I've got an iMovie 4 movie composed entirely of jpegs from a shared
iPhoto 2 library. They have transitions and Ken Burns effects. The
movie can be saved using all options except as a DV file. For now, my
archive of this movie is the original movie folder- about 2 GBs. I
would rather have a DV
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, francisco_daum
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I've got an iMovie 4 movie composed entirely of jpegs from a shared
iPhoto 2 library. They have transitions and Ken Burns effects. The
movie can be saved using all options except as a DV file. For now, my
archive
file.
Save it as a .mov, get a new imovie project going, import the .mov file
and then share it as full quality.
It does sound odd though.
Paul
On 2 Jan 2006, at 00:16, francisco_daum wrote:
I've got an iMovie 4 movie composed entirely of jpegs from a shared
iPhoto 2 library
IT'S A DONE DEAL.
I tried deleting the imovie .plist file, restarted the computer,
repaired permissions, and ran my cron tasks.
It didn't work. I just saved the project using the highest setting
quicktime .mov file.
I started another iMovie project and burned it to iDVD 4 with no problem.
Then
Lynn Lane brought up interdependence. MySpace still has use especially
with its user base. Something closed off in some respects (regulated)
isn't necessarily bad for you.
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Bill Streeter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah obviously I was joking about the 15
Depending on your available hard disk space, I would just digitize the
DV tapes en masse. Just leave the camera importing into iMovie and go
do something else in the meantime. When it is done, just save the
imported tape as DV 1 (or some other file name). Save and close.
Then go to Finder, delete
Ah think it's about growth and improvement if not about being
harmless. Take a look at notorious alcoholics like Jack Kerouac and
Ernest Hemingway. I would have rather seen them die of natural causes
instead of cirrhosis and suicide respectively. Maybe if they had the
creative channel of vlogging
1. bad audio, if you can't hear it, well damn I hope it doesn't have bad audio.
2. bad lighting, we'll have to resort to just listening.
3. bad compression- who's going to be able watch your prized work of art or
agrregate it?
You have to be able to share your videos so the intellengencia can
Maybe the organizing parties can webcast the presentations. Doesn't
have to be streaming, maybe blip.tv can do the hosting. Vloggercon
noshow should be a nice vlogpost- as in Hi, from East Harlem, I'm a
Vloggercon 2006 No Show!
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Tash [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Maybe this is why we have dating game shows.
franciscodaum.blogspot.com
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, LeanBackVids.com
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Given all the drama about sexism, I thought others may get a laugh out
of this article that was posted on Digg.com a few days ago...
Someone should give that a shot and profile a woman who doesn't use
any make up (ha, ha- Marie Curie, Dian Fossie, Mother Teresa). Anyhow
it should not be a problem finding anyone who does deserve a profile
and uses make-up. I think make-up is just something you can do very
little with. I
I think both ad campaigns can be equally deceptive. BP Petroleum,
using the fresh, green, nature- friendly imagery can lull the
consumer into thinking emissions are no problem.
L'Oreal's ad campaign can downplay the profiled woman's important
achievements. It can obfuscate the woman's actual
I saw the generosity of the vlogging community and this is something I had to share!
http://www.charitynavigator.org/
It's an independent evaluator of charities.
My personal faves:
Amnesty
Save the Children
Doctors Without Borders
Hey, a saint said It's in giving that we receive, yeah!
It's so easy to blow off someone and say they're just flag waving
brainwashed right wingers. On the flipside it's easy to blow off
someone and say someone is just an apologist, liberal, Birkenstock
wearing, in dibbed dude. Prolly works wonders for the patchoulie
wearing youth set who enjoy an
The absolute is the relative. For example, I'm typing at my wooden
table, which at one point was a tree seed. Earlier, I stood on to get
to a picture on a wall, so I guess I used it as a ladder. For a
termite, my wooden desk is dinner. If you can say the relative is
absolute, that's alright
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wrote:
November 21, 2006
by Penelope Trunk (what's in a name)
Thinking of video blogging? You should probably forget it.
When it comes to video blogging, most people do not have enough talent
to be in front of a
C'mon guys! If you can't help it, at least don't hurt it. Is it really
worth it burn all these bridges? There's plenty to go around. There's
money to be made. Not only vloggers with good intent read these
messeges but industry types. Be well, another day another dollar. Take
one of them chill
What I'm saying was probably said already but here it goes: personally
created content reminds big mainstream media who the boss is- the
individual. By creating our own we tell the corporations we aren't
lulled by mass media.
Francisco
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Steve Garfield [EMAIL
I hope the team who made the video turns around spend their money
wisely. While this drivel is on Cheney and Co. are making their money
and some poor sap suffers without anyone listening. I really hope the
Christian Right get bounced out of office because they don't care
about diplomacy and the
I really think old forms of narrative will endure. Mainly paper.
There's a phenomena called electro magnetic pulse that fries
electronics (the US military considered a bomb of this type for the
Iraq invasion). It may not be a 100 years when our electronics will
stop working. Here's a saying from a
This is good. I usually watch Pogue and the flash photo slide shows in
the NYT. Nice sharing. Once a condo gets built blocks from there, this
crack smoking, mildly schizophrenic homeless guy will surely get
evicted from his cave. Hooray for people who don't have addictions.
Francisco
Thanks too for the link. In one of his live recordings from the 80's
(I had this on cassette) he played so fast, tiiight, and hopped up.
The early stuff in late 50's were jangly RB in comparison (but even
the jangly stuff The Rolling Stones can't get near). This
recording I had was a truck stop
What Schlomo sed. Their site is so advertisement intensive. It's mo'
like oh my heavy ads, using work that's not their own. Ad salesmen who
want to keep everything for myheavy.com.
Maybe Google and others can get into the fray.
Francisco
franciscodaum.blogspot.com
--- In
Done. I wrote them letting them know they are violating the CC license
I placed on my work, requested them to stop or be resposnsible for
their breaking the law. I hope they don't spam the hell out me now.
What crooks.
Francisco Daum
franciscodaum.blogspot.com
--- In
Ryanne Hodson let me in on this one- iMovie has a 9 min limit on
imported dv files. To import something longer than 9 minutes you can
use Quicktime Pro 7 to cut your dv files into 9 minute lengths. Maybe
you can upload a screenshot to better explain your situation.
Francisco
When I was a Tech I for Sprint in 2001, the biggest selling point was
the dominance of its fiber optic backbone, from Tier I all the way up
to Tier III. Sprint boasted having the mostest and the fastest OC-96
fiber. Network capacity was below 15%. Cingular was laughed at because
it wasn't CDMA
, so he's happy to have
found people to work with.
--
Rhett.
http://www.weatherlight.com/freetime
francisco_daum wrote:
When I was a Tech I for Sprint in 2001, the biggest selling point was
the dominance of its fiber optic backbone, from Tier I all the way up
to Tier III. Sprint boasted
taulpaul,
If you want to check out Newegg.com, they carry the Macally PHR-100AF
External Firewire 400 hard drive enclosure for $34 (The USB
2/Firewire400 is an extra $5). They also carry the Seagate Barracuda
7200.10 Perpendicular Recording ST3250820A 250GB 7200 RPM 8MB Cache
IDE Ultra ATA100
. Go Newegg.
Francisco
franciscodaum.blogspot.com
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, francisco_daum
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
taulpaul,
If you want to check out Newegg.com, they carry the Macally PHR-100AF
External Firewire 400 hard drive enclosure for $34 (The USB
2/Firewire400 is an extra
What Verdi sed. I agree with Michael Verdi. After all, this forum can
be used to iron difficulties with feeds and stuff. So convenient and
in your own time too. I found the video archive of Vloggercon 06 to be
very helpful as well. Link: http://www.vloggercon.com/?page_id=208
Yes I would hang out
Yeah, what Jonny sed.
Folks there are living just enough for the city. --- In
videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, jonnygoldstein [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Metro NYC is a huge constallation of neighborhoods. Where you look
depends on your
budget and what is important to you.
find a place to
I liked Vloggeron 2's piped in feeds; the videoconferencing permitted
a lot of people to view the event without making their carbon
footprint bigger.
Maybe this year's panels can take questions from the piped in feeds
and call ins. That would be a cool thing.
Francisco
--- In
I'm not working that weekend so I'll most probably pop in. I
registered early on to see how I can streamline my feed. I think it
will be an awesome time to fine tune your episodes. MP3 players are even
becoming more prevalent, I'm gearing my episodes to be consumable as
both an audio and video
That's a great opportunity for someone who wants to help poverty out.
I think vlogging is something you don't have to come into the office
for either. If I didn't have a full time firefighting career in NYC,
had FCP 5 skills, and perhaps a journalism course somewhere I would
give it a try. I have
Don't worry Andy, I've got your back.
Internet warriors really bore me. To make sure the harasser is no
impostor, I think law enforcement can help get the IP address, MAC
number, whatever to get the harassers out. Pranksters sometimes try to
hide behind the guise of camaraderie. Ms. Sierra's is
Great job on the video. I watched the recent episode of Democacy Now!
too with you in it. Sorry about your bicycle missing. NYC tends not
to care for cyclists even less for those who partake in
demonstrations. I couldn't believe the NYPD even went to Europe just
to go after peaceniks.
--- In
Saunders sounds too bureaucratic; Sites unforgiving putting him on the
spot. Josh Wolf doesn't have to make a choice right there and then.
Josh Wolf is identified with anarchists , some with violent
reputations, and the US Government is not going to have it. Perhaps
he will continue his coverage
I was once turned away from the White House because I didn't want them
to x ray my camera, possibly fogging my film. I missed the White House
Christmas, but I caught a big show at the Corcoran. Is there a 24 hour
Apple store in New York?
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, RANDY MANN [EMAIL
I was once turned away from the White House because I didn't want them
to x ray my camera, possibly fogging my film. I missed the White House
Christmas, but I caught a big show at the Corcoran. Is there a 24 hour
Apple store in DC?
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, RANDY MANN [EMAIL
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Jackson West [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hey all. Just shot some hella fun footage of Bay to Breakers
(runners! nudity! costumes! dancing! alcoholism!) and I'm dreading
the thought of having to edit it all with Quicktime Pro or, even
worse, Windows Movie
Last night, at the Westerly whole foods store, I was picking up a few
things and saw this woman with cold sores on her face, right by the
bulk foods section. She was holding up one of those furry toy size
dogs to the side of her face. I thought to myself, How handy, did she
get them from the dog?
I think putting up a big sign up on your house window or car would at
least bring attention to it. Maybe their local already have a petition
or form letter up on their website. Not much of a web savvy person to
set up an online petition of some sort. My local tries to boycott scab
establishments,
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