Adam Quirk: Your site is simple and visually interesting... I'd suggest
putting some kind of call to action on the site for people who are
interested.
Thanks, Adam, although we've a different Wordpress based schema (using the
topographical elements) under the current splash page. What one sees
Hi Mark, welcome.
Your site is simple and visually interesting, the topography integrated with
the embedded video is clever and works really well.
I'd suggest putting some kind of call to action on the site for people who
are interested. Could be as simple as an email signup form for people to
Hello Group:
Being the new guy I thought to intro myself and tell a little about our
Vlog aspirations, which are more than might immediately be evident.
www.TailTrex.tv is an intended revenue center of Society for Outdoor
Adaptive Resources, Inc., S-O-A-R, a California 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Our
Jay Dedman: Welcome Mark. I know we have at least one other member who
works with dogs and videoblogs. Ron Watson...
Greetings, Jay, and thanks for the welcome.
I'm looking forward to getting to know Ron (and others here too) because as
it happens we're planning on a dog-disking field trip
The thing about blogging, podcasting and all that is that now that
people have gotten some fame out of these platforms everyone is
expected to do that or better. Anything less gets no attention.
I say funk all that.
I represent the real -- the economy as is. I don't have the money for
fancy
I always wanted to see podcasters record stories with people. Shorter
snippets. Maybe audio diaries. Maybe just a bunch of natural sounds?
Give me a good 10 minutes of something I cant hear on the radio.
Fuck the radio format.
There was a little bit of this, but the podcasting swell didnt
I think the problem ultimately with me doing long videos, long
podcasts, is that I lose the point of what I'm talking about.
It's already discouraging from non-internet users when you explain to
them what you are doing, be it podcasting or blogging. They think your
just some loser who wants the
editing well doesnt take money, just skill
telling a good story doesnt take money, just a good story
:)
On Thu, Nov 13, 2008 at 12:57 AM, bmilam52 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think the problem ultimately with me doing long videos, long
podcasts, is that I lose the point of what I'm talking
(1) For producers of content, file hosting is much easier and
generally more accessible for video than for audio. That's a Web.2.0
anomaly I'm sure.
(2) I don't think audio is as well served with portable flash options
as video is. I mean that a flash video player is so often built to be
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Jay dedman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I actually listen to a handful of podcasts that give good information
and dont waste my time.
For what it's worth there are two other differences between the two
media in way of delivery:
(1) For producers of content,
Thanks for the introduction, Susan!
I'll be there for all of Monday's sessions shakin' hands and pitching the
goodness of
videobloggers and creative independents making video advertising with my
company
XLNTads.com.
See you there!
Mark*
xlntads.com/blog
thepovertyjetset.com
--- In
will be there all of monday as well and hope to meet
people from this list in person. also looking forward
to catching up with some of the old streaming media
guys, such as stephen condon and my former boss dan
rayburn.
adriana kaegi
ny social-cultural video bloger
http;//dearaddy.com
--- Mark
Hi everybody! I wanted to introduce myself. I joined the group a few
weeks ago, and I look forward to sharing. I have a vlog/show (
cookingupastory.com ), going on a year now. Not too many folks in my
neck of the woods (Oregon) are vlogging, but it's beginning grow.
Great to know there is a
Hey Rebecca, maybe some video of the great windsurfing
on the Columbia River on an epic day!
Best of Luck
John
--- Rebecca [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everybody! I wanted to introduce myself. I joined
the group a few
weeks ago, and I look forward to sharing. I have a
vlog/show (
I forgot to mention I'm on PC. so iFilm/iMovie is not an option for me.
-JMCampbell
comicsradar.com
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, JM Campbell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was wondering if anyone had recommendations and/or reviews of what
software would allow me to do all of these
Hello,
I've seen others recommend the following... (in no particular order...)
Ulead
http://www.ulead.com/
Serif MoviePlus 5
http://www.serif.com/movieplus/movieplus5/index.asp
VirtualDub
http://www.virtualdub.org/
- with -
TMPGEnc
http://www.tmpgenc.net/
--
Charles Iliya Krempeaux,
Yeah, I wanted to think a bit before I answered, that and my
son's nearly losing his finger (s) adventure, got me sidetracked.
I use the light version of Sony Vegas, but it does not handle mp4,
unless it is an mp4 .mov extenstion. Otherwise if it is a straight
mp4 you would have to buy the
As a side note I would stay away from Pinnicle...when it works it's
great...but it only seems to work about 5% of the time, it crashes a
lot...at least it did for me and by looking at the forums and user
feedback on cnet, amazon, etc, I was not alone...
Heath
http://batmangeek.com
--- In
If on Vista - and you go with Vegas (full or other I imagine) make
sure to update. Latest update fixes some compatibility issues when
launching (still worked, just complained).
I'll second the staying away from Pinnacle, and I've only used the
older versions of Ulead which I really didn't care
Thanks Bill.
Grace
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Bill Cammack [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Grace Piper
suzannegracepiper@ wrote:
Hi,
I just joined your group and thought I'd introduce myself. I'm Grace,
host of Fearless Cooking, a video
Grace,
Your ish is hot ta def. Keep it up.
Who's helping ya? Great editing!
TheUrbanReporter
http://www.myurbanreport.com
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Grace Piper
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I just joined your group and thought I'd introduce myself. I'm
Grace,
host of Fearless
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Grace Piper
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I just joined your group and thought I'd introduce myself. I'm Grace,
host of Fearless Cooking, a video podcast that I shoot out of my
kitchen and some of the places I travel to.
I'm originally from Boston, but
Hah!
You might appreciate this, on your website it says one of your classes
is made up of a small group of seniors. I instantly thought oh isn't
that great, he works with the elderly in new media. :
Those kids did a great job I really enjoyed hearing what they had to say.
I am very lucky to
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, dequila73 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey everyone. I'm new to the board and wanted to introduce myself. I'm
a freelance writer who recently started working at a public access
station in New York, where I met a lot of great people who work in
video. So I got
cNET review of Xacti HD:
http://tinyurl.com/yqny7m
(The layout was messed up when I saw the page, you may have to scroll
down.)
-- Enric
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Markus Sandy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
welcome Diana
my wife and i both have Xacti c5's. they have been great
I have the C5 and I can say this about it. The quality, even at 640 X 480,
30fps is less than that of a single chip DV camera. It does pick up
auto-focus motor and zoom motor noise. And it's fairly useless after sundown
unless your house (or whatever) is well lit.
That being said, I really love
I just got my Xacti C40 about two week ago. I'm using it in
combination with my Panasonic PV-GS39. It is all about trade offs.
I wanted a camcorder that I could carry every day. The video quality
has to be good but I'm not shooting video for traditional broadcast.
The video is great and there are
Damn camera lust..
So there is *no* *small* pocket-style camera out there that has decent video
and a mike input? Arg!
Peter
On 1/28/07, Gena [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just got my Xacti C40 about two week ago. I'm using it in
combination with my Panasonic PV-GS39. It is all about trade
I've had the Canon Elura 100 since the Fall, which does have a stereo
minijack mic input (no shoe), fits in my purse (and it's not a big
purse), and does decently in low-lit bars, if you go with the
aesthetic of the situation. Con is the battery -- because of the
design, you can't fit in
Hello Diana,
Welcome to the list. Lot's of useful answers have preceded this one, so I'll
be brief.
I've owned an Xacti HD1A for about one month. Though it is at the top of the
price range for small sized recorders (86,000 yen), I've heard that the
price is already dropping. Perhaps this is
Xacti C6 owner here (current lusting after an Xacti HD that I have no
right to buy whatsoever)!
Same weird little clicks and whirs, but knowing that I can whip out my
camera at any time because it fits in my back jeans pocket makes it
all okay. What's a little whirring between friends?
Bekah
Melissa,
How long does the battery usually last?
Thanks,
Diana
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Melissa Gira [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've had the Canon Elura 100 since the Fall, which does have a stereo
minijack mic input (no shoe), fits in my purse (and it's not a big
purse), and
Yes, definitely.
I'd love to meet you - very cool that you are working with youth
projects (I worked at Rock the Vote a long, long time ago...). Send
me a note, and it would be fun to get together sometime - Dina
(dinaATblip.tv).
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Bill Cammack [EMAIL
Hey Andrew. Those look like some great projects. :)
You should also check out:
The New York City Videoblogging Meetup Group
http://videoblog.meetup.com/8/
--
Bill C.
http://ReelSolid.TV
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, andrew L. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi all,
i joined this list a
Hi everyone,
I have been a lurker on this list for awhile now, reading messages on
Yahoo! and just recently signed up so I wanted to post a message to
introduce myself.
I'm a filmmaker currently living in Mexico, with an interest in
puppetry and podcasting. I started out doing video podcasts
Andrew wrote:
Hi everyone,
I have been a lurker on this list for awhile now, reading messages on
Yahoo! and just recently signed up so I wanted to post a message to
introduce myself.
I'm a filmmaker currently living in Mexico, with an interest in
puppetry and podcasting. I started out
Thank you :-)
I have a bunch more that I am digitizing right now. Just started
using VEOH, have three episodes on there, but it seems to work pretty
good, get a lot of emails about the video. do you think I still need
a feed?
Motherfucking Jesus
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Paul
I think by the look of things there is a downloadable client like fireant just for veoh already there, and you can add your rss feed straight into veoh at some point when you set things up, it's a great site. What also makes it good is, if you have your videos already online somewhere you can
Thanks, I did check out freevlog. great site.
I am working on making a feed using feedburner. It looks like a lot
of the vloggers in this group have a feed already on VEOH, although
some still haven't claimed them. Would love opinion of how that works
for any of you that are using it. Also,
As a liberal christian (not a bible thumper in any way), I do not care
for using 'jesus' and swear words together. I think it's blasphemous,
just as I wouldn't do anything like that in relation to muslims, jews,
or whatever. Just my humble opinion
http://www.vlogdiva.com
--- In
It's ok that you don't like people saying motherfucking jesus. It's
also ok for people to say whatever they want on this list, except for
hatespeech, attacks and overly commercial pitches, under which I think
motherfucking jesus doesn't really fall :)
Peace.
Peter
On 3/18/06, gottadiva [EMAIL
It's ok that you don't like people saying motherfucking jesus. It's
also ok for people to say whatever they want on this list, except for
hatespeech, attacks and overly commercial pitches, under which I think
motherfucking jesus doesn't really fall :)
Yes, it is. I'm glad we agree. He can
While being a blogger for almost 3 year now I needed some more
chalenges and found videoblogging.
3 years agoo I started as a MT (Movable Type) blogger but changed that
about 2 years agoo to WordPress. (The main reason was the rebuild time
of MT, i did hated that) Also Wordpress is databse
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