I agree, I've started to use 12seconds.tv again (left it for a long time) since I got the new iphizzle 3gs last week and have been loving the service. Plus, the site is built in Santa Cruz, my college alma matter:)
My page is here: <http://12seconds.tv/channel/schlomo> As my new video capabilities on my phone are new to me, I feel like a kid in a candyshop. 12seconds helps me play with my sweet new addiction. Schlomo Rabinowitz http://schlomo.tv http://hatfactory.net http://VideoCampSF.com - Oct. 16-17 AIM:schlomochat On Wed, Aug 26, 2009 at 1:22 PM, Rupert Howe <rup...@twittervlog.tv> wrote: > > > I've been really getting into 12 Seconds over the last few days. > Shooting & posting little daily moments that until now, have either > gone uncaptured or have sat on a hard drive, forgotten and unusable. > > I always thought 12seconds was just a Talking-To-Your-Webcam-Video- > Twitter thing. But then last week, I saw some posts by Kath @aliak > and Susan @kitykity of mobile moments, and it inspired me. > > There are lots of simple moments that I capture (or think about > capturing) on my phone that haven't seemed substantial enough by > themselves to make me want to post them to my blog. I still want to > share them, but I don't - for fear that a mass of little throwaway > things will drown out the things I've spent more time on, because of > the chronological format of the blog. > > But actually, this kind of instant mobile videoblogging was really > what I started Twittervlog for - shooting little things that catch my > eye, using my phone, and sending them immediately to the web and to > Twitter. > > So now I'm shooting and emailing to 12seconds straight from my Nokia > N82 (either by wifi or 3G phone signal). > > And I have embedded a 12 seconds player in the sidebar of > Twittervlog. So that the 12seconds clips are accessible from the > vlog, but aren't superseding the other videos. > > Every 12seconds user gets their own RSS feed with MP4 and FLV files - > so theoretically you could include your 12seconds videos in your blog > feed (or easily add them to your Feedburner feed). I might do that. > > There's an iPhone app, and it integrates with Qik. You can upload > from the site, or by email. Or use your webcam. > > The 12 seconds limit is also quite a good discipline. And you know > that whatever you watch there won't be wasting your time! > > I recommend checking it out. My channel is at: > http://12seconds.tv/channel/ruperthowe > > Rupert > http://twittervlog.tv > http://twitter.com/ruperthowe > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
