Copyright issues
Although a parody can be considered a derivative work under United
States Copyright Law, it can be protected from claims by the
copyright owner of the original work under the fair use doctrine,
which is codified in 17 USC § 107. The Supreme Court of the United
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Rupert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The discussion about YouTube got me thinking. I did a little tour of
some video sharing sites.
I went to http://office.wreckandsalvage.com/ where they have a list
of links to all the video sharing sites they upload
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Sull [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
People want:
- Professional content
- Viral content
- Important content
Most user-gen content does not fit within these constructs.
At least not on a consistent basis.
And most people should not care. The Audience of
I think that is really one of the greatest failures of YouTube, how
to deal with all those really nasty comments. I will be honest, I
can't for the life of me understand why more people don't do
something about it. Some of the stuff left as comments are vile,
just vilemaybe it really is
Unfortunately, the way to deal with comments on YouTube is to turn
them off. :) Unfortunately, as we've mentioned on this group several
times, a lot of the so-called hits on youtube are from people that
DON'T like the videos. If a video gets featured, there are a lot of
hits from people that
But here is the interesting thing, at least for me, is that most
people seem to be willing to take all the crap, just in the HOPES
that their video does go viral. It's like some kind of badge or
something. It's weird...
Heath
http://batmangeek.com
http://heathparks.com
--- In
I really like Vimeo in terms of features, functionality and design. Though I
use it mainly to share the small number of videos I don't want to publicly
post on my vlog (it has different levels of privacy settings, which is why I
like it). I can't say what it has to offer in terms of community,
I'm not sure about that. All I can offer is that qik tells me the moto q
and blackjack are following the nokia n95 next. Sprint tells me the
instinct will live stream.
Jennifer Goodwin
http://www.internetgirlfriday.com/ www.internetGIRLfriday.com
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I have no problem purchasing what I need at this point. But it's useless to
me if no one can explain every possible setting required. Format export,
Format conversion, upload to ___ etc. It's a long process..And lots of
people are suggesting: CamStudio, Camtasia and Replay. None do me any good
At work today one of our shows was delivered but the video is distorted.
They did send it as 640x480, but it's letterboxed and the video *within*
that is streched (too wide--like how video looks with square pixels at
720x480). Almost a double-letterboxing effect.
I need to figure out what they
By the sound of things, they don't really care too much what your
fair use argument is - if the owner squeals, they're going to take it
down or delete your account. I would set up a separate Youtube
account for any copyrighted material, so that if the account gets
deleted, you don't lose
Thanks Bill and Lauren - great replies.
I feel more attracted to Vimeo and Viddler, and less inclined to
waste time elsewhere.
This lack of traction that you talk about, Bill, is a huge problem
with Youtube. Youtube is still such a popular monopoly that I'm not
sure they see how much of a
Oh. Immediately after sending that last message, I saw this:
http://www.youtube.com/blog?entry=233yWq7rslI
A Youtube blog entry talking about how they're already making great
strides towards Youtube consumption in home entertainment systems. I
realise I'm naive in thinking that because they
I am sure that they will adapt, but the question still remains can
Google make money off of YT, because let's face it, they have to or
sooner or later, it will go away. I still think Hulu is the closest
to getting it right from a Ad perspective, if YT can someone offer
both the professional
Brook,
I would be so down with this, as it's one of my main interests as far as
vlogging goes--i'm not a talking-head sort of person (though I love
watchings others who are!)
a list or, like others have said, maybe a group vlog or ning community or
the like. or a forum?
might have more ideas
I remember back in the mid-90s, people were asking should i build my
website on Geocities or Tripod?. This feels like another one of those
discussions.
Not sure why these sites aren't trying harder to solve a core issue:
how to find video that interests me - particularly Google, since this
is
To all of those interested in this,
I'm answering more as a web developer than a video
artist, but I wanted to reply and let you know that if you think
there's a good niche for this audience, you may want to consider
building a entire site around the idea. I can imagine a site for this
niche that
You know Frank brings up a good point here, the fact that Mefeedia
has been doing a great job of video search lately. I know I am
guilty of not thinking about Mefeedia as much as I should. But
everytime David Meade shows me something that Mefeedia is doing or
has done, I always go man that
Greetings - I just started posting some videos about the book I'm
writing (see below). I was looking for some opera to accompany one of
the videos - any suggestions on this as well as other music. Thanks -
Leslie
Leslie Guttman
cell: 510.684.6457
fax: 510.576.1747
Neil Katz here, a journalist. I have had very good experiences with
the Xacti CG65. Small, cheap, shoots well in low light, and is
stable on zoom, and files sizes are small. I did an entire video
story for the NY Times with that camera and even snuck a shot into a
report for CBS News on
Check out
http://spinxpress.com/getmedia
Fantastic search tool developed by some people from this list, which
allows you to search by licence, so you can find things that are
licenced for reuse by Creative Commons, or are Public Domain.
If you don't know about Creative Commons, you should
Hi - back again, I found the opera, now how do I edit the MP3 file to
get the music to start mid-way in? I'm using IMovie, Thanks - Leslie
Leslie Guttman
cell: 510.684.6457
fax: 510.576.1747
http://www.leslieguttman.com
Equine ER: A Year in the Life of an
Equine Vet Hospital
Hey everybody thank you so much for all the responses, I am sorry to be
tardy replying - work has been limiting my time on this - but I will respond
in more depth to everyone shortly. Thanks!
___
Brook Hinton
film/video/audio art
If you are using iMovie 08 - good luck.
Easier to go back to iMovie 06. Open your media panel audio. Find the song
in iTunes and drag it over to the time line - any place will do. Then trim
it just like you would a movie clip. Then move it to align with the place
you want in the movie. There is a
Well... aha! Tying into the other thread about Macs versus PCs...
If you're shooting on a Xacti (or any other camera or phone which
stores video as MP4 files on memory cards), then in my opinion you're
better off cutting on a PC with Sony Vegas. Vegas (which a lot
cheaper than FCP but
Wow, don't I feel silly now! You'd already found it.
If you're using iMovie HD, click on the audio clip in the timeline,
move the playhead to where you want to cut it and press Command T to
cut it. Then click on the bit you want to delete and press delete.
If you're using iMovie 8, then I'm
I didn't know that! Fantastic. I'm surprised and not surprised all
at the same time.
On 17-Jun-08, at 2:07 PM, Roxanne Darling wrote:
iMovie 06 can still be downloaded from the Apple web site.
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perhaps slightly OT but try and keep the camera cool. I had one die
due to the heat - it overheated, lost all colours and then finally
even the lens motor broke. it gets really hot there and if you're
using it a lot it's easy for the camera to overheat. so get a robust
camera if you can!
Rupert... I use a Xacti HD1A and the newest version of FCE, and have no
problems whatsoever with the MP4 files. Just sayin...
David King
davidleeking.com - blog
http://davidleeking.com/etc - videoblog
On Tue, Jun 17, 2008 at 4:10 PM, Rupert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well... aha! Tying into
Neil,
I'm curious, when you say you've returned everything in the 'Xacti
line' does that include the new Sanyo HD-1000? Or does anyone else
have experience shooting with this camera? I had the previous version
of Sanyo's HD camcorder but lost it and am about to purchase a new one
and would like
On Jun 17, 2008, at 1:49 PM, Neil Katz wrote:
Neil Katz here, a journalist. I have had very good experiences with
the Xacti CG65. Small, cheap, shoots well in low light, and is
stable on zoom, and files sizes are small. I did an entire video
story for the NY Times with that camera and
On Jun 17, 2008, at 1:49 PM, Neil Katz wrote:
Neil Katz here, a journalist. I have had very good experiences with
the Xacti CG65. Small, cheap, shoots well in low light, and is
stable on zoom, and files sizes are small. I did an entire video
story for the NY Times with that camera and
Great! I'm happy to hear that there's a Xacti MP4 file that does
work in a Final Cut product without conversion, but I have to say
it's the exception. I wonder why. The HD1a is an HD camera, unlike
most of the Xactis I've come across. Are you shooting in HD or at
640x480, and what
Let's see... I usually shoot at 640X480, but sometimes choose one of the HD
settings. I have a newer Mac Book Pro (about a year old).
To get the thing on my mac, I usually put the SD card into a usb card
reader, and upload all the pics and video files together into iPhoto, then
drag the videos
Cool! Thank you.
Interesting. You might have just influenced my next choice of
Camera
Assuming it will work in final cut *pro* 4 leopard, which is what I
have.
thanks!
i guess we should store this kind of info in the wiki.
how's the sound on the HD1a? Does it have the problems with
Lauren:
So let me understand? You have a 4:3 delivery of 16:9 footage (which
shows bars on top and bottom) and within it there is 4:3 footage being
stretched to 16:9?
OK, basically it's like this...They need to go into the motion tab (of
the clip) in FCP and change the dimensions of the 4:3
You also may be getting the double-anamorphic effect that comes from
changing anamorphic settings of a sequence after anamorphic clips are
already in (and other such scenarios where FCP's behavior is based on
relative rather than fixed changes). For this, their solution would be to
manually change
hey all,
slightly off topic but I guess alot of you here spend some time
looking and computer monitors so...
I´ve heard apple monitors and dell are the same, is this true? I would
like a reliable monitor as good as apples, but cheap as dells, is this
possible? I do alot of photography, so I need
Thank you, Heath!
What would mean 1000x more than publicity, though, is seeing little
+mefeedia subscribe buttons next to those +youtube buttons that are
popping up everywhere. :)
Regards,
Frank
http://www.mefeedia.com - Feed Me Media
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Heath [EMAIL
Neato.
I like the sound - it's got a great little internal mic. This video is a
good example - it's picking up the birds in the background (
http://davidleeking.com/etc/2008/06/13/walking-in-phoenix/) pretty well. It
gets overpowered pretty easily, so if something's loud, it WILL distort -
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Rupert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Bill and Lauren - great replies.
I feel more attracted to Vimeo and Viddler, and less inclined to
waste time elsewhere.
The communities there are smaller, but way more dedicated.
This lack of traction that you
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