Hey Steve,
Thanks so much for giving us your perspective on what we're trying to
do. I know we are on the same page in terms of where we are headed,
but it's always helpful to get more input from users. And those
considering using.
Im glad crowdabout have implemented a fully embeddable version
.swf files are actually flash video or flash animation files, exported
with player code so that it is viewable in the browser using Flash
Player. .swf also allows for some interactivity, with clickable
hyperlinks, jumping around in the video or animation, etc. As an
ouput for video I dislike it
Long live blip.tv. I agree, their strategy of offering the flv
permalink sets them apart in a world of vieo hosting options. And
with that single link, we videobloggers have a whole host of other fun
things we can do with our content.
(This has been an unpaid and sincerely honest endorsement.)
Then what about magnify.net? I haven't looked closely at how they
aggregate videos...can anyone enlighten me?
Carter
CrowdAbout.us
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I blogged about it here:
http://offonatangent.blogspot.com/2007/03/mike-hudacks-rules-for-
how can i get my quicktime movie out of flash with the sound track?
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], caroosky carter@ wrote:
.swf files are actually flash video or flash animation files, exported
with player code so that it is viewable in the browser using Flash
Player. .swf also
I like this idea. I'm even wondering how to make it happen for
people's conversations on our site (CrowdAbout.us) Dang...my partner
is out of town and probably not going to be available to code things
like this for a bit. Was it hard to do? Something we could tell
people how to hack
I just checked, and I've gotten 58,923 views on one video I did that
was featured on YouTube. But did it lead to more subscribers to my
vlog? 4. Yes, four. And the video even contained the web address,
so, yeah, I share your frustration. Perhaps it was the venue.
Perhaps the views were
Keep in mind that YouTube has a financial incentive to get poeple to
the site as often as possible: ad impressions. I'm not saying it's
evil, by the way...someone has to pay the bills for the fun we're all
having on the web...but it definitely explains the decision-making
that went on at YT
Hey Andy,
Looks like a cool site! My wife and I have a similar vlog,
AboutTheBaby.com.
You might consider CrowdAbout.us, which is a social networking site
entirely centered on audio/video content.
Full disclaimer: I'm the co-founder of this new service, so yes, I'm
trying to convince you and
Hey Rhett,
Sounds like an amazing project! Be sure to list it over at
Planet2025.tv http://planet2025.tv . It's just the sort of thing we
are looking for! In fact, if you decide to join us over there, be sure
to let me know. I'd love to feature you.
Best,
Carter Harkins
http://planet2025.tv
I'll Deninitely be there! I'm in Atlanta for PodCamp as we speak, and
it's going great. Video is represented pretty well! I'm totally
looking forward to the session I'm heading up tomorow, since there has
already been a good deal of conversation about community and
participation percolating
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.
encoded using Nelly-Moser transcoded into another format
without spending thousands of dollars. Unless you know of something I
don't know...
Best,
Carter Harkins
http://crowdabout.us
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caroosky wrote:
Any chance
Cool! I'll be there for PodCamp Atlanta, leading a session and
hanging out with the rockstars of the podcasting/vlogging community.
If anyone else is going, let's meet up!
Carter Harkins
http://crowdabout.us
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Interesting quote in a blog post I stumbled across today on
community-centric business models:
http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/ChurchOfTheCustomer/~3/101184866/quoteunquote.html
Carter Harkins
http://crowdabout.us
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Dude, you
Harkins
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, John Dowdell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
caroosky wrote:
Now, if only the portable device manufacturers would get on the ball.
I'd love to load up a portable media device with a bunch of flash
video from YouTube, Revver, Blip
.flv, definitely. The reason is simple. .flv is the bare media file,
and .swf takes an .flv, adds a player to play it (and some other
optional things that I won't get in to now) and makes a new packaged
file that is executable, or will open and play in its own player when
clicked.
The reason
Hi Irene, we'd be delighted to have you as one of the earliest users
of the CrowdAbout site! It's early yet, but we already have some cool
new ideas (thanks in no small way to contributors like Rupert and
Scott!) such as adding images in posts. If you decide to give it a
try, drop me a line
Hi Daryl,
Not sure what you mean by using navigation buttons...
In my experience, after testing the newest flash encoder (On2 Flix
Engine with Sorenson encoders) used by Blip.tv and others, I have to
say, I don't see any real disadvantages to Flash anymore. There was a
time when the Flash video
Hi Brett,
It strikes me that this could become a back end statistics module for
any of the video sites you report data on. I'm curious about how it
works, what sort of integration with their sites you have, or if you
are just doing some sort of monitoring of publicly available
information...
Hi Scott! I've been enjoying your videos, especially the orchid
expo...beautiful!
You can add any media file you are watching to your favorites list by
clicking the star icon at the top area of the player. Lots of other
cool tools up in that area, too. Just hover your mouse over each one
to
/
http://www.crowdabout.us/fatgirlinohio/myshow/
On 7 Mar 2007, at 00:17, caroosky wrote:
Steve,
Great observations, especially the fact that we are each experts in
finding differences.
I'm sure you've heard the phrase, If the only tool you have in your
kit is a hammer
Sounds very cool, Tony. I'm having problems with the link you
provided, though, so I'll check back to see it in action later.
Rupert (from this forum) is using google map links in the time-posts
of his videos over at CrowdAbout.us. Poor guy is going to think I've
started stalking him, but I
blogging
platforms API's. I should be able to click re-blog this while
looking at any video on crowdabout.us and add reblog a video right
from a specific time and leave my comments on my blog.
Just day dreaming.
Peace,
-Mike
mefeedia.com
mmeiser.com/blog
On 3/6/07, caroosky [EMAIL
at the lens while I talk.
For anyone who feels mad talking into a lens as if you're talking to
a real person, I highly recommend http://www.zefrank.com today. It's
genius.
Rupert
http://www.fatgirlinohio.org/
http://www.crowdabout.us/fatgirlinohio/myshow/
On 7 Mar 2007, at 19:17, caroosky
@yahoogroups.com
videoblogging%40yahoogroups.com,
caroosky carter@ wrote:
Steve,
Great observations, especially the fact that we are each experts in
finding differences.
I'm sure you've heard the phrase, If the only tool you have in your
kit is a hammer, every problem you encounter
@yahoogroups.com, caroosky carter@ wrote:
Steve,
Great observations, especially the fact that we are each experts in
finding differences.
I'm sure you've heard the phrase, If the only tool you have in your
kit is a hammer, every problem you encounter starts to look like a
nail
@yahoogroups.com videoblogging%
40yahoogroups.com,
caroosky carter@ wrote:
Steve,
Great observations, especially the fact that we are each experts in
finding differences.
I'm sure you've heard the phrase, If the only tool you have in
your
kit is a hammer, every
://feeds.feedburner.com/fatgirlinohio/
http://crowdabout.us/fatgirlinohio/myshow/
On 6 Mar 2007, at 05:30, caroosky wrote:
Rupert, thanks for your comments about CrowdAbout! I appreciate your
ideas as well. For now, each post and comment identifies who
contributed it by the username, so it's pretty easy
Steve,
Great observations, especially the fact that we are each experts in
finding differences.
I'm sure you've heard the phrase, If the only tool you have in your
kit is a hammer, every problem you encounter starts to look like a nail.
As someone spending a great deal of time thinking about how
* in
my book, and a definite advantage over YouTube. Just got to figure
out how to make it work with my current set-up and feed.
Did any of that make any sense??
Rupert
http://www.fatgirlinohio.org/
http://feeds.feedburner.com/fatgirlinohio/
On 5 Mar 2007, at 04:15, caroosky wrote
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Mike Meiser
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 3/5/07, Rupert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Carter,
I really like what you guys are doing with crowdabout.us.
Who's you guys. I've never heard about crowdabout.us until just now.
Yeah, we are waaay too
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I'm doing a new show, I'm getting paid to vlog, it's pretty sweet.
But honestly, it's on a
topic that has a wide appeal, no matter how punky hippie I make it.
I have to be mentally
prepared to face the legions head on,
Rupert, you nailed it. I have put videos up on YouTube in hopes of
attracting traffic to my vlog, but did it work? Heck no! I even got
a respectable 60,000+ views on one video in YouTube, but it
contributed approximately 5 or 6 new visits to my vlog. That's it.
In a nutshell, YouTube is
Thanks,, Steve, it's Carter from CrowdAbout. I just joined the group,
and thought I'd pop in to this thread and thank you for the kind
words! And thank's Jean Marc for the mention!
We developed planet2025.tv as a managed installation of our contextual
commenting technology for a client
Great thoughts. I'll give you a developer's perspective about ads
being dynamically inserted inline with audio and video files. And
this goes to the heart of the whole New Media movement, which is about
empowering people to connect around content, and making that content
as accessible and usable
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