[videoblogging] Stat Counters and conflicting reports

2005-07-24 Thread Josh Wolf




Hey, does anyone know anything about Stat counters? I've got both 
Branica and StatCounter.org running and the results are dramatically 
different... Stat counter shows a massive amount more traffic than 
Branica... anyone know what might be going on? Thanks...

Josh


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Re: [videoblogging] Stat Counters and conflicting reports

2005-07-24 Thread Michael Verdi




Hey Josh,
I don't know why that happens but I have noticed it also. From what 
I've seen they're only good for pointing to a general trend - visits 
are going up or visits are going down kind of thing.
-Verdi
On Jul 24, 2005, at 3:25 AM, Josh Wolf wrote:

 Hey, does anyone know anything about Stat counters? I've got both
 Branica and StatCounter.org running and the results are dramatically
 different... Stat counter shows a massive amount more traffic than
 Branica... anyone know what might be going on? Thanks...

 Josh




  




  
  
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[videoblogging] Re: Mobile vlogging!

2005-07-24 Thread Jack Olmted




I'm doing a little Mobile vlogging as coverage of the Bite Of Seattle and staying with 
my in-laws this weekend on my MSN Spaces blog:

http://spaces.msn.com/members/ndr/

Problems: 

battery gets drained fast recording and uploading 
signal is unreliable

i found myself batch uploading around an ac outlet where there was a strong signal 
which was the ferry terminal on my way to bed.

Yesterday, I recorded 50 minutes of various video clips and probably 45 seconds of 
cell phone footage. But, the 50 minutes of video is still sitting in my camcorder while 
the 45 seconds is online now.

 Mobile vlogging is where the real action will be. Not in terms of
 slick production or great image quality, but in terms of being a real
 world-wide communications method.
 
 Are there any statistics as to how many people watch Rocketboom
 through the cell phone, Andrew?
 
 What success stories do we have in terms of mobile vlogging? Eric Rice
 from audioblog talks about Calling a number with your audio message.
 What about sending a video clip to a certain number through GPRS?
 
 I must admit I don't know the extent of problems that the Americans
 are facing with your telecommunications systems, but I do realize that
 you are facing certain .. challenges. But aren't things getting
 better?
 
 The real reason for my interest in mobile vlogging is articles like this: 
 http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/click_online/4706437.stm
 
 Mobile use in Tanzania and across Africa is gaining momentum all the
 time, and users continue to confound researchers with their creativity
 in using the devices.
 
 Already the West has started to look to Africa and the developing
 world for new ideas as to where to take the technology next.
 
 I remember there was an edition of The Economist a few months back
 with the front page title: The real digital divide - showing a cell
 phone, not a computer.
 
 So let's forget our G5's and Pentium 4's with Adobe Premiere Pro or
 iMovie for a moment. Let's talk about videoblogging without the
 computer, without the webcam.
 
 Here is a Swedish site where you can simply register, take a picture
 or a short movie sequence, and send it as an MMS to an address.
 http://mobilblogg.nu
 I have not tried it myself yet, but I will asap and once I do, I will
 make a report on screenvlog.com
 
 Ideas? Success stories? Have you tried mobile vlogging and if so could
 you please state your country, your network provider, how you do it
 and if it worked for you?
 
 Best regards, 
 
 Raymond M. Kristiansen
 site: dltq.org / screenvlog.com
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[videoblogging] Re: Stat Counters and conflicting reports

2005-07-24 Thread Peter Paddon




Different counters calculate their number in different ways. Some 
will count every hit on a page, so if Joe visits your sight, and 
keeps coming back to a particular page, the counter will increment 
every time.

Another type of counter will calculate every visit. Underthe same 
scenario, Joe's visit above would only increment the counter once, 
but if he came back later in the day, that would move the counter up 
again.

Yet another type of counter only includes unique visits for a day, 
so Joe's second visit to your site wouldn't increase the count, but 
his visit the next day (he must really like your site) would be 
counted.

They all have their uses, depending on whether your aim is to gather 
accurate marketing data, imress your visitors, or just see if it is 
worth maintaining the site. You could use all three and they would 
be wildly different, and yet all totally accurate.

Hope that helps.

Peter

--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Michael Verdi [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
wrote:
 Hey Josh,
 I don't know why that happens but I have noticed it also. From 
what 
 I've seen they're only good for pointing to a general trend - 
visits 
 are going up or visits are going down kind of thing.
 -Verdi
 On Jul 24, 2005, at 3:25 AM, Josh Wolf wrote:
 
  Hey, does anyone know anything about Stat counters? I've got both
  Branica and StatCounter.org running and the results are 
dramatically
  different... Stat counter shows a massive amount more traffic 
than
  Branica... anyone know what might be going on? Thanks...
 
  Josh





  




  
  
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[videoblogging] Re: Mobile vlogging!

2005-07-24 Thread Clark ov Saturn




On Mobile vlogging!:
I wonder if crime drops at all as a result of more and more people
having cameras (especially video) on their phones, etc. Remembering
incidents like the old Rodney King police brutality issue (among
others) that were captured on videotape, one would think that more and
more crimes would be captured live and could be easily distributed
worldwide to (hopefully) bring justice (except in cases where the
perpetrators have enough money to afford their crime). There are
already a ton of surveillance cameras worldwide (an interesting issue,
I think) but now are police out there getting video and images off of
people's phones? Is there a central place to email images or videos
from a phone along with the location in case of a suspected crime
 
As mentioned this technology has potential for people in Africa, South
America, South Asia, etc. who could use this to help bring light to
problems or good things happening in their environ.

In terms of sites that allow you to email images or video from your
phone and post it to the net, I was checking out
http://www.mo-blog.com but I haven't been successful in getting it to
work. I'm very interested in being able to simply shoot from my Treo
650 (especially video) and email it to a blog. I tried this with
Blogger.com and it didn't work (neither still nor movies).. Does
anyone know of a site where this all works smoothly?

cheers,
clark
http://zipzapzop.com

--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, R. Kristiansen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Mobile vlogging is where the real action will be. Not in terms of
 slick production or great image quality, but in terms of being a
real world-wide communications method.

 
 Here is a Swedish site where you can simply register, take a picture
 or a short movie sequence, and send it as an MMS to an address.
 http://mobilblogg.nu







  




  
  
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[videoblogging] Adobe Premiere Compression

2005-07-24 Thread ryanne hodson




hey kids
does anyone use Premiere for editing?
what are your compression settings?
would you be willing to make a screencast/tutorial for freevlog?
 either way
can you tell me your settings?

people ask me all the time and i dont have premiere
and every program is different with what works and what doesnt.

thanks!!

-ry

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[videoblogging] problem with internet archive

2005-07-24 Thread missingkittentv




hey kids,

is anyone else have trouble with the internet archive? i uploaded a
video and screen-capture last night  the files are still sitting in
the que. i tried to upload them again this morning  the ourmedia
publishing tool gave me a error saying that the disk was full.

i have no idea what this means or why im having a problem with these
files. but if anyone has any advice, id really appreciate the help!

thanks,
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Stat Counters and conflicting reports

2005-07-24 Thread Josh Wolf




Thanks Peter...

The only thing is that the one counters unique visitor total is 
less than the others more vague visitor total on a daily basis. The 
numbers are so different that for one stat counter I'm shocked at the 
amount of traffic I've managed to get and for the other -- well, it's 
cool that close a hundred people are checking out my page each day; 
but the other stat is quite dramatically different.

Josh


On Jul 24, 2005, at 8:39 AM, Peter Paddon wrote:

 Different counters calculate their number in different ways. Some
 will count every hit on a page, so if Joe visits your sight, and
 keeps coming back to a particular page, the counter will increment
 every time.

 Another type of counter will calculate every visit. Underthe same
 scenario, Joe's visit above would only increment the counter once,
 but if he came back later in the day, that would move the counter up
 again.

 Yet another type of counter only includes unique visits for a day,
 so Joe's second visit to your site wouldn't increase the count, but
 his visit the next day (he must really like your site) would be
 counted.

 They all have their uses, depending on whether your aim is to gather
 accurate marketing data, imress your visitors, or just see if it is
 worth maintaining the site. You could use all three and they would
 be wildly different, and yet all totally accurate.

 Hope that helps.

 Peter

 --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Michael Verdi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
  Hey Josh,
  I don't know why that happens but I have noticed it also. From
 what
  I've seen they're only good for pointing to a general trend -
 visits
  are going up or visits are going down kind of thing.
  -Verdi
  On Jul 24, 2005, at 3:25 AM, Josh Wolf wrote:
 
   Hey, does anyone know anything about Stat counters? I've got both
   Branica and StatCounter.org running and the results are
 dramatically
   different... Stat counter shows a massive amount more traffic
 than
   Branica... anyone know what might be going on? Thanks...
  
   Josh



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Re: [videoblogging] problem with internet archive

2005-07-24 Thread Josh Wolf




Over the past few days, I have noticed the Archive loading movies 
more slowly than usual; I haven't uploaded anything to Ourmedia in 
the last week though as my most recent video will need to be taken 
down at some point soon and it's just easier to delete movies from 
my .mac account than it is to write the folks at ourmedia and ask 
that they take down the file when the need arises.

Josh


On Jul 24, 2005, at 10:42 AM, missingkittentv wrote:

 hey kids,

 is anyone else have trouble with the internet archive? i uploaded a
 video and screen-capture last night  the files are still sitting in
 the que. i tried to upload them again this morning  the ourmedia
 publishing tool gave me a error saying that the disk was full.

 i have no idea what this means or why im having a problem with these
 files. but if anyone has any advice, id really appreciate the help!

 thanks,
 mariah




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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Mobile vlogging!

2005-07-24 Thread Andreas Haugstrup




On Sun, 24 Jul 2005 17:54:15 +0200, Clark ov Saturn 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I wonder if crime drops at all as a result of more and more people
 having cameras (especially video) on their phones, etc. Remembering
 incidents like the old Rodney King police brutality issue (among
 others) that were captured on videotape, one would think that more and
 more crimes would be captured live and could be easily distributed
 worldwide to (hopefully) bring justice (except in cases where the
 perpetrators have enough money to afford their crime).

You have to remember the other side of the story. Video is *the* most 
deceptive and seductive type of media. Editing out the 25 minutes of 
random druggie pushing a cop and only showing the 10 seconds where the cop 
has to use his baton doesn't help bring justice.

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[videoblogging] Re: problem with internet archive

2005-07-24 Thread missingkittentv




thanks so much for your help, josh!

i just tried uploading the files again, this time through the ourmedia
website, instead of the publishing tool, and got IA urls almost
instantly. the files dont show up on the archive contributions page,
or in the que, at all, but somehow its working... i dont understand
why, but im grateful, nonetheless.

the original uploads have been in limbo for over 13 hrs. doesnt make
a lick of sense to me. but i hope no one else is having this problem.

thanks again!
m 

--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Josh Wolf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Over the past few days, I have noticed the Archive loading movies 
 more slowly than usual; I haven't uploaded anything to Ourmedia in 
 the last week though as my most recent video will need to be taken 
 down at some point soon and it's just easier to delete movies from 
 my .mac account than it is to write the folks at ourmedia and ask 
 that they take down the file when the need arises.
 
 Josh
 
 
 On Jul 24, 2005, at 10:42 AM, missingkittentv wrote:
 
  hey kids,
 
  is anyone else have trouble with the internet archive? i uploaded a
  video and screen-capture last night  the files are still sitting in
  the que. i tried to upload them again this morning  the ourmedia
  publishing tool gave me a error saying that the disk was full.
 
  i have no idea what this means or why im having a problem with these
  files. but if anyone has any advice, id really appreciate the help!
 
  thanks,
  mariah
 
 
 
 
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Re: [videoblogging] Adobe Premiere Compression

2005-07-24 Thread Devlon




Hey Ryanne,

I used Premiere on my PC for editing and I used to use it for
compression, but the 'Cleaner EZ' add-in that gave me good fast-start
compression pulls and illegal operation everytime I hit 'go' and
crashes...so I no longer use it for compression...I have to import
into Avid and get it to do the heavy lifting.

That being said, I could come up with some screen shots? It's Premiere 6

Want 'em?

On 7/24/05, ryanne hodson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 hey kids
 does anyone use Premiere for editing?
 what are your compression settings?
 would you be willing to make a screencast/tutorial for freevlog?
 either way
 can you tell me your settings?
 
 people ask me all the time and i dont have premiere
 and every program is different with what works and what doesnt.
 
 thanks!!
 
 -ry
 
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[videoblogging] Vlogme 05

2005-07-24 Thread Clark ov Saturn




Raymund wrote:
 So let's forget our G5's and Pentium 4's with Adobe Premiere Pro or
 iMovie for a moment. Let's talk about videoblogging without the
 computer, without the webcam.

So this got me thinking. And playing around. 

Sunday, 24 July 2005.

Ten years ago, there was Dogme 95. 
Now, there is Vlogme 05 (®, adapted and adopted: clark ov saturn, 05)
>From this day forward, Vloggers have the OPTION to participate in a
 
Vlogme 05 Vow of Chastity:

1. Filming must be done on location. Props and sets must not be
brought in (if a particular prop is necessary for the story, a
location must be chosen where this prop is to be found). This could be
your home, a vehicle, outside, etc. The basic gist is you are not
creating a set, just filming somewhere that already is. 

2. The sound must never be produced apart from the images or vice
versa. (Music must not be used unless it occurs where the scene is
being filmed). This could be a radio in the car, stereo at home, etc,
but the sound should be the ambient sound from the filming
environment. No post-production music.

3. The camera (or phone-camera) must be hand-held. Any movement or
immobility attainable in the hand is permitted. (The film must not
take place where the camera is standing; filming must take place where
the film takes place. i.e. the camera moves to the people, not the
people to the camera) 

4. The film must be in colour. Special lighting is not acceptable. (If
there is too little light for exposure the scene must be cut or a
single lamp be attached to the camera). Natural light. 

5. Optical work and filters are forbidden, both in filming and in
post-production.

6. The film must not contain superficial action. (Murders, weapons,
etc. must not occur.)

7. Temporal and geographical alienation are forbidden. (That is to say
that the film takes place here and now.)

8. Genre vlogs are not acceptable to be considered Vlogme05 certified.

9. No text/character-generated titles are allowed, unless they contain
a blinking cursor. Titles created by hand and shot with the camera are
permissible.

10. The director must not be credited in the vlog clip. (but may be in
the vlog post).

11. Only cut edits allowed, and minimal editing. Whenever possible the
Vlog clip should run start to finish in one shot, however cutting out
unnecessary footage is desirable. It is also permissible to pause the
recording in camera at any interval so that when played back the tape
is already semi-edited. In such a way it is still possible to get
rapid cuts, different angles, and time lapses. 

12. Fade ins and outs are not allowed. It should feel like you've just
put in a tape that you just shot, hit play and showed us a moving
snapshot of time, then hit stop. 

13. Special digital effects, filters, wipes, mixes not allowed.
Slow-motion and superspeed are permitted, however the audio should
sound accordingly slow or fast.

14. The primary object of the Vlogme 05 vlog must be someone other
than the camera operator. It is equally desirable for the person being
filmed to know or to not know they are being filmed. In fact, it may
be 51/50 in favor of them not knowing until after they have been
filmed. But we're not talking dirty closet sex tapes here. We're
trying to capture natural life occurring, not people performing for
the camera. 

It is important to note that http://ZipZapZop.com is not a Vlogme 05
project. However, there is frequently a blinking cursor. It is also
important to note that in many cases the original Dogme 95 filmmakers
did not abide by every rule in the vow of chastity.

So I went ahead and made another janky vlog, and I'd like others to be
members to participate. If you would like to contribute works to
http://vlogme05.blogspot.com, and agree with the Vow of Chastity,
please contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] to become a contributing
member. The goal is to have all posts to the Vlogme 05 vlog conform to
the vow of chastity. 

I encourage you to explore the original Dogme 95 manifesto on their
official site:
http://www.dogme95.dk/menu/menuset.htm

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Re: [videoblogging] Vlogme 05

2005-07-24 Thread Anders Clerwall




On 7/24/05, Clark ov Saturn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 So this got me thinking. And playing around.
 
 Sunday, 24 July 2005.
 
 Ten years ago, there was Dogme 95.
 Now, there is Vlogme 05 ((r), adapted and adopted: clark ov saturn, 05)

Vlogme05 ... That sounds awesome!
I don't have a clue what I'd do. But I feel very inspired to do something :)
Have to find someone to hold the camera though.
Or maybe it's the beers talking (c'mon, I'm on vacation here!)

Only the future will tell!
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[videoblogging] Re: problem with internet archive (PAY FOR HOSTING)

2005-07-24 Thread LeanBackVids.com




I've given up on OurMedia (Archive.org) to host the LBV movies. The
free concept is noble and appreciated, but it has been flat out slow.
 Basically, you get what you pay for.

Most hosting services should be to serve your vids for a small monthly
fee. Our file sizes range from 5-25 MB and we use mostly widescreen
video. Dreamhost offers fast downloads and tons of bandwith.

Peep this...

http://www.leanbackvids.com/videoblog/seattle/fourth-of-jul-ivars-2005/

http://www.leanbackvids.com/videoblog/



--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, missingkittentv
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 thanks so much for your help, josh!
 
 i just tried uploading the files again, this time through the ourmedia
 website, instead of the publishing tool, and got IA urls almost
 instantly. the files dont show up on the archive contributions page,
 or in the que, at all, but somehow its working... i dont understand
 why, but im grateful, nonetheless.
 
 the original uploads have been in limbo for over 13 hrs. doesnt make
 a lick of sense to me. but i hope no one else is having this problem.
 
 thanks again!
 m 
 
 --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Josh Wolf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Over the past few days, I have noticed the Archive loading movies 
  more slowly than usual; I haven't uploaded anything to Ourmedia in 
  the last week though as my most recent video will need to be taken 
  down at some point soon and it's just easier to delete movies from 
  my .mac account than it is to write the folks at ourmedia and ask 
  that they take down the file when the need arises.
  
  Josh
  
  
  On Jul 24, 2005, at 10:42 AM, missingkittentv wrote:
  
   hey kids,
  
   is anyone else have trouble with the internet archive? i uploaded a
   video and screen-capture last night  the files are still sitting in
   the que. i tried to upload them again this morning  the ourmedia
   publishing tool gave me a error saying that the disk was full.
  
   i have no idea what this means or why im having a problem with these
   files. but if anyone has any advice, id really appreciate the help!
  
   thanks,
   mariah
  
  
  
  
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Re: [videoblogging] Vlogme 05

2005-07-24 Thread Steve Garfield




Can you explain this one?

Can you have credits?

The way video moves around the web these days having credits embedded 
in the video seems like a requirement.

--Steve

On Jul 24, 2005, at 3:37 PM, Clark ov Saturn wrote:

 10. The director must not be credited in the vlog clip. (but may be in
 the vlog post).

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[videoblogging] Re: Vlogme 05

2005-07-24 Thread johngaltsjournal




I'm with this (probably because most of my vids end up almost Vlogme05. not by choice, 
just what I got)

People should tag them vlogme05 also.

schlomo
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--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Clark ov Saturn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Ten years ago, there was Dogme 95. 
 Now, there is Vlogme 05 (®, adapted and adopted: clark ov saturn, 05)
 From this day forward, Vloggers have the OPTION to participate in a
 
 Vlogme 05 Vow of Chastity:
 So I went ahead and made another janky vlog, and I'd like others to be
 members to participate. If you would like to contribute works to
 http://vlogme05.blogspot.com, and agree with the Vow of Chastity,
 please contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] to become a contributing
 member. The goal is to have all posts to the Vlogme 05 vlog conform to
 the vow of chastity. 
 
 I encourage you to explore the original Dogme 95 manifesto on their
 official site:
 http://www.dogme95.dk/menu/menuset.htm
 
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Re: [videoblogging] Vlogme 05

2005-07-24 Thread Adrian Miles




around the 24/7/05 Clark ov Saturn mentioned 
about [videoblogging] Vlogme 05 that:
So this got me thinking. And playing around.

Sunday, 24 July 2005.

Ten years ago, there was Dogme 95.
Now, there is Vlogme 05 (®, adapted and adopted: clark ov saturn, 05)
From this day forward, Vloggers have the OPTION to participate in a

vogme manifesto.

november 2000.

http://hypertext.rmit.edu.au/vog/manifesto/

point 9 about to be amended to:
a vog is jean luc godard with a mac and a modem

which i think captures the spirit of your vlogme 05 nicely :-)
-- 
cheers
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URL:http://hypertext.rmit.edu.au/vlog






  
  
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Re: [videoblogging] Vlogme 05

2005-07-24 Thread duncan speakman




hmmm.. not wanting to piss on anyones fire but this seems like a bit
of a redundant idea...

the original dogme manifesto was partly about getting away from the
styles of film-making predominant in hollywood, and bringing some
energy back into the filmic form (there was more to it of course. but
you get the gist) ..
so two things spring to my mind...
1. vlogs haven;t fallen into any kind of style or formula that you can
push or revolt against
2. if there is a common thread out there it is a style that already
sits in the dogme frame, i.e. no special lighting, all handheld, no
post production.. etc etc. SO just using a variation on the original
dogme vow is like saying.. ok everyone.. do what you are already
doing,

a dogme style manifesto for vlogging would need to look at established
vlog formulas and work out ways to disrupt them.. i don;t have the
answers.. but i do think it;s very hard to react against something
that hasn;t really formed yet?

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Re: [videoblogging] Vlogme 05

2005-07-24 Thread Andreas Haugstrup




I'm in agreement with Duncan, that this seem redundant, but I can comment 
a bit on Steve.

In the original Dogme movies the director was not credited in the film. Of 
course you still knew that Vinterberg did 'The Celebration', Von Trier did 
'The Idiots' and so on. But that was because you read newspapers. If you 
just saw the movie you wouldn't know who directed it.

As for videoblogs it seems to defeat the point to allow credits in the 
blog post, but not in the video. The two are one, if your video is 
something seperate from your blog post you're making short films. You've 
got video in a blog, not a videoblog.

- Andreas

On Sun, 24 Jul 2005 22:27:04 +0200, Steve Garfield 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Can you explain this one?

 Can you have credits?

 The way video moves around the web these days having credits embedded
 in the video seems like a requirement.

 --Steve

 On Jul 24, 2005, at 3:37 PM, Clark ov Saturn wrote:

 10. The director must not be credited in the vlog clip. (but may be in
 the vlog post).

 --Steve



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[videoblogging] Re: Vlogme 05

2005-07-24 Thread johngaltsjournal




Well, all bets are off if you are going to take it seriously!:)

I just thought it was funny. Actually, I thought it would be a different place to put up stuff 
that I like, but somewhere else for some other reason. Whatever reason that might be.

Plus I figured something fun could come out of making this with someone on the other 
side of the country. You know, that sort of thing.

Just come out and play Andreas and Duncan, it's just shits and giggles. And when you 
think about it: Dogme05 came out of yes, a rebellion against the Movie Machine, but they 
also just loved to make movies. And that is really why they all signed up in the first place.

schlomo
http://schlomolog.blogspot.com
ps
I think Anti wears the Vlogme05 Crown.

--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Andreas Haugstrup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I'm in agreement with Duncan, that this seem redundant, but I can comment 
 a bit on Steve.
 
 In the original Dogme movies the director was not credited in the film. Of 
 course you still knew that Vinterberg did 'The Celebration', Von Trier did 
 'The Idiots' and so on. But that was because you read newspapers. If you 
 just saw the movie you wouldn't know who directed it.
 
 As for videoblogs it seems to defeat the point to allow credits in the 
 blog post, but not in the video. The two are one, if your video is 
 something seperate from your blog post you're making short films. You've 
 got video in a blog, not a videoblog.
 






  




  
  
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[videoblogging] can't upload or get answers to ourmedia.org

2005-07-24 Thread icsn2202




After the last 2 days I get error 550: can't create directory; file 
exists when I try uploading to ourmedia.org...have posted to their 
forum as well as emailed them directly...anyone know how to get this 
error stopped so I can upload 2 of my movies???

I am also trying google video but they take weeks at this point to 
get them live, and I can find only a few of my uploaded movied 
there by google video search once they are supposedly live. They 
have only a few videos they can take I guess as they are still 
experimenting, and I have already uploaded my 2 movies there and 
will be waiting weeks to have a chance at seeing them live on the 
internet.

Anyone got any other ideas? Any other archiving places we can 
upload our movies to?? free?? : )

Also, anyone have experience with embedding RealPlayer to their 
website? I have having problems writing metafile to direct 
RealPlayer on my site to read movie files stored on my website at 
http://www.electmagnetic.net on the last page, movie viewer. Has 
anybody got any experience with embedding a player for their movies 
on their website?? Maybe Windows Media or WinAmp player embedded on 
their site? I'm at icsn2202 @yahoo.com where I will for sure get 
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[videoblogging] Re: Vlogme 05

2005-07-24 Thread Clark ov Saturn




oops! there's no fire to piss on...
I see what you mean, Duncan, but ultimately, even though Dogme95 was a
reactionary move, Vlogme05 is not, it is a bit of fun and a portal. 
And not quite so serious, really, tongue is ever-so-slightly in cheek. 

Ultimately, if you look closely at the majority of vlogs out there,
some come close to the ideals of Vlogme05, but most do not meet the
requirements. There are many with lots of post-production, lots of
person talking to camera in hand,and that's GREAT!, I love them as
much as those without. Some of the musical ones bring on some serious
emotions. I'm not attempting to define vlogme05 as THE way Vlogging
should be done, on the contrary, I believe anyone and everyone should
do, create and post whatever they want in whatever form they want. Who
am I to tell anyone else what they should do with their camera and
computer? Vlog when you want, how you want, baby! Very much not an
elitist on this. And I'm not defining exactly what a vlog is or should
be. 

Vlogme05 is simply offering a portal, an option (as it said on the
original post) for only that one specific kind of vlog post---Such
that if you normally put lots of titles and music and editing into
your vlog, but decide to put up a couple without all that, you could
also post it to Vlogme05. In this way, everything can exist out there,
all forms of vlog, but you'll never see a person holding the camera
out talking to it on Vlogme05, you'll only see almost raw footage of
things happening, I hope. So it's just a place for people to post a
certain kind of vlog (in addition to their own space, or as an
alternative to it). 

I would guess that nearly everyone has posted at least a couple vlogs
that are like this, so I'd love to have them in one place. Starfire's
paper boy loud car Midas touch is one that comes to mind, or Michael
Verdi's Seagull which I just rewatched and I love s much, etc etc
etc. 

god natt,
clark

--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, duncan speakman
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 1. vlogs haven;t fallen into any kind of style or formula that you
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[videoblogging] Re: Vlogme 05

2005-07-24 Thread slaalem




Hi Guys

I lurk around here all the time but just had to come out and say something when this 
strand hit its stride. It spawned some thoughts...


 Just come out and play Andreas and Duncan, it's just shits and giggles. And when you 
 think about it: Dogme05 came out of yes, a rebellion against the Movie Machine, but 
they 
 also just loved to make movies. And that is really why they all signed up in the first 
place.
 
 schlomo


But what if this is an interesting idea for more than shits and giggles - but also needs 
refining? 

For instance, is it 'native' to the medium of vlogging that one cannot have computer 
generated credits? Or would the opposite be true? That one can *only* have computer 
generated credits because the other would seem contrived in this format? 

I'm really interested in exploring more fully what makes a vlog a vlog in how it tells it's 
story and perhaps designing a set of parameters to work with for a while that will help 
develop a language that really works for the medium specifically - ie: small screen 
viewing, computer viewing, viewing in isolation, with text, with photographs, with low 
concentration spans (usually viewed as an escape from doing other things), often very 
diary like (so, again, perhaps the point *would* be to include the videographer rather than 
to exclude) etc...

Perhaps this also pisses on the 'just for shits and giggles' fire and if so perhaps a separate 
vogme strand can be generated for the camudgeons around here?

Lastly, I think an interesting thing to look at is how, differently from dogme and other 
storytelling mediums or creative mediums in general, is how vlogging is most often for the 
untrained, not necessarily arty, joe on the street as a way of creating content and self-
expressing. It is more like folk art in that sense. So, I think that that idea should be taken 
into account when thinking up what would be specific and organic guidelines for a list of 
parameters of any kind (I have no idea what that would look like though. Perhaps just ways 
to nurture and refine the rawness of video/vlog making). 

Perhaps then that list of parameters just gets thrown away once it's been explored for a 
little while - which would probably be just as good an idea as creating one to begin with. 

By the way, the word 'manifesto' makes me cringe.

By the way, this could all just be too academic and counter to the point. Just my reaction 
and my thoughts...

Lisa
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[videoblogging] Re: 150 - Group Tipping Point?

2005-07-24 Thread Eric Rice





With all due respect (and you know I love you), I don't feel comfortable (too much) about 
the commercial or economic side of vlogging on this list or in the video conference. After 
the videoconference, most of my afternoon was spent on the phone with other vloggers 
who wanted to talk about various economic issues, monetization, and the like.

That's perhaps why the topic of divergent lists comes up. Community evolves into society. 
The rules of engagement change.

Peace out,

ER


--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Michael Verdi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Oh man. I just wanted to point out a correlation I saw. I'm not 
 sure that we need to break apart this group in a zillion pieces. 
 We've had a number of discussions in the past about other groups and 
 message boards and after a whole bunch of back and forth emails we 
 come to the conclusion that we like this list the way it is (I think 
 we've concluded this at least 3 times in the last 8 or 9 months). 
 That's not to say that things don't change. There are several other 
 lists - there is an RSS list, a business list, and a content list. 
 I'm subscribed to the content list but there hasn't been an email 
 there in months because they just end up here.
 FYI,
 Verdi
 
 On Jul 22, 2005, at 12:14 PM, David Meade wrote:
 
  --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Stephanie Bryant [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  wrote:
 
 
  Anyway, some possible sub-groups that could evolve out of this one:
  1) Vlogger-newbies: ...
  2) Vlogger-politics: ...
  3) Vlogger-press: ...
  4) Vlogger-legal: ...
  5) Vlogger-tech: ...
  6) Vlogger-compose: ...
 
 
 
  Yeah, I was thinking the other day that this had grown large enough
  that a more forum-style board (where posts can be grouped into
  sub-topics) would be helpful.
 
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[videoblogging] Re: Vlogme 05

2005-07-24 Thread Carl Weaver




No murders? Damn. There goes my contribution... Now I will have to set up a
car chase.

6. The film must not contain superficial action. (Murders, weapons,
etc. must not occur.)

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2005-07-24 Thread Jared




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