've seen Flash videos that have a nice player like that, but so far haven't found one I can use myself -
for newer flash videos that use the new flash video codec, the user
must have flash 8 installed.
I am one who does not think that Flash is the answer for individual
videobloggers. Making flash video, embedding it inside a SWF
controller, and then posting it on a blog is not easy for a casual
user
So Deirdr,
what process do you use to create your videos? Could you give me some
inside on how can I start?
You can email me here:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I would really appreciate any help and info.
Thanks guys this message group is awesome
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Deirdre
http://flash.kmi.open.ac.uk:8080/fm/flashmeeting.php?pwd=279921-2621
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I think you have a good point Josh,
I know flash, it is my profession but I consider myself an average user and
average vlogger
who would not want to go through too many hours of painfull setting up my
movies in
flash. And I am thinking of a solution for the average user.
Let's be hones
Hey you guys - Jared from blip.tv and I are going to teach a class on
videoblogging this Wednesday evening, December 14th for the Learning
Annex. If you know anyone in the New York area who wants to learn how
to videoblog...or if you want to help us teach the class...click here
or e-mail us at
The approach vsocial.com takes is most logical (as a video hosting service).
They transcode uploaded video to flv and the rss feeds hold more
portable mp4 formats (and others?). flv works very well as an
embedded video on the web and other formats are better suited for
downloading and can be used
How easy it is depends on the tools you're using. I'm not much of a website coder, but I post my videos to a website rather than a blog, and I was already using DreamWeaver to manage the site, which naturally handles Flash quite well. Here are the steps:
1. I edit my videos in Roxio VideoWave
You could use a free or cheap app to transcode your video into flv and
utilize the free flash video player on your server.
The very popular free flv player can be found here:
http://www.jeroenwijering.com/?item=Flash_Video_Player
if you are on windows, i suggest:
More like the Year of Corporate Handjobs as they wine and dine content creators
with
visions of advertising and circulation.
As Yahoo and Hollywood share offices in Santa Monica and argue over parking
spaces and
window tables at Spago.
Am I jaded? Or just persnickity before coffee?
schlomo
I have Flash MX 2004, so can I import a movie into flash and export it as flv?
BUt then, I am using blogger so there is no way I can upload this flv to blip.
tv or ourmedia
and then make a posting into my blog as I do with a normal mov?
Am I been too thick?
--- In
The problem with Flash and syndication is that most Flash developers
architect their stuff so that its meant to be played in a web browser
loaded from a specific location, not downloaded to your local machine
and played from your hard drive.
Flash files are typically filled with relative linked
Hey all,
Noticed that all of us tagging over at del.icio.us are now tagging at a
new location :)
http://blog.del.icio.us/blog/2005/12/yahoo.html
Congrats!
cheers
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Aaaaddd it's the big sellout!From this weekend's NYT:Giving up no creative control, Ms. Congdon and
Mr. Baron will get 50 percent of the revenue from ads sold by TiVo to
appear before and after their newscast, and their show will gain access
to more than 300,000 TV sets connected to
Ok,
so I get the syndication problem with flash movies, but using a service as
Audioblog that
problem is solved?
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Michael Sullivan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
You could use a free or cheap app to transcode your video into flv and
utilize the free flash
I think you will definately need space for that many people ... think how many just showed up spontaneously for vloggercue ... RichardOn 12/7/05, Jay dedman
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
just to be clear...we are still making arrangements for Vloggecon.the challnge is finding an affordable space
I am not certain if you can export to flv from MX2004.
But if not, try something that can, such as the riva encoder i pointed you too.
I know there are other free flv trancoders too... google around if need be.
If you dont have your own web server to hos the flv player, you could
use mine until
Hey All:
In case anyone is in the L.A. area and would like to drop by and say
hola, there's a Meet the Vloggers tonight at 7pm at The Grove Apple
Store. We've been having them on a monthly basis.
Apple Store
189 The Grove Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90036
323-965-8400
I think you're being pre-coffee persnickety. Heh. I mean this morning I sorta
told a big
name sponsor 'no deal' since it wasn't on my terms.
I have no problem being wined and dined, btw, but we all knew that. ;-)
ER
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, johngaltsjournal [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Fri, 09 Dec 2005 21:28:52 +0100, Deirdre Straughan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Aaaaddd it's the big sellout!
Woohoo! It's the Adam Curry deal of videoblogging and it sounds like a
very good deal to strike. But why'd we read about it in NYT and not on
Rocketboom?
Is this where I
Link to the NYT?On 12/9/05, Deirdre Straughan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Aaaaddd it's the big sellout!From this weekend's NYT:Giving up no creative control, Ms. Congdon and
Mr. Baron will get 50 percent of the revenue from ads sold by TiVo to
appear before and after their newscast, and
Apparently, it'll be the Year of the rBoom, and thats fudging sweet.
On 12/9/05, Eric Rice [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think you're being pre-coffee persnickety. Heh. I mean this morning I sorta
told a big
name sponsor 'no deal' since it wasn't on my terms.
I have no problem being wined and
Hi,
I made this at the community media center, then brought it into iMovie
and compressed out to MP4, following the freevlog iMovie tutorial. It
plays fine on my machine, but in the new google video streaming
location where it's hosted, it staggers when viewing online:
Ain't no blog, yo.sure it is well i mean
rocketboom.com is a vlog... so, the content is derived from a vlog... where it ends up doesnt change that fact.it can end up on tivo, video iPod, or a digital satellite theatre...its videoblog derived video content.
that is unless they drop the vlog
You are right Eric.
If I had some coffee beforehand, I would have made sure I mentioned that,
Corporate or
not, I do enjoy a good handjob.
I definitely don't shirk away from the intersection of Art and Commerce.
Often, that is
some of the most entertaining moments in the process of
Michael,
I am checking vsocial and it looks quite promissing. Just a couple of questions
I could not
find answers in their site and maybe you know.
Do they copyright the videos under Creative Commons?
It seems I can cross-post into my vlog at blogger right?
I don't understand very well the
http://www.google.com/analytics/
was google analytics service pulled down?
i cannot find it
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On Fri, 09 Dec 2005 22:27:46 +0100, Michael Sullivan
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Ain't no blog, yo.
sure it is well i mean rocketboom.com is a vlog...
so, the content is derived from a vlog...
where it ends up doesnt change that fact.
Yes, it does. The video isn't the blog entry. Inbound
so then, what you mean to wsay is, each video... when watched on the tivo, is not a videoblog post. fine, we can all live with that for awhile... until tivo get bloggy with it. akimbo might already? just to be clear though, lets not say that rboom is no longer a videoblog...
we'll agree that
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What plug in version of flash does the user need?
7 or 8?
Macromedia Flash Player 6 and above include the Sorenson Sparc video
codec, and Macromedia Flash Player 8 also includes the On2 VP6 video codec.
(Audio codecs include MP3, Nelly-Moser for speech, one or two
heh, can one make rocketboom a v/blog again by, after watching an episode on tivo, then comment on rocketbooms site or ones own site? rocketboom reborn
On Dec 9, 2005, at 4:52 PM, Michael Sullivan wrote:
so then, what you mean to wsay is, each video... when watched on the tivo, is not a
jd, you rock man
I am checking it right now. So much info
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Background info below:
What plug in version of flash does the user need?
7 or 8?
Macromedia Flash Player 6 and above include the Sorenson Sparc
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