this looks great! I'll explore more soon. we made a little random/interactive video clip player using max/jitter at an electrofringe workshop one year but it didn't look as pretty as that (& was standalone, not web based & of course didn't have the same functionality/tagging). I love dpwolf's work.
> On Feb 19, 2008 1:49 AM, Seth Keen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Thanks Jay for the post on the videodefunct project. > > > > The project certainly has been influenced by Adrian Miles work with > > vogs and his writing on softvideography http://vogmae.net.au/drupal/ > > thinking/softvideo03 and the VD collective are similarily interested > > in exploring video on the Internet moving beyond being single-channel > > and linear like a version of TV and Cinema on the web. > > > > As you mention VD simply breaks down what would normally be a larger > > linear video into smaller granular clips, that are tagged and > > categorised on posting into the vlog. The user then uses this > > metadata to reassemble these clips in a customised player attached to > > the vlog as a page. In the end the vlog becomes a larger thematic > > video work made up of a bunch of smaller clips. > > > > In Adrian's rhizomes http://vogmae.net.au/drupal/doing/rhizome I > > think a similar type of interactivity and granularity occurs where > > Quicktime in this case is used as a container to bring in a number of > > varying content types in varying order. Rhizomes in a way are > > configured in a variety of ways to display this content like the > > customized player page in VD. Both often explore video being > > displayed simultaneously in more than one frame. (multi-channel) > > -- http://www.aliak.com
