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Re: [videoblogging] Vlog Wiki Glossary

Gena, this looks great. I learned what a codec was! I think a link to this 
glossary should be included in the welcome message for this group. Yes, you 
are on the right track. Excellent job!

Jayme
http://raynesworld.blogspot.com/

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Sent: Sunday, October 16, 2005 12:46 PM
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>I would like feedback on the glossary that I am creating for the
> videoblogging community. I am trying to make sure that newbies can
> understand the terminology as well as being accurate.
>
> It is a work in progress. There are many more words that need to
> appear but I would like to know if I am on the right track.
>
> http://voxmedia.org/wiki/Videoblogging_Glossary
>
> Thanks,
>
> Gena
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[videoblogging] My new vlog

2005-10-16 Thread rsimpreza1944

Hi Everybody!

I have a new vlog: http://scottsvideoblog.blogspot.com/

I am a Masters graduate in communication and I am facsinated by new media. This 
is a 
powerful tool, it is widely available, and anyone can be innovative. It's great!

Scott Kraft
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: How do you explain that ?

Susan, this is the truth. I realize that I am in the habit of watching 
FireANT instead of evening television! It's just so different, and different 
is good. I watch one right after another, rarely stopping to leave comments. 
That's not saying I never do, but it's getting more and more rare. I just 
love watching videos and getting to know people through their videos.

Your videos rock, btw :o)

Jayme
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>
> I think tools like FireANT that allow people to view vlog posts one-
> after-another tend to curb people from making comments, because they
> can just sit on the couch and watch all the vlog posts without having
> to touch their keyboard.
>
> Want a funny visual?  Susan, sitting on the couch, crocheting a new
> winter blanket, with her laptop on the coffee table, and the day's
> different vlog posts playing their way out on her screen while she
> works.
>
> ;)
> Susan
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Re: [videoblogging] the most prolific vlogger

You are right about that! Bev's was the first vlog I subscribed to. Very 
addicting!

Jayme
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Subject: [videoblogging] the most prolific vlogger

after spending some time perusing the vlogosphere...I finally made my way to
subscribing to Bev Sykes vlog on Blip.tv . (something i have
been meaning to do after seeing her emmy's video) I then discovered her
blog.

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Re: [videoblogging] cinemalog - new vlogger

2005-10-16 Thread Brett Gaylor



Hi Ronen.  What are you using to compress?  Whatever you use, you should make sure you have "progressive download" or "fast start" selected, so the video will start playing as soon as it is sure it can play the whole way through without stopping.  Otherwise, we have to wait for the whole video to load.  And, as it seems like you are using some sort of HDV camera or something, it took quite a long time to download.Also, a picture is nice,too, for clickage.Nice video!  And, as you are asking us to let us know what you think, you might want to add a way for us to leave comments.  What are you using?  Blogger?Good work!bOn 16-Oct-05, at 7:47 PM, ronenwastaken wrote:  Hi.  I'm Ronen.  I've been running a private videolog since last April called cinemalog, and I'm slowly (with some censorship;P) making it public.  The downside is I'm technologically inept, and I can't find the right audio compressor (video takes a bit to load, give it time) and I can't accomplish anything near what I want to with the page.  At any rate, please check it out at http://cinemalog.net  I'd love to get any feedback, and certainly if any of the more web-minded among you would be willing to lend me a hand, I'd be most appreciative.  Thanks!  Ronen  YAHOO! GROUPS LINKS  Visit your group "videoblogging" on the web.    To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]    Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service.  - Brett Gaylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.etherworks.ca  

  




  
  
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Re: [videoblogging] New file uploaded to videoblogging

2005-10-16 Thread Kunga

Got it. I'll send you a pdf with working links as soon as i finish  
it. Thanks.
-- 
Taylor Barcroft http://www.blogger.com/profile/11159903
New Media Publisher, Editor, Video Journalist, Webcaster, Futurecaster
Santa Cruz CA, Beach of the Silicon Valley
URL http://FutureMedia.org
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iTunes http://tinyurl.com/8ql87

On Oct 15, 2005, at 1:51 PM, videoblogging@yahoogroups.com wrote:

> This email message is a notification to let you know that
> a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the videoblogging
> group.
>
>   File: /Handouts/handout.doc
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>   Description : Videoblog Resources via Ryanne
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Re: [videoblogging] I took a humungous step...

2005-10-16 Thread Kunga

It came back "Document Not Found". If you don't have it in PDF form  
with links yet Ryanne, I volunteer to make one.
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On Oct 15, 2005, at 1:53 PM, ryanne hodson wrote:

> i just posted my handout in the files section of the yahoo group:
>
> http://tinyurl.com/9bvud
>
> also a good resource for teaching
> is freevlog of course!
>
> go through the steps
> explain what they mean as you go.
>
> tell you story
> why do you do it?
> why/how did you start?
>
> -ryanne



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[videoblogging] cinemalog - new vlogger

2005-10-16 Thread ronenwastaken

Hi.  I'm Ronen.  I've been running a private videolog since last April
called cinemalog, and I'm slowly (with some censorship;P) making it
public.

The downside is I'm technologically inept, and I can't find the right
audio compressor (video takes a bit to load, give it time) and I can't
accomplish anything near what I want to with the page.

At any rate, please check it out at http://cinemalog.net

I'd love to get any feedback, and certainly if any of the more
web-minded among you would be willing to lend me a hand, I'd be most
appreciative.

Thanks!

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Re: [videoblogging] Men are pigs.....so what will that mean for women vloggers

2005-10-16 Thread Charles HOPE







aroundtheperimeter wrote:

A female
is not only for sex, try to like her for her mind, thoughts
and ideas...

I love Pamela Anderson for her ideas. Honest!

I don't think the culprit is "men" or "the internet" so much bored
teenagers. You should see the abuse that Jay Dedman gets from that
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[videoblogging] Don't read this! It's just more noise!

2005-10-16 Thread Anders Clerwall

Hi all,

I know this is just more noise for most of you, but I don't care :)

I'm unsubscribing from the videoblogging list and will only be reading
the vlogeurope list from now on, so if you're replying for some
reason, reply to all.
I will also be unsubscribing to a lot of vlogs. No hard feelings you guys.
Too much noise.. Too little substance.. Head hurts and wants back to a
small circle.

I didn't start videoblogging to...
...meet people, but I've met some and I loved it!
...become some sort of activist or evangelist.
...swap wasting time in front of the TV with wasting (more) time in
front of the computer.

I did however start videoblogging to...
...challenge my introvertion.
...experiment with video and editing.
...maybe find some outlet for playing music.

And all this lead to...
...an (in my opinion) overhyped video with a globe in it (although I
of course like it that people liked it.)
...(indirectly) me quitting my full-time job to try to find substance
in existing.
...two very cool trips to Amsterdam within the past month (VlogEurope
and new job.)
...some new very nice friends around the globe!
...me wanting to help build tools for you guys, which I will start to
do real soon.
...this egocentric mail.

So goodbye videoblogging@yahoogroups.com and a renewed hello to
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Vlog off!
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[videoblogging] Google Video - best settings for creation

2005-10-16 Thread Rich Hand

I searched through the group, but could not find anything on:

What are the best settings for creating video that is directly
compatible for Google Video?

The best video as stated by Google video FAQ is -

--- Google vide FAQ start ---
Google accepts video in a wide range of popular formats. The fastest
way to get your videos into Google Video is to submit each file in
MPEG4 format with MP3 audio or MPEG2 with MP3. 

While we also support other digital formats such as QuickTime, Windows
Media, and RealVideo, it's important to note that submitting your
files in these formats may significantly delay us from using them on
Google Video. In some cases, we may not be able to add your video at all.

Here are our preferred video specs: 
NTSC (4:3) size and framerate, deinterlaced
Video Codec: MPEG2 or MPEG4 (MPEG4 preferred)
Video Bitrate: at least 260Kbps (750kbps preferred) 
Audio Codec: MP3 vbr 
Audio Bitrate: at least 70Kbps (128 Kbps preferred)  
--- Google vide FAQ end ---

If someone could list the specific settings/codecs to achieve these
for both Quicktime and Windows MovieMaker that would help me greatly.

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[videoblogging] Re: Dont Record Music in the Background

I refuse to obey this. It is wrong, wrong, wrong! I will not stop
recording nor will I strip out audio because of a copyrighted song or
ringtone plays in the background.

I live in California. Do you know how many dang blasted ringtones I
hear (against my will) in a day? Each and every time one rings
somebody is getting paid. 

I do not charge money nor do I make any profit from my blog. I have no
intention of doing so. I firmly believe in artists being compensated
for their work. I do respect copyright. I have music that I would love
to use.

I have Sly and the Family Stone's "Stand" (40+ years old and still
grooving) just begging to be used in a video. But I can't use it. I
can't begin to pay for just 20 seconds of it. 

Is this what the recording industry wants? Only they can dictate what
and where music can be used? And there must be a dollar sign attached? 

I will not comply with a foolish law. You cannot strip away music from
real life. You cannot charge people for being surrounded in music. I
have a right to access my musical heritage. This will go a long way to
stop passing music from one generation to the next. 

We are getting closer to the time of "...This is the day that the
music died."  

Somebody start the bail fund.

Gena
http://outonthestoop.blogspot.com
**
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, andrew michael baron
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Excellent article in NYTimes about legal suits for filming the  
> environment around you:
> http://tinyurl.com/89of6
> 
> Jonathan Caouette may have originally shot "Tarnation" for as little  
> as $218, but once the film won distribution, clearance costs ran  
> roughly $230,000.
> 
> 
> Michael Vaccaro, a fourth grader, had just left P.S. 112 in Brooklyn  
> and was headed home with his mother. Two filmmakers were in front of  
> him, their camera capturing his every movement on video, when his  
> mother's cellphone rang.
> 
> "It was such an indicator of today's culture," said Amy Sewell, a  
> producer of "Mad Hot Ballroom," the documentary that follows New York  
> City children as they learn ballroom dancing and prepare for a  
> citywide contest. "Michael's mom had just asked him how school was,  
> her cellphone rings, she answers it, and the look on his face says,  
> 'I don't get to tell my mom about my day.' "
> 
> In addition, the ringtone was "Gonna Fly Now," the theme from  
> "Rocky," and the neighborhood was Bensonhurst. "How perfect was  
> that?" Ms. Sewell said.
> 
> Perfect, but a problem. Had the ringtone been a common telephone  
> ring, the scene could have dropped into the final edit without a  
> hitch, the moment providing a quick bit of emotional texture to the  
> film. But EMI Music Publishing, which owns the rights to "Gonna Fly  
> Now," was asking the first-time producer for $10,000 to use those six  
> seconds.
> 
> etc. . .
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[videoblogging] video conference going on right now

2005-10-16 Thread R. Kristiansen




Hey all, 

We have a video conference going on right now. You can log in here:
http://flash.kmi.open.ac.uk:8080/fm/flashmeeting.php?pwd=1d859c-1895

We are discussing JD Lasica, Lessig's "Free Culture" book, the video iPod and other topics that will turn up. 

So far the participants are: 

Jan from Road Node 101
Gabe from xolo.tv
Max from milian.blogs.com
Enric from cirne.com
Marc from mindcaster.nl
Adam from bullemhead.com
Feel free to join us :)


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[videoblogging] vlogforum.org

2005-10-16 Thread Philip Clark

Hello team, 

Just wanted to let you all know about yet another attempt at a videoblogging messageboard:

http://vlogforum.org

I don't have any big expectations for this. Videobloggers have shown their preference for the immediacy of the mailing list format. I just wanted to build a nice house for myself and my links.

There is one topic where I was hoping to get some help from people on the list. I've set up a category called "The Rec Room" with the goal of compiling a list of all the vlog memes, remix projects, content challenges and so on. 

If you've ever taken part in one of these, or if you're planning to start one, would you mind dropping me a link so I can check it out -

http://vlogforum.org/viewforum.php?f=3

It would be cool to have an archive of as many of these as possible, before all this stuff blows up so huge that I can never find anything again.

--
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[videoblogging] Re: Missing Vlogger!!!

2005-10-16 Thread Steve Watkins

I dont know him or whats happened to him, but his videos still appear
to be on blip.tv:

http://www.blip.tv/posts/?user=shotgun%20hickey

Steve of Elbows

--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Josh Leo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Calling all Vloggers!! Calling all Vloggers!!
> 
> I was looking for Steven's version of the E-Band but could not find the
> media anywhere
> 
> I searched google, but ourmedia was gone his vlog was shut down (
> http://shotgunhickey.blogspot.com/)
> 
> if anyone knows where I can find this video, or where steven
went...please
> help
> 
> --
> Josh Leo
> 
> joshleo.com 
> stonefarm.blogspot.com 
> joshspicks.blogspot.com 
> wearethemedia.com 
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[videoblogging] Missing Vlogger!!!

2005-10-16 Thread Josh Leo




Calling all Vloggers!! Calling all Vloggers!!

I was looking for Steven's version of the E-Band but could not find the media anywhere

I searched google, but ourmedia was gone his vlog was shut down (http://shotgunhickey.blogspot.com/)

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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Dont Record Music in the Background

2005-10-16 Thread Deirdre Straughan




Be sure to yell out the lyrics to "Happy Birthday" while they're hauling you away, so it
would be cost-prohibitive to show your arrest on TV.

No, don't, otherwise when we try to distribute to the
video to prove that you were wrongfully arrested, we'll be stopped by
Madonna's lawyers and justice will emphatically not be served.-- best regards,Deirdré Straughanwww.straughan.com (personal)
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[videoblogging] Add yourself to the birthdays table!

Hey y'all!  (now I really sound like I'm in Texas!)

Under the "database" link on the left, I've created a Birthdays 
database.

Click on it, and please add your birthday to the list, in MM/DD format 
so it's sortable.  (you don't have to say what year! lol)

This way, when it's someone's birthday, if you're feeling creative, 
maybe you can make a vlog post for them!

If I see someone on the list who doesn't have their birthday listed 
after a while--beware--I'll be emailing you so I can add it to the 
table!

Let's give good wishes to our fellow friend vloggers.

:)
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RE: [videoblogging] Camtasia!!!!!! WOW Check this out!!!

2005-10-16 Thread Beth Kanter

Title: Message

there
is captivate from Macromedia, not sure if there is a mac
version

-Original Message-From:
videoblogging@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of RichardSent: Sunday, October 16, 2005 1:03
PMTo: videoblogging@yahoogroups.comSubject: Re:
[videoblogging] Camtasia!! WOW Check this out!!!I've
used Camtasia a lot for creating tutorials for students for stuff like flash
and dreamweaver ... recently I got a power book and much to my chagrin/sadly
there is no mac version of camtasia ... I have no idea if there is any mac
equivalent
On 10/13/05, Pat
Cook <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Hi
everyone:At 07:46 AM 10/11/2005, you wrote:
I didn't get to view your video, I
can't seem to reach Vimeo right now. I'll try again later! But another
(free) alternative to Camtasia would be CamStudio, at http://sourceforge.net/projects/camstudio/One
word to describe this nifty little program - SCHWEET. :)
I may not be able to run a cam stream 24/7 (my system crashes and
reboots for some oddball reason after awhile with the Micro Webcam drivers I
have to use), but I can sure as hell make short little vlog videos and
partake in the video conferences now that my cam is mounted properly atop my
monitor as opposed to elsewhere on the desk. :)And this little
program will (or at least *should*) enable me to add a watermark logo and do
other things as well. :D Cheers for now :)Pat
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[videoblogging] Posting a Video PodCast

2005-10-16 Thread JakeScott2

Hi, I'm new to the forum.  I've hunted around a bit to see if I could
find an answer to the question of how to post a video podcast so that
it appears in the "Video Podcast" section of iTunes.

>From what I can tell, it looks like alot of other people have been
wondering the same thing.

Is anyone able to provide any guidance on this yet?

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[videoblogging] Re: Dont Record Music in the Background

2005-10-16 Thread Philip Clark

I foresee a new breed of media terrorist, armed with tape recorders with 
Madonna songs 
on them, busting into political speeches and news conferences and rendering 
them unfit 
for broadcast by filling the background with copyrighted music.

Be sure to yell out the lyrics to "Happy Birthday" while they're hauling you 
away, so it 
would be cost-prohibitive to show your arrest on TV.

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--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, andrew michael baron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
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> Excellent article in NYTimes about legal suits for filming the  
> environment around you:
> http://tinyurl.com/89of6
> 
> Jonathan Caouette may have originally shot "Tarnation" for as little  
> as $218, but once the film won distribution, clearance costs ran  
> roughly $230,000.
> 
> 
> Michael Vaccaro, a fourth grader, had just left P.S. 112 in Brooklyn  
> and was headed home with his mother. Two filmmakers were in front of  
> him, their camera capturing his every movement on video, when his  
> mother's cellphone rang.
> 
> "It was such an indicator of today's culture," said Amy Sewell, a  
> producer of "Mad Hot Ballroom," the documentary that follows New York  
> City children as they learn ballroom dancing and prepare for a  
> citywide contest. "Michael's mom had just asked him how school was,  
> her cellphone rings, she answers it, and the look on his face says,  
> 'I don't get to tell my mom about my day.' "
> 
> In addition, the ringtone was "Gonna Fly Now," the theme from  
> "Rocky," and the neighborhood was Bensonhurst. "How perfect was  
> that?" Ms. Sewell said.
> 
> Perfect, but a problem. Had the ringtone been a common telephone  
> ring, the scene could have dropped into the final edit without a  
> hitch, the moment providing a quick bit of emotional texture to the  
> film. But EMI Music Publishing, which owns the rights to "Gonna Fly  
> Now," was asking the first-time producer for $10,000 to use those six  
> seconds.
> 
> etc. . .
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Re: [videoblogging] Dont Record Music in the Background

2005-10-16 Thread Beth Agnew







Now this is just completely stupid. It's one thing to deliberately use
a song as part of your video, you chose it, you knew what you were
doing. But when some tune happens to show up in your video, that's fair
use, and they do not in any way deserve compensation for it. Don't
people have common sense any more? 

Thanks, Andrew, for drawing our attention to this. 

This is why the record companies and the music industry has such a bad
reputation. They're idiots. I recently tried to license a particular
song, going through all the right channels, to use in a presentation I
was giving. They made the process so difficult that I decided not to
use the piece, EVER. 

andrew michael baron wrote:
Excellent article in NYTimes about legal suits for filming
the environment around you:
  http://tinyurl.com/89of6
  
  
  ... Two filmmakers
were in front of him, their camera capturing his every movement on
video, when his mother's cellphone rang
   the ringtone was "Gonna Fly Now," 

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RE: [videoblogging] Re: Vlogging by Nonprofit Organizations

2005-10-16 Thread Beth Kanter

Title: Message





jonny,
 
How 
did you convince them to do it?

  
  -Original Message-From: 
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  Behalf Of jonny goldsteinSent: Saturday, October 15, 2005 11:20 
  PMTo: videoblogging@yahoogroups.comSubject: 
  [videoblogging] Re: Vlogging by Nonprofit 
  OrganizationsA not for profit I work for will start 
  vlogging in about a month. I'll post when it's up and running--- In 
  videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Verdi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
  wrote:>> My theater company just started adding video to their 
  blog.  There's  > only one up right now.  Two others are 
  on the way.> http://jump-start.org> http://feeds.feedburner.com/jumpstart> 
  > -- > Verdi> http://michaelverdi.com/ >> 
  http://freevlog.org/ >> 
  http://node101.org/ >> 
  > > On Oct 14, 2005, at 9:27 PM, Beth Kanter wrote:> 
  > > Hey Folks,> >> > Is anyone on this list know 
  of any nonprofit organizations using  > > the medium of 
  vlogging to share their story?  Any folks work in the  > > 
  nonprofit sector?  I'm doing a quick scan for examples, ideas,  
  > > comments, observations.> >> > Please leave a 
  comment on blog or reply to the list.> > http://beth.typepad.com/beths_blog/2005/10/vlogging_and_no.html> 
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[videoblogging] Re: How to Make A Mic Flag For Under A Buck

True enough!  I'll pretend it's wireless... no one will know!  :D

--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "Jack Olmsted" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
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> > Now I just need to get a camera with a mic jack :D
> 
> u can do as they do in hollywood - fake it...
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[videoblogging] Re: logic in DVD creation?

Would you happen to have a DVD burner that came with Roxio Easy Media 
Creator 6?  (7 doesn't do it...)  Though not the most complicated 
software in the world, its DVD builder will let you make kinda tree 
style menus... I can help if needed... though going backwards, to 
previous clips etc, can't really do that.  but hopefully at least 
this is a step in the right direction.

Susan
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--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "Carl Weaver" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi, folks. I have a new task - to figure out how to create a DVD 
that uses
> some sort of logic for determining what to play next. I know, 
that's what
> menus are for. This is going to be for an educational DVD with lots 
of menus
> and routes to take, similar to a choose your own adventure book. I 
think
> this may be too complicated for a DVD player but I am not sure. I am
> thinking of this in terms of a flow chart, which is easy to see, 
but in
> terms of laying it all out for making a video, I don't know a simple
> construction method because then it has to be constructed in a 
linear
> fashion. Possible to do but difficult and confusing.
> 
> So here's my question. Is there a tool that will let me break free 
from the
> linear construction and allow me to create something that looks 
like a
> flowchart? This ideal piece of software would let me make a menu 
once, then
> have several video clips that lead to it, have loops that come back 
to each
> other, etc., and output a DVD. I have no idea where to turn for 
this, but
> knowing Steve Garfield, Verdi, Jay and others, someone will likely 
have it
> knocked out inside of a week. How hard is programming, anyway?
> 
> I tried doing this in Pinnacle Studio and Adobe Premiere and it got 
wicked
> complicated wicked fast.
> 
> Seriously though, what I am looking for is really just a different 
user
> interface to make this simpler to construct. Something like Visio, 
but for
> making interactive video. Hmm - "Video" - catchy name...
> 
> Thanks,
> Carl
> http://carlweaver.blogspot.com
> 
> Carl Weaver
> Photographer
> http://www.carlweaver.com
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Re: [videoblogging] logic in DVD creation?

2005-10-16 Thread duncan speakman





- to figure out how to create a DVD that uses
some sort of logic for determining what to play next. 
do you mean it works out what to play based on previous user input? (or
maybe by what they have already seen? DVD Studio Pro lets you work with
some fairly simple programming (i.e. variables) to do this, but it is
has some annoying limits on how many variables you can use this
kind of programming can appear quite complicated if you haven;t used
things like  variables before though.

If you're just talking about a route through a flow chart that is
decided at thhe beginning of the journey it also lets you create
'stories' pretty simply, just select the series of clips you want to
play and tell the story what to show once it's finished (e.g. the
original menu)

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[videoblogging] Dont Record Music in the Background

2005-10-16 Thread andrew michael baron

Excellent article in NYTimes about legal suits for filming the environment around you:http://tinyurl.com/89of6Jonathan Caouette may have originally shot "Tarnation" for as little as $218, but once the film won distribution, clearance costs ran roughly $230,000.Michael Vaccaro, a fourth grader, had just left P.S. 112 in Brooklyn and was headed home with his mother. Two filmmakers were in front of him, their camera capturing his every movement on video, when his mother's cellphone rang."It was such an indicator of today's culture," said Amy Sewell, a producer of "Mad Hot Ballroom," the documentary that follows New York City children as they learn ballroom dancing and prepare for a citywide contest. "Michael's mom had just asked him how school was, her cellphone rings, she answers it, and the look on his face says, 'I don't get to tell my mom about my day.' "In addition, the ringtone was "Gonna Fly Now," the theme from "Rocky," and the neighborhood was Bensonhurst. "How perfect was that?" Ms. Sewell said.Perfect, but a problem. Had the ringtone been a common telephone ring, the scene could have dropped into the final edit without a hitch, the moment providing a quick bit of emotional texture to the film. But EMI Music Publishing, which owns the rights to "Gonna Fly Now," was asking the first-time producer for $10,000 to use those six seconds.etc. . .

[videoblogging] Re: the most prolific vlogger

2005-10-16 Thread Bev

>>I call her the Andy Rooney of vlogging. Her 
> content rocks. I look forward to her posts. I usually watch them on her 
> youtube site. <<

I think Andy Rooney's job is safe for the moment, but thanks for the
lovely compliment, Doug.

-Bev





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Re: [videoblogging] the most prolific vlogger

2005-10-16 Thread BevSykes






Wow--what an endorsement.  Thank you, 
Josh!  I'm a little embarrassed by it.  The quality of my videos can't 
hold a candle to most of the ones you guys make--but I make up in quantity what 
I lack in quality!
 
-- BevBlog:  http://funnytheblog.blogspot.com/Video:  
http://basykes.blip.tv/Video:  http://www.ourmedia.org/user/24663Journal:  
http://funnytheworld.com

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  To: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com 
  
  Sent: Saturday, October 15, 2005 9:50 
  PM
  Subject: [videoblogging] the most 
  prolific vlogger
  after spending some time perusing the vlogosphere...I finally 
  made my way to subscribing to Bev Sykes vlog on Blip.tv. (something i have been meaning to do after 
  seeing her emmy's video) I then discovered her blog. Not only does Bev 
  post videos EVERY DAY! she also writes interesting extended posts to her blog, 
  often with pictures included...I guess if I wasn't working and didn't 
  have classes/homework...maybe i could be putting something close to the amount 
  of the stuff that bev is doingbut in the mean time all I can do is give 
  her credit for kicking blogosphere/vlogosphere butt!Bev's vlog: http://blip.tv/posts/?user=basykesBev's 
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[videoblogging] logic in DVD creation?

2005-10-16 Thread Carl Weaver

Hi, folks. I have a new task - to figure out how to create a DVD that uses
some sort of logic for determining what to play next. I know, that's what
menus are for. This is going to be for an educational DVD with lots of menus
and routes to take, similar to a choose your own adventure book. I think
this may be too complicated for a DVD player but I am not sure. I am
thinking of this in terms of a flow chart, which is easy to see, but in
terms of laying it all out for making a video, I don't know a simple
construction method because then it has to be constructed in a linear
fashion. Possible to do but difficult and confusing.

So here's my question. Is there a tool that will let me break free from the
linear construction and allow me to create something that looks like a
flowchart? This ideal piece of software would let me make a menu once, then
have several video clips that lead to it, have loops that come back to each
other, etc., and output a DVD. I have no idea where to turn for this, but
knowing Steve Garfield, Verdi, Jay and others, someone will likely have it
knocked out inside of a week. How hard is programming, anyway?

I tried doing this in Pinnacle Studio and Adobe Premiere and it got wicked
complicated wicked fast.

Seriously though, what I am looking for is really just a different user
interface to make this simpler to construct. Something like Visio, but for
making interactive video. Hmm - "Video" - catchy name...

Thanks,
Carl
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[videoblogging] Re: Vlog Wiki Glossary

I was thinking about that. I have a running list of online and
off-line sources I double-checked to make sure I was correct.

I'll see if I can whip one a proper section later this afternoon.

Gena
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> perhaps there should be a section for additional glossaries?
> 
> i just noticed this pdf one from avid on video editing
> 
> http://www.avid.com/freedv/avideditingglossary.pdf
> 
> 
> 
> Markus Sandy wrote:
> 
> >I was just thinking yesterday how a glossary for could be a useful 
> >handout or reference for VB presentations and workshops.
> >
> >I like that each term is defined in one or two simple sentences. I'm 
> >sure many can argue over some of the definitions, but the point is to 
> >quickly get the general idea across, not be the penultimate definition 
> >(you can always point to wikipedia for more info on most of these
terms).
> >
> >You are fantastic!  I think this will be very useful.
> >
> >Markus
> >
> >
> >
> >Gena wrote:
> >
> >  
> >
> >>I would like feedback on the glossary that I am creating for the
> >>videoblogging community. I am trying to make sure that newbies can
> >>understand the terminology as well as being accurate.
> >>
> >>It is a work in progress. There are many more words that need to
> >>appear but I would like to know if I am on the right track. 
> >>
> >>http://voxmedia.org/wiki/Videoblogging_Glossary
> >>
> >>Thanks,
> >>
> >>Gena

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Re: [videoblogging] Vlog Wiki Glossary

2005-10-16 Thread Markus Sandy







perhaps there should be a section for additional glossaries?

i just noticed this pdf one from avid on video editing

http://www.avid.com/freedv/avideditingglossary.pdf



Markus Sandy wrote:

  I was just thinking yesterday how a glossary for could be a useful 
handout or reference for VB presentations and workshops.

I like that each term is defined in one or two simple sentences. I'm 
sure many can argue over some of the definitions, but the point is to 
quickly get the general idea across, not be the penultimate definition 
(you can always point to wikipedia for more info on most of these terms).

You are fantastic!  I think this will be very useful.

Markus



Gena wrote:

  
  
I would like feedback on the glossary that I am creating for the
videoblogging community. I am trying to make sure that newbies can
understand the terminology as well as being accurate.

It is a work in progress. There are many more words that need to
appear but I would like to know if I am on the right track. 

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[videoblogging] Re: How to Make A Mic Flag For Under A Buck

2005-10-16 Thread Jack Olmsted

> Now I just need to get a camera with a mic jack :D

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[videoblogging] Mac Screencasting Program (Was Re: Camtasia!!!!!! WOW Check this out!!!)

There is! Snapz Pro and Snapz Pro X

http://www.ambrosiasw.com/utilities/snapzpro

For others that want to find free screencasting programs there is a
page on the wiki about screencasting:

http://voxmedia.org/wiki/How_to_Screencast

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> I've used Camtasia a lot for creating tutorials for students for
stuff like
> flash and dreamweaver ... recently I got a power book and much to my
> chagrin/sadly there is no mac version of camtasia ... I have no idea if
> there is any mac equivalent
> 
> On 10/13/05, Pat Cook <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > Hi everyone:
> >
> > At 07:46 AM 10/11/2005, you wrote:
> >
> > I didn't get to view your video, I can't seem to reach Vimeo right
now.
> > I'll try again later! But another (free) alternative to Camtasia
would be
> > CamStudio, at http://sourceforge.net/projects/camstudio/
> >
> >
> > One word to describe this nifty little program - SCHWEET. :)
> >
> > I may not be able to run a cam stream 24/7 (my system crashes and
reboots > > for some oddball reason after awhile with the Micro Webcam
drivers I have to > > use), but I can sure as hell make short little
vlog videos and partake in > > the video conferences now that my cam
is mounted properly atop my monitor as  > opposed to elsewhere on the
desk. :)
> >
> > And this little program will (or at least *should*) enable me to
add a  watermark logo and do other things as well. :D
> >
> > Cheers for now :)
> >
> > Pat Cook
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Re: [videoblogging] Vlog Wiki Glossary

2005-10-16 Thread Markus Sandy

I was just thinking yesterday how a glossary for could be a useful 
handout or reference for VB presentations and workshops.

I like that each term is defined in one or two simple sentences. I'm 
sure many can argue over some of the definitions, but the point is to 
quickly get the general idea across, not be the penultimate definition 
(you can always point to wikipedia for more info on most of these terms).

You are fantastic!  I think this will be very useful.

Markus

Gena wrote:

>I would like feedback on the glossary that I am creating for the
>videoblogging community. I am trying to make sure that newbies can
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>It is a work in progress. There are many more words that need to
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Men are pigs.....so what will that mean for women vloggers

2005-10-16 Thread Deirdre Straughan




On 10/16/05, Steve Watkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Whilst in practise the only practical way to deal with it may be todevelop a thick skin or other coping strategies, its worth wonderingif there are any elements of the system of the internet that could becahnged to reduce this stuff, or other human social ways of dealing
with such things.

Loss of anonymity would take care of a lot. How many people would
harass anyone else, regardless of gender, if they knew they could be
identified? (okay, some people are a*holes in any context, but you get
my point) Especially when harassment is so bad as to be legally
actionable, e.g. threats and stalking. 

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[videoblogging] Re: Men are pigs.....so what will that mean for women vloggers

It is not a "made-up problem." Female text bloggers get this all muck
the time if they have have a high traffic site. And if they choose to
talk about certain issues, ewww.

Yes, if someone say they want to kick your ass it is not a threat to
you. And you are right, there is no real problem. It is a different
experience for women. Some of us will do exactly as you say you will,
either ignore it or ask for proof.

Some of us will wonder if the creep will use the Internet to find us. 

> U.S. citizens are incubated in a culture of victimization, women
even more than men. 

Ah. I will accept that there is a "small" element of our culture
that promotes victimization for profit. We ain't stupid either. There
are certain things women have to do to protect themselves. 

One is to know that if some slug post or continues to post
inappropriate content on our blogs that is you (women folk)have the
tools (mentally and technologically) to stop him. It is not in your
mindset. It has to be in mine.

>It's just a shame we can't move on from it.

Yeah, I hear this one a lot from people who don't have to or don't
want to deal with the problem. Let's put blinders on and move forward.
I have to say that one statement produces anger in me that has nothing
to do with you. I do appreciate your comments. So I will take a walk
or clean something.

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[videoblogging] Re: Blogger.com template just disappeared!!!! Advice wanted.

2005-10-16 Thread Nerissa $TheVideoQueen$

Thanks Dave and Philip and everyone else who helped me with this Blogger error! I'm on the digest so replies are not as timely as some.
I did change templates but not before I saved the source after opening a new browser to view vlog. I saved source to notepad which is somehow automated with windows. I then copied and pasted my links, feed, and statcounter codes intot he new template. After previewing and being certain it was correct I published the entire blog again.
I looked here for a new template. Easy to manuver and saw some really cool stuff. I do recommedn this site for searching for new templates (free)
http://blogger-templates.blogspot.com/
*** I agree that someone should design Blogger templates for video bloggers! ***
And just so other Blogger users who may be reading this are clear, my individual posts all stayed the same. It was just the surrounding template that disappered.
Thanks again!
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Re: [videoblogging] Camtasia!!!!!! WOW Check this out!!!

2005-10-16 Thread Richard




I've used Camtasia a lot for creating tutorials for students for stuff
like flash and dreamweaver ... recently I got a power book and much to
my chagrin/sadly there is no mac version of camtasia ... I have no idea
if there is any mac equivalentOn 10/13/05, Pat Cook <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:




Hi everyone:
At 07:46 AM 10/11/2005, you wrote:
I didn't get to view your video,
I can't seem to reach Vimeo right now. I'll try again later! But another
(free) alternative to Camtasia would be CamStudio, at

http://sourceforge.net/projects/camstudio/
One word to describe this nifty little program - SCHWEET.  :) 

I may not be able to run a cam stream 24/7 (my system crashes and reboots
for some oddball reason after awhile with the Micro Webcam drivers I have
to use), but I can sure as hell make short little vlog videos and partake
in the video conferences now that my cam is mounted properly atop my
monitor as opposed to elsewhere on the desk.  :)
And this little program will (or at least *should*) enable me to add a
watermark logo and do other things as well.  :D 
Cheers for now  :)
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[videoblogging] Vlog Wiki Glossary

I would like feedback on the glossary that I am creating for the
videoblogging community. I am trying to make sure that newbies can
understand the terminology as well as being accurate.

It is a work in progress. There are many more words that need to
appear but I would like to know if I am on the right track. 

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[videoblogging] Re: How to Make A Mic Flag For Under A Buck

Now I just need to get a camera with a mic jack :D
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> Yesterday, I published a pictorial on how-to make a mic flag  for 
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> - Who are you with?
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[videoblogging] Re: the most prolific vlogger

2005-10-16 Thread DOUG

--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Josh Leo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> after spending some time perusing the vlogosphere...I finally made my 
way to
> subscribing to Bev Sykes vlog on Blip.tv . 

I couldn't agree more  I call her the Andy Rooney of vlogging. Her 
content rocks. I look forward to her posts. I usually watch them on her 
youtube site. If anyone wants to see some kickass vlogs, ck them out. I 
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[videoblogging] Re: Men are pigs.....so what will that mean for women vloggers

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> Ok, sorry. Continue. I'll just say this. It seems like a made-up 
problem
> right now, a "what-if" type thing that isn't worth worrying about.
I think the original post was more about Skype than about 
videoblogging...

> All of this reminds me how stupid gun control laws are. If every 
woman was
> required to carry a handgun we wouldn't be having this discussion.
That's because there'd be no more MEN left!  LOL

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[videoblogging] How to Make A Mic Flag For Under A Buck

2005-10-16 Thread Jack Olmsted




Yesterday, I published a pictorial on how-to make a mic flag  for under $1.Video Bloggers that use mic flags will limit questions like:- What is this for?- Who are you with?- Why are you doing this?They add that little zest of professionism to your productions.





  
  
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[videoblogging] Re: Men are pigs.....so what will that mean for women vloggers

2005-10-16 Thread Steve Watkins

Text harrasment on the net can be just as real as any other kind of
harrasment. 

Whilst in practise the only practical way to deal with it may be to
develop a thick skin or other coping strategies, its worth wondering
if there are any elements of the system of the internet that could be
cahnged to reduce this stuff, or other human social ways of dealing
with such things.

Guns as a solution? Maybe that strategy would help if we were talking
about women defending their dignity in the wild west back in the day,
but if anything I think itd make the net even worse if everyone had
guns. People would be afraid to disrespect eachother in real life in
case they got shot, but the guns cant fire over the web so people
would release all their bottled up hate their instead, free from the
fear of being shot?

There are victim-culture elements present today in western society,
but there are also victims. Now I do object strongly when, for
example, crtiticising something a woman says on the net is immediately
assumed to be ant-women and the sex factor is brought up by the
'victim'. Its similar to minorities playing the race card, it does
happen, and its not right. If I have a go at someone over issues
unrealted to what sex they happen to be, I am not going to take kindly
to being called a woman-hater.

Steve of Elbows

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> > I wouldn't say this topic is retarded. It NEEDS to be talked about.
> > There's not that many (ratio-wise) female vloggers out there right
> > now; and though personally I am comfy with posting my videos right
> > now, I hope that never changes.
> 
> 
> Ok, sorry. Continue. I'll just say this. It seems like a made-up problem
> right now, a "what-if" type thing that isn't worth worrying about. Has
> anyone really been harassed because they posted a video of
themselves? And
> if so, is it necessary to worry about that? If someone posted a
comment on
> one of my videos and said they thought I sucked and wanted to kick
my ass, I
> think I'd just giggle a little and move on. Not because I'm a tough guy,
> because nothing will ever happen. It's an empty threat, like every
threat on
> the internet. And if someone told me they could suck their own cock,
well,
> of course you have to demand proof! What a lost opportunity!
> 
> U.S. citizens are incubated in a culture of victimization, women
even more
> than men. It's just a shame we can't move on from it.
> 
> All of this reminds me how stupid gun control laws are. If every
woman was
> required to carry a handgun we wouldn't be having this discussion.
> 
> --
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Men are pigs.....so what will that mean for women vloggers

2005-10-16 Thread Adam Quirk




I wouldn't say this topic is retarded.  It NEEDS to be talked about.  
There's not that many (ratio-wise) female vloggers out there right 
now; and though personally I am comfy with posting my videos right 
now, I hope that never changes.
Ok, sorry.   Continue.  I'll just say this.  It seems
like a made-up problem right now, a "what-if" type thing that isn't
worth worrying about.  Has anyone really been harassed because
they posted a video of themselves?  And if so, is it necessary to
worry about that?  If someone posted a comment on one of my videos
and said they thought I sucked and wanted to kick my ass, I think I'd
just giggle a little and move on.  Not because I'm a tough guy,
because nothing will ever happen.  It's an empty threat, like
every threat on the internet.  And if someone told me they could
suck their own cock, well, of course you have to demand proof! 
What a lost opportunity!

U.S. citizens are incubated in a culture of victimization, women even
more than men.  It's just a shame we can't move on from it.  

All of this reminds me how stupid gun control laws are.  If every
woman was required to carry a handgun we wouldn't be having this
discussion.

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[videoblogging] Re: Men are pigs.....so what will that mean for women vloggers

2005-10-16 Thread Irish Hermit


> There's not that many (ratio-wise) female vloggers out there right 
> now; and though personally I am comfy with posting my videos right 
> now, I hope that never changes.
> 

I too hope it doesn't change for you.  I also hope that vlogging 
doesn't suffer the same fate as Cuseeme did eight years ago.  For 
those of you who don't remember it, Cuseeme was a video conferencing 
software program that allowed users to log into a server to view and 
chat with others.  In very short time the public servers were full of 
guys exposing themselves.  These were known as "crotch cams".  Any 
women who logged in was quickly flooded with propositions and requests 
to show her boobs.  After going through a few different owners it, 
along with webcams, is now a minor player in internet video.

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[videoblogging] Re: Men are pigs.....so what will that mean for women vloggers

2005-10-16 Thread Irish Hermit


> There's not that many (ratio-wise) female vloggers out there right 
> now; and though personally I am comfy with posting my videos right 
> now, I hope that never changes.
> 

I too hope it doesn't change for you.  I also hope that vlogging 
doesn't suffer the same fate as Cuseeme did eight years ago.  For 
those of you who don't remember it, Cuseeme was a video conferencing 
software program that allowed users to log into a server to view and 
chat with others.  In very short time the public servers were full of 
guys exposing themselves.  These were known as "crotch cams".  Any 
women who logged in was quickly flooded with propositions and requests 
to show her boobs.  After going through a few different owners it, 
along with webcams, is now a minor player in internet video.

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[videoblogging] Re: Need some help

For those who can't view it, can you get them to send you a screen 
shot, or have them type out the exact error message they are 
getting?  Also, for your daughter who can hear and not see (lol), 
sorry sounded like a religious thing... can you ask her what version 
of windows media she's using?

Susan

PS - when you create your movies, what are the exact settings you 
choose before encoding?

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> I have had some nice response to some of the videos I've posted.  
I've also heard from several people that they are not able to see 
them.  My daughter (whose music I use for soundtrack on most films) 
is viewing with WindowsMedia on her Mac; my son is using WindowsMedia 
on his PC.  Neither of them are able to see the movies, though my 
daughter says she can hear the music.  I know Susan (KityKity) is 
able to see them, so obviously I'm doing it right for SOMEONE.  
> 
> I wonder if a few people could check out this movie:
> 
> http://basykes.blip.tv/file/2611
> 
> and let me know (a) if you can see the video and (b) if you can 
figure out why some people can, and others cannot see it.  (The movie 
started out being another boring movie about dogs, but I was so 
tickled when I got the music on it, because it made an almost perfect 
soundtrack)
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> Thanks.
> 
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: More Questions About viPods

2005-10-16 Thread Åsmund Garfors




On 10/15/05, Rich Hand <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The next deal iTunes should make is with the "geek" side of TV.  Thinkabout all the SciFi channel shows that would be downloaded.  It is
Not the first months, I don't think so. Not that I'm any expert, but I
would think IMAGE is a vital part of why not. If the majority of Ipod
video users are (sci-fi) geeks, or if most of the content is weird in
one way or another, you get a stamp on your head for having such a
device. Which is partly why they don't want the porn industry to
embrace the ipod through ordinary channels, I guess. I think Apple is
hoping for social acceptance of sitting in a public place watching a
2.5" screen. Today, it's kinda geeky, isn't it?

I think it's genious to promote ordinary TV-shows, that "everyone" likes. Then comes all the narrow stuff. Or what do I know...


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Re: [videoblogging] BBC free access the archive!

2005-10-16 Thread Frank Carver

Friday, October 14, 2005, 8:57:04 PM, Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen wrote:

> That's why the quote said: '*UK* users can now download BBC footage for
> use in their own films - without paying a penny.'
> It is only fair. After all they are the ones who are sponsoring the BBC.

Friday, October 14, 2005, 9:35:21 PM, Andy Carvin wrote:

> There appears to be no technical means of blocking non-UK residents - I
> just set up a free account without any problems - but the webpage 
> certainly makes it clear:

> "Content provided under the Creative Archive Licence is only available
> to residents of the United Kingdom."

Saturday, October 15, 2005, 1:45:24 AM, Beth Kanter wrote:

> Does the license spell out what happens if non-UK citizen uses it?   Not
> that I would test British copyright laws or anything.

This edges on something that has fascinated me for months now.

There seems to be a strange discontinuity between the ideas of "UK
resident" and "TV licence payer". The BBC seems to be explicitly
making its material available to the first of these disjoint groups,
instead of (the apparently more suitable) second group. Sure these
groups largely overlap, but THEY ARE NOT THE SAME.

The BBC TV licence service doesn't like to admit it, but there are
people in the UK who do not pay a TV licence fee. Usually this is
because these people have no TV.

My suggestion (which seems on the surface, to me, to be a better one
all round) is that this material instead be limited not to UK
residents but to TV licence payers. This has several potential
advantages:

1. It realigns the responsibilities and the logical basis of the
limitation.

2. Crazy and unworkable geo-ip schemes need not apply. Simply use the
existing TV licence number as a login.

3. It opens the possibility of selling UK TV licences outside the UK!

Currently the UK TV licence costs roughly GBP 10 (that's about USD 18)
per month. That sounds like a frickin' good deal for access to the
whole BBC back catalogue, if they were to open it up.

The BBC wants cash. You lot want content. Let's all lobby the BBC
to "do the right thing".

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Re: [videoblogging] More Questions About viPods

2005-10-16 Thread Frank Carver

Saturday, October 15, 2005, 3:27:23 PM, Gena wrote:

> If they can't get folks to watch for free on a full size TV why do
> they think people will pay to watch the same crap in a little small
> square? 

> Let's say the show has a cult following of about 7 million. Not
> enought to make TV jump for joy. If 1.5 million really love the show
> they would be happy to plunk down $1.99 that is $2,985,000.

Many people here seem to be forgetting "the long tail" all over again.

Please remember that one of the keys to this is TIME. A program
broadcast on TV is just available once, when it is actually playing. A
program on a service like iTunes is available for _years_.

OK, so 1.5 million people love a show and buy it as it is released.
Then some of them mention it in conversation to others who have never
heard of it, or have forgotten it, or weren't interested the first
time, or whatever. Given time, these things spread. Sales continue.
New markets open.

It's naive to assume that publishing via download is much at all like
publishing by broadcast.

As a simple example, imagine you are talking late one night, and one
of your friends casually mentions some "classic" scene from a Simpsons
cartoon. You can vaguely remember it, but between you all you can't quite
agree on _exactly_ what happened.

Would _you_ pay $1 or $2 to both enjoy the episode again and solve that
argument then and there? Have you seen how much money people pay for
mobile ringtones and other ephemera?

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[videoblogging] Re: How do you explain that ?

Hmm... well, I would say the opposite.  My vlog is open to the 
public, and I'm lucky to get one comment a post.  (Then again, read 
the other thread on females to get an idea of why I don't get 
comments...) My regular text blog is closed to the public--less than 
50 people have access to read it--and I get lots more comments there.

I think tools like FireANT that allow people to view vlog posts one-
after-another tend to curb people from making comments, because they 
can just sit on the couch and watch all the vlog posts without having 
to touch their keyboard.

Want a funny visual?  Susan, sitting on the couch, crocheting a new 
winter blanket, with her laptop on the coffee table, and the day's 
different vlog posts playing their way out on her screen while she 
works.  

;)
Susan
http://vlog.kitykity.com

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Re: [videoblogging] Re: More Questions About viPods

2005-10-16 Thread Frank Carver

Saturday, October 15, 2005, 5:37:01 PM, Rich Hand wrote:

> The next deal iTunes should make is with the "geek" side of TV.  Think
> about all the SciFi channel shows that would be downloaded.

This kind of effect definately happened for me. I happened to read a
bit about a show called "Firefly" that I had never heard about which
has never aired on TV here (at least on any of the channels we get). I
downloaded a couple of episodes from the internet and loved the show,
but got fed up with watching a lurch-and-stutter version. So I
bought the DVD boxed set.

If i'd been able to download a legit version that was guaranteed to
play nice, I'd have probably paid to do that too.

Everyone wins.

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[videoblogging] Re: Men are pigs.....so what will that mean for women vloggers

So this thread explains a lot--my vlog doesn't get a whole lot of 
hits because not only are my posts boring, but I'm not the most 
attractive woman in the world.

But wait--I'm not seen in 95% of my vlog posts.

I wouldn't say this topic is retarded.  It NEEDS to be talked about.  
There's not that many (ratio-wise) female vloggers out there right 
now; and though personally I am comfy with posting my videos right 
now, I hope that never changes.

For me, blogging started on LiveJournal, back in 2000.  Back then, 
people were on there because they wanted to be--because they wanted 
to journal--not to "flame" or harass others.  Then the teenagers and 
stay-at-home moms discovered LJ... and well, the rest is drama-queen 
history.  I'm not really thrilled with the company there now.  That's 
why I have my own blog, on my own website, that next-to-no one has 
access to.

My point is this--it's not just the men who harass the women--the 
women harass the hell out of each other, too.

Susan
http://vlog.kitykity.com

--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Adam Quirk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
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> On 10/15/05, Irish Hermit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> >
> > 2. As others have written, sex sells. A poor product, at least in
> > the beginning, will get more notice when flogged by a sexy person
> > than one that isn't. A women selling something will get more 
notice
> > than a man selling the same product.
> 
> 
> Most men like women. There's a handy fact. For instance, when I 
watch
> TikiBarTV I find myself distracted by the hot girl, and not paying 
so much
> attention to other things like writing and humor. An honest 
declaration. It
> works, for better or worse. It just works.
> 
> 3. Most vlogs are boring. I have only seen a few that rise above
> > the level of home movies. Poor writing, bad camera work and poor
> > editing are way too common.
> 
> 
> Most vlogs aren't really made to entertain. Those that are, well, I 
can
> agree. But most vlogs are made with an audience of only a few 
friends in
> mind. So writing really doesn't come into it. Bad camera work and 
poor
> editing are a symptom, if not a quality, of personal home videos, 
which make
> up the better part of the vlog universe.
> 
> If they're boring to you, well then you're not their audience.
> Also, a lot of personal vlogs are out there because the vlogger 
wants some
> kind of social reaction to his/her videos. They aren't meant to 
entertain,
> just to connect to some other human.
> 
> "Videoblogging as a social tool" should be someone's essay.
> 
> 5. It's my opinion that sites such as Mobuzz and Rocketboom would
> > have no where the viewership if it wasn't for the attractive women
> > they have.
> 
> 
> Undeniably true. But so what?
> 
> By the way, I cringe when I see Mobuzz and Rocketboom in the same 
sentence.
> That Mobuzz shit is depressingly bad, in every way. If I wanted to 
see
> really bad TV I'd watch really bad TV.
> 
> Wrapping up, I'll just say that this topic is retarded. Women are 
women, men
> are men. We all get along pretty well really. If there's anything 
wrong with
> the way women are treated on the internet, it's the way the U.S. 
government
> is trying to make them all look like dirty whores by strengthening 
the 2257
> laws and bitching about Janet Jackson's nipple, et al.
> 
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