Virtualdub, for your windows pc, will load frames, play and save them
as avi movies. You just need to name them like picture0001.jpg,
picture0002.jpeg, etc, and load them into virtualdub. So I read in an
unofficial virtualdub forum. Here somewhere...
http://forums.virtualdub.org/
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ive been watching them for years now ever since that fate full train ride
On 14 Mar 2007 17:09:58 -0700, Jen Simmons [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Congrats to everyone at blip.tv for being named one of the 100 IP
communications companies to watch in 2007 by Pulver!
http://pulver.com/pulver100/
All 100 or so of our online video interviews are in a 640x368 format at
http://vidlisting.com/interviews.asp
http://vidlisting.com/interviews.asp .
Tony
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wrote:
That looks really cool. Super wide format looks very cinematic.
I
Thanks for all of your responces since I originally posted this question.
I guess my real question was why not use flash to publish a video using a .swf
file?
I thought 80 - 90% of the computers had the flash plug in in their browser to
play a swf
file. Would this not be easier than having to
I've been using 640 x 480 for my QuickTime files.
On 3/15/07, marforton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All 100 or so of our online video interviews are in a 640x368 format at
http://vidlisting.com/interviews.asp
http://vidlisting.com/interviews.asp .
Tony
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Daryl,
Some other people like will give you different and probably better
answers about why people use anything other than Flash, and views
about quality/downloadability versus streaming, etc.
I'll stick to the Flash version / compatibility thing because I
happen to have the numbers to
Rupert, thanks for comments.
With flash you can add navigation buttons if you want to have a little more
than a video,
you can have an interactive video. Also, with flash you can save out a
quicktime and still
have some of the navigation capabilaties.
Coming from a flash perspective, as I
Maybe not silly, if you have 1 minute to reply you would be of great help and
depply
appreciated. I´m trying to find out about what kind of internet access people
have and how
much they pay for it. What data am I looking for? Speed and bandwidht
limitations, how much
is charged (sometimes
Daryl,
I think, in the end, everyone agrees that Flash keeps most viewers
happy. And i agree about the advanced features it offers - I have
already professed my love for the buttons they've built into their
flash players over at http://crowdabout.us and I think there's room
for a whole
I've tried a few different programs for stop motion, and they're all very
similar. Honestly, as long as they have onion-skinning you're golden, and
every one I've used has that feature. The biggest challenge with this stuff
is patience.
One thing that helped me out immensely was this article
Hi Daryl,
I know this conversation has kind of gotten far afield of the original
question, but most of it is relevant to some degree or another. As a
content creator, I prefer Flash .flv because of the additional
flexibility it gives me in using so many other services that support
flash video.
These have been some great tips and resources, Thanks everyone.
Time..wish I had it in a bottle
Heath
http://batmangeek7.blogspot.com
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I've tried a few different programs for stop motion, and
Thanks everyone for your reply. I was worried that I may be posting
too much per week and causing people to lose interest. I won't ever
do a post just to one, because I always have something to say!
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I'm posting about two
I am using Videotron in Canada.
OUr package includes Cable, Phone internet for $100 per month. We
have extra movie packages and a LD calling package added to the cable
and phone.
My high speed access is 7 Mbps
I get 20 GB of downloads every month and 10 GB of uploads
Shawn C.
While in Austin, I asked a bunch of people what I love most about the web
is...
http://www.veoh.com/videos/v302385akhAYWmJ
Of course, I only scratched the surface. I wish I had a chance to interview
10x as many people.
But so glad I got to meet the people I did!!
-Halcyon,
PinkBroadcasting.com
Daryl, you mention that you would also have pc accessability while
working with flash. Would the new Mac with the Intel chip that can
run Windows qualify as pc accessability.
I'm planning on buying a second computer. I considered a good pc but
then decided the new Mac with the Intel chip
http://www.michaelverdi.com/video/parties.mov
http://www.michaelverdi.com/video/fashion.mov
These are two stop-motion pieces (first one NSFW) that Jen Simmons and
I did by just shooting stills on a digital camera and setting the
still frame duration to 1/10 of a second. Software with
I know wse've had spirited debates on vlogging vs videoblogging on
this list. I prefer the former but sometimes use the latter when I
think the listener/reader might not understand 'vlogging'.
A friend who is somewhat hostile to my focus on Internet video called
me a vididiot yesterday. He
I'll never forget that train ride, Randy :)
-Original Message-
From: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of RANDY MANN
Sent: Thursday, March 15, 2007 5:32 AM
To: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [videoblogging] congrats to blip - one to watch
ive
Randy,
I'm a Mac fan and have both PC Macs (PowerPC G4 x2). One of my
many freelancing jobs is helping people sort out their computer
problems. I don't think the PC is a slowly dying dinosaur. PCs are
here to stay because people like what they know. You could look at
Mac's transition
Reasons people in general would buy a PC:
Cost (I know its not an issue for you but its a large reason that the
PC isnt dying out significantly, and that most people I know dont even
look at a Mac before buying a PC)
3D gamers probably want better graphics cards than most Macs dont have
Certain
I am in the process of putting together some paperwork for Temple
University, and I would like to be able to list all the professors +
people who've used the teaching resources that I posted online at
http://teaching.jensimmons.com/videoblogging, especially anyone who
has used it to teach
I dont think the PC is dying either. Its not impossible that Windows
could die one day in the future, but as you pointed out, the Mac is
mostly PC hardware these days. The ever changing set of standards for
different bits that make up PC hardware, and make it 'PC compatible'
is not going anywhere
Wow, just when I thought I'd finally reached a decision, you have
totally changed everything. I started with Mac OX Tiger. In the
past, I've had two crashes with Windows that were time consuming and
expensive and disastrous.
I'm thinking about starting a podcast because I like interviewing.
Thanks Steve, I find what you say especially fascinating. I just
wonder how far off is the new Leopard Mac? My current Mac Tiger has
two internal 500 GB hard drives, one external 1000 GB (terabyte?)
drive and room for one more 1000 GB drive. I really don't have to
worry about space since I
Geek is the new rock star.
In Silicon Valley we celebrate our geekiness.
Robert
_
From: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of humancloner1997
Sent: Thursday, March 15, 2007 10:55 AM
To: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [videoblogging] New
Sorry to mess wit yo hed :-)
What you should really do is get Linux.
Just kidding.
I haven't seen a direct comparison resource yet but I haven't really
really looked - and SO much of it is subjective and will be argued
over passionately by Mac lovers and Mac haters (it's the Mac factor
that
Does anyone else have formats they would recomend for video blogging?
On the mac PC question. I would go Mac. Always had a mac and you can always
have a pc
for the things you can't do on mac. Mac's have been reliable to me, I don't
download lots
of junk and do lots of experimenting, so that
Does anyone else have formats they would recomend for video blogging?
On the mac PC question. I would go Mac. Always had a mac and you can always
have a pc
for the things you can't do on mac. Mac's have been reliable to me, I don't
download lots
of junk and do lots of experimenting, so that
I think we're all just film-makers. You don't have to be a
'professional' any more. You're making films. Like a writer
writes. Or a musician musicianifizes. To classify according to the
distribution method is almost irrelevant, now, because it's the norm.
I've quoted it before, but
I know this must have been asked many times before, but what's the EASIEST
and free way to capture YouTube video and put it into a power point.
Thanks guys--i appreciate the advice.
Z
On 15 Mar 2007 10:55:51 -0700, Mike Hudack [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'll never forget that train ride, Randy
On 15 Mar 2007, at 18:34, Steve Watkins wrote:
So anyways Im interested in Ruperts opinions of the Windows Media
Center thang, why he thinks it is right. I havent tried it much but I
was under the impression it was mostly compatible with wmv,a nd
whatever microsofts format is for recording
Someone write up the answer...and we can put it on the group's wiki.
Its a good question.
Jay
-Original Message-
From: Zachary Braiker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2007 16:40:04
To:videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [videoblogging] Newbie YouTube capture question
I know
All the rumouring about Leopard suggests it will be out this month or
next month. The last major update to Tiger just came out the other
day. And apparently Apple have kept some of its best new features a
secret, so they can do they proper 'wow' thing on launch. But Ive no
idea what those features
If you Google 'Download Youtube videos' and choose one of many sites
that let you do it and tell you how to do it
I have used http://www.videodl.org/ in the past, I think.
If you're on a Mac, you can then take the resulting downloaded flv
file and convert it to a Quicktime playable MP4
Cheers for the info. My fear is that what plays through media center
is not exactly the same as what can be made to play through windows
media player. I have sucessfully watched mp4 through windows media
player, by installing a codec, and back in the days where I was always
ranting about mpeg4
Jay,
I hadn't checked out the Wiki for a long time. It's great. Could be
even more great if there was more contribution, and there could be
lots more.
I realise http://videoblogginggroup.pbwiki.com/ isn't a hard URL to
remember, even if i hadn't just bookmarked it. But it slips my mind.
sure. except film is not part of it ;) maybe tape and hard drive cylinders,
but no film.
i hear you and its always been true.
thats why i have always disagreed with the whole 'vlog as genre' idea.
vlog is just blogging videos. nothing more than that. any video.
of course people will have many
halcyon this is great -- can you submit this for the seagate contest
here is the entry button
http://vloggiesshow.com/
everyone else too -- any footage from sxsw!
On 3/15/07, Halcyon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
While in Austin, I asked a bunch of people what I love most about the
web
is...
:D you're right! i used to shoot on film - but now, by my own
definition, i'm a minisdmemorycard-maker. i guess that's progress...?
what i *should* have said, to avoid pompously labelling everybody, is
that *i tend to think* of the people i watch online as filmmakers.
'directors',
But couldnt a text blog be considered a genre of writing? I mean if
the context delivery mechanism of the work affects the length, style
content of the work, then does that create new genre's?
Or maybe at least it has the capacity to create new genre's. I mean Id
probably agree that videoblogs
They *say* that what works in the Player works in the Center, and
their troubleshooting guide certainly gives that impression... but
we'll see.
As for the energy saving thing... I thought I was being good by
multitasking the one computer rather than having separate Mac Mini or
PC. Oh God,
The contest looks fun, Irina. alas, It kinda depresses me that the
publishing instructions are beyond my technical prowess.
Yet another thing about sxsw that makes me feel behind the tech curve. :(
I'm sure I can figure you out by the deadline.
Your interviews are a hoot, though! Sorry I never
Hi,
Great to see many of you at SXSW. Very inspiring!!! Now very tired and
have no voice! :)
A few weeks back, a few friends (Kent Nicholls, Invisible Engine,
Mickipedia, yours truly and some non vlogging types) of Alive in Baghdad
got together to make some funny videos to encourage folks
Hi all,
I've put together a wikitation for a screencasting session at the nonprofit
tech conference next month --
It's here:
Primer
http://screencastingprimer.wikispaces.com/primer
Resource List
http://screencastingprimer.wikispaces.com/resourcelist
Examples
I just spent the weekend with Scoble and I can confirm that yes he
does celebrate his ability to bite the heads off live chickens. But
then again, so did Ozzy Osborn so, I guess he has that in common with
rock stars.
Bill Streeter
LO-FI SAINT LOUIS
www.lofistl.com
www.billstreeter.net
--- In
Hey, I thought we had an agreement: what happens at SXSW stays at SXSW! :-)
I did have a chicken when I was a kid (in first grade we hatched her). She
pecked me on the lip. I named him Pecker. True story. I bought her chicken
feed from a place (Cali Bro's grainery in Cupertino) that now is
So Twitter was the big winner at sxsw but has anyone used it for things other
than party and bar hopping?
Sent from my BlackBerry wireless handheld.
-Original Message-
From: Robert Scoble [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 15 Mar 2007 18:29:10
To:videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE:
So Twitter was the big winner at sxsw but has anyone used it for things
other than party and bar hopping?
Yes. Read http://www.techmeme.com/070315/p84#a070315p84
It's the most controversial (and fastest growing) Web service I've seen
since instant messaging came on the scene back in 1996.
It's
Hmmm could make a good “How to Twitter” episode...
Sent from my BlackBerry wireless handheld.
-Original Message-
From: Robert Scoble [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2007 19:01:45
To:videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [videoblogging] Re: New words for the vlogging world??
I learned from the cool kids at foureyedmonsters.com how to do it.
Check out their tutorial. http://foureyedmonsters.com/youtube-to-fcp/
I%20learned%20from%20the%20cool%20kids%20at%20foureyedmonsters.com%20ho\
w%20to%20do%20it.%20%20Check%20out%20their%20tutorial.%20%20http://foure\
In Cincinnati Ohio, you are still just a geek, trust me (talking
about myself here)
Heath
http://batmangeek7.blogspot.com
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Geek is the new rock star.
In Silicon Valley we celebrate our geekiness.
geek nerd dork
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-Original Message-
From: Heath [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 15 Mar 2007 19:44:18
To:videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [videoblogging] Re: New words for the vlogging world??
In Cincinnati Ohio, you are still just a geek, trust me (talking
Hey all,
I was wondering if anyone would be able to recommend a tripod head
for suitable for sport use.
We are putting together a budget and needs list for our instructional
DVD. One of the things we really need is a good fluid head and stable
platform.
Anyone have any advice?
Cheers,
Halcyon -
Love your stuff from SXSW! I shot a bunch of stuff for iklipz (most
of which we're still in the middle of editing) that focused on the
film side of things, so I liked watching what the interactive peeps
had to say.
Here are the links we've posted so far.
-Morgan Spurlock (Super
Rupert, I agree that we are all filmmakers. Indeed, even some of the
old 8mm and hi-8 cameras have created amazing films like 51 Birch
Street (and another documentary that someone used to tell the story
of his life growing up).
However, filmmaker is not specific enough. We're all
(mostly)
Zachary, I don't know what computer you are on. I have a complicated
description on how to do this with a PC on my Mac but don't have the
URL. I'll send it to you in a video email.
I personally use Snapz ProX which costs some money but enables you to
capture anything, video or still photo,
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