On 17/07/06, kirby urner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yes I saw part of it few months ago. It looks really interesting but it was difficult for me to focus due to the quit low signal/noise audio ratio (at least as my french ears perceived it) and the acoustic of the place didn't seem to help either.
Well, I like to 'see' who's speaking in a video but a good quality audio part is I believe the most important one (some camcorders come with a 'mic in' which is useful if the speaker is quite far away from the camcorder).
Also consider ripping the audio track for 'iPod' users. Most people like me prefer to listen to an audio content while commuting/jogging/shopping and come back latter for the slides/video/webpages if they want to explore more.
Concerning 'podcasting' I like what Ron Stephens is doing with Python 411:
"The python411 podcasts are created to help people learn Python and learn about Python."
http://awaretek.com/python/index.html
He's always searching for topics, audio contents or people to interview.
If there's a relation between 'learning Python' and folks on this list then I think it would be great if some of you here would consider to contact him : he's really open and he's got plenty of downloads :)
francois
> Sounds interesting. Could you also put that on Google Video, YouTube or
> whatever ?
>
There's my boring preview of the content of gnu math @ the London
Knowledge Lab, accessible via the summit wiki page:
http://wiki.tsf.org.za/shuttleworthfoundationwiki/Project_Summit
Yes I saw part of it few months ago. It looks really interesting but it was difficult for me to focus due to the quit low signal/noise audio ratio (at least as my french ears perceived it) and the acoustic of the place didn't seem to help either.
but in my next phase, I'll try staying behind the camera most of the
time. It's not my plan to hog the limelight.
Well, I like to 'see' who's speaking in a video but a good quality audio part is I believe the most important one (some camcorders come with a 'mic in' which is useful if the speaker is quite far away from the camcorder).
Also consider ripping the audio track for 'iPod' users. Most people like me prefer to listen to an audio content while commuting/jogging/shopping and come back latter for the slides/video/webpages if they want to explore more.
Concerning 'podcasting' I like what Ron Stephens is doing with Python 411:
"The python411 podcasts are created to help people learn Python and learn about Python."
http://awaretek.com/python/index.html
He's always searching for topics, audio contents or people to interview.
If there's a relation between 'learning Python' and folks on this list then I think it would be great if some of you here would consider to contact him : he's really open and he's got plenty of downloads :)
> PS:
>
> 'My' ~final ~word on this subject ( ...euh videos) ;)
>
> http://scott.weston.id.au/software/pymissile-20060126/
>
How very DARPA. Python must feel right at home.
Kirby
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