Hey Erin, hope you are well. I took a brief look at the mac tools when i bought my macbookpro.... and I'm not into it. The specs are not good either. For God's sake (heheh ;) use Blip.tv!
sull On 1/31/07, Lan Bui <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > One limitation is bandwidth, 10gb of transfer may not be enough. One > popular video could easily kill 10gb in the public side of things. If > the church's membership is small and it will "never" go over then it > might be a great option to use if they are already used to using it. > Less training means more time to be productive. > > -Lan > www.LanBui.com > -------------------- > > On Jan 31, 2007, at 10:04 AM, Erin Nealey wrote: > > I asked this question awhile back and it somehow got lost in the > shuffle and no one responded, so I'll ask again one more time :) > > I recently joined the "video team" at my church, and they are > interested in having me set up a video podcast for them. Currently, > they publish a podcast with iWeb using a Mac account, and I suspect > they are wanting to do the same with a video podcast. I haven't > typically seen many other videobloggers, at least in this group, using > their mac account for their podcast/videoblog. Other than iDisk space > limitations, I have to think there are other disadvantages of doing it > that way, though I wouldn't know for sure because I don't have a full > Mac membership. > > I am meeting with them tonight and I am going to be talking with them > about using Blip.tv. I'm going to show them my process of getting my > own videos on the web... but want to make sure there are indeed many > advantages of doing this as opposed to using iWeb/Mac which I don't > know much about. > > Can anyone advise? I would greatly appreciate it! > > Thanks! > > Erin Nealey > Mom's Brag Vlog > nealey.blogspot.com > > > -- Sull http://vlogdir.com (a project) http://SpreadTheMedia.org (my blog) http://interdigitate.com (otherly) [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
