I second Stephanie's comments, especially about growing an audience
from your own country. Also, being an audience yourself on other vlogs
might help you gain an audience.
On 8/10/05, Tyrone Rubin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks very much for that. I have tried to get them as quicktime files but
> with no luck. I edit on Premier 6.5 and from there cant seem to get it right
> compressing the file to quickime (not sure on exact codec and such). I also
> have quicktime 6 and every file I export from quicktime 6 does not seem to
> be a proper quicktime file. Please if anyone knows exact procedure form
> Premier 6.5 to get to quicktime right compression please let me know either
> an option in Premier 6.5 or exporting from quicktime into another programme.
> Thanks again.
I take it you are a QuickTime 6 user on a Windows machine, right? I
use QuickTime 6.5 Pro myself, and I will today put up a few
screencasts on how I use QT pro to export movies for the web. The
screencasts (flash online demos) will be available on this page later
today: http://www.screenvlog.com/?page_id=29
When it comes to Premier 6.5 I am more clueless. There are a few other
Premier users on this list, and maybe they can help you out. There are
also several forums for Premier out there which I guess you could
check out.
Good luck, and keep at it. Building a vlog viewership takes a lot of
hard work and above all patience.
Best,
Raymond M. Kristiansen
http://dltq.org
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