the new company has less power... less strangle-hold on the content
creators that they want to leverage.
this will continue, i think. old ways, though they seep in these new
spaces/markets, will often reek and be wreaked. those who produce quality
content have many options that can lead to
the pc you're working on should have the lightest editing software available
it's free with XP
called windows movie maker.
like the PC equivalent of imovie.
-ryanne
On 7/30/07, Irene Duma [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Me again.
I am borrowing a PC laptop for my trip and would like to install
I thought something came with the system...thanks a million.
On 7/30/07 2:22 AM, ryanne hodson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the pc you're working on should have the lightest editing software available
it's free with XP
called windows movie maker.
like the PC equivalent of imovie.
oh very interesting
i wish i knew yo uwere there when my sister was
in turkey!
she is in amman jordan for 3 months now
On 7/27/07, Gökçen Karan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there;
I'm beginning a first live tv at http://www.gokcenkaran.com
Currently it's test live and looking a music tv.
Hrm. Typically, you go either hand-held or attached to the camera. Not both.
For hand-held, man-on-the-street interview work, the most durable, cheap mic
I know is the Shure SM-58 but you may need some kind of preamp between the
mic and the camera to boost the signal a bit. You'll have to test it
I use the Shure SM57 SM58 all the time with my camera. It's the
interview mic I use for interviews on the Dragon*Con DVDs.
Right now it's cabled to the camera. I have a passive dual-XLR to 1/8
adapter that I use to tie it to my Sony TRV950's 1/8 mic jack. This
takes care of the impedance
Perhaps _the_ proven journalists' mic for hand-held interviews is the
Electrovoice RE-50 http://www.fullcompass.com/product/296440.html
with its very substantial pop filter. Like the SM58, its an
unbalanced dynamic mic. To get around the PIP powering on the
camcorder, one can use a Shure A96F
Guys,
When I dump a tape to Premiere, it sometimes stops in the middle of the
capture process and says capture stopped because blank tape was
detected. I've become used to this as a minor glitch that occurs once in
a blue moon. Lately, though, it's been happening a lot. It seems to crop
up
Do you use SP or LP speed on your camera? I only use SP to reduce frame
drops.
It's possible you are getting frame drops from the tape during capture,
but they tend to show up differently in other programs (Vegas lists them
as actual dropped frames rather than dumping the capture).
Just for
I've had that problem before too. Are you using Scene Detect during
capture? That could be part of the problem. It tries to add a few extra
frames in between stop points during batch captures, and it usually fails.
Also it helps if you use the same brand of DV tape stock all the time, as
Does anyone know Bret Branon of Westpark Foundries? He's reached out to us a
couple times over the past year, wanting us (GETV) to sign an exclusive
distribution deal for IPTV, VOD and mobile, that he will represent us in
those areas and make us loads of cash.
This email is indicative of his
Hey Eddie,
To my knowledge no content producers are making loads of cash in
mobile. I get many of these deals offered to me everyday and when I
ask how much their best content producer has made and who they are
and if I can speak with them things get a little squirrelly.
Unless they can
I agree, they should at the very least be able to point you to other
people they have done business with, etc and if they are above board
they will have no issue with you talking with them. I would be wary
of anyone why says sign with us THEN we will show youlike my
grand, grand
I am using Scene Detect. If I turn it off, though, won't I have to go in
and split out all the scenes by hand? I haven't noticed a problem with it
mis-detecting scene boundaries, only with it thinking that it's hit blank
tape or something.
I'll try getting more religious about what tape brand I
Sounds like you should go and talk to Sprint. Find out who to speak
to direct. Why go 70-30 when you can go 100-0? Like he says, yer
tha shit. 30% ongoing for an introduction? Um.
If it's true, which it sounds like it almost certainly is not.
On 30 Jul 2007, at 19:42, Eddie Codel wrote:
Hi Irene - I'm in the L.A. area. I don't know where you are staying
but I'd be happy to met up with you if possible. L.A. is big so I'd
need to know where you've landed.
Zap me an e-mail if you are interested.
Gena
http://outonthestoop.blogspot.com
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Irene
I googled Bret Branon of Westpark Foundries and the first page
contained quite a few links that provide more info about him, one or
two that suggest he has some history of dealing with these sorts of
companies, but nothing I saw that you could bet the house on.
I guess it comes down to exactly
Ugh but having visited their website, they get a big minus for the
looks of the site, a big minus for being extremely vague.
I suppose Id sit there and look at all the different companies that
show up in their 'Our Distribution' bit of the site, and then look at
how hard it would be to deal with
Lots of different discussions recently have got me thinking about
publicity.
It strikes me that its become one of the weaker links, it hasnt
evolved like the ease of use, technology distribution stuff has.
I dunno, perhaps I would expect the various network/distribution/guide
companies to do
ok... So now I've been infected by you videoblogging-types! :O hahahaha
Besides when I first started out editing MSM video, I've never given a
damn about being credited for something I did. Most of what I do is
segment editing. I make short pieces that go into larger shows.
Sometimes, I'm the
Hello,
Mefeedia's put out the latest State of the Vlogospere...
http://mefeedia.com/blog/2007/07/202/
See what's happening in the world of vlogging, Internet TV, vodcasting, the
NewTube, or whatever you call it.
See ya
--
Charles Iliya Krempeaux, B.Sc. http://ChangeLog.ca/
LiveVideo is chock full of videoblogs. Conspiciously missing.
Brook
On 7/30/07, Charles Iliya Krempeaux [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
Mefeedia's put out the latest State of the Vlogospere...
http://mefeedia.com/blog/2007/07/202/
See what's happening in the world of vlogging,
I found this video on Teacher Tube about moving JVC Enviro HDD .mod
files to iMovie.
http://www.teachertube.com/view_video.php?viewkey=cc0be55b2c82f6975038
Seriously, you want Mpeg Streamclip for these camcorders. This is
available in Mac and PC versions.
The main thing is to remember to
Yeah, i guess it's in Other.
I didn't know about Live Video until a couple of days ago.
Completely passed me by.
You're right, there are a lot of videoblogs there.
I read rumours that it's owned by Google - that it's a secret Google
video projecct.
I just signed up.
I found it through a
Awesome.
On 28/07/07, bordercollieaustralianshepherd
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ask a Nija,
you better watch your back,
Persky at minimum
a pesky competitor?
na!
his moves suggest
he is a menacing contender.
Oo-Rah!
I was digging it just as it was
And then the ending
Hello Irene,
On 7/29/07, Irene Duma [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone know of a good way to get your videos off a cell phone and onto a
Wordpress blog? Whether directly, or via a video aggregator¹s site?
Many cell phones let you e-mail videos (and photos) on your cell phone.
You may be able
Hi Irene,
Yes, I do this with every post.
But it depends on your phone's capabilities. At the most basic
level, you'd have to take the memory card out of your phone and
transfer the file to your computer.
Most new phones allow you to transfer files to a computer by
Bluetooth. Then you
Be sure to investigate tree3 on livevideo. She is a friend and student of
mine who in her elderly years has gone completely wild with videoblogging on
livevideo. She also makes some remarkable personal videos about India and
Southeast Asia but she keeps seperate identities online so those aren't
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