[videoblogging] licenses and permissions

[Deirdre Straughan]

I noticed this in the YouTube terms of use:

"(ii) You have the written consent, release, and /or permission of each
and every identifiable individual person in the User Submission to use
the name or likeness of each and every such identifiable individual
person in the manner contemplated by the Website and these Terms of
Service. "

Some others would have us swear to similar statements. 

Is anyone actually doing this? I remember a few in this group have
mentioned getting taped video statements of permission, but is anyone
actually handing out a form for signatures?-- best regards,Deirdré Straughanwww.beginningwithi.com (personal)
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[videoblogging] feedburner and itunes help

[Paul]

Hello,
recently, I tested my new video blog and feedburner.
after uploading my test video to blogger, I feed burnt it on
feeds.feedburner.com/eslteacherlink
In fireant, my blog downloads nicely, but on itunes, it says "No
media to download"
what gives?
Please help someone
thanks!

At 09:55 AM 10/20/2005, you wrote:
Bev,
It worked for me on windows xp and windows media player ... the video was
cute ... the thing about sound and no video is actually typical and
happens when there is some codec is missing, though I'm not sure what it
would be.
One thing would be to encourage people to upgrade to the newest version
of windows media player. Also, I don't know what you're using for
developng and compression, but you also might consider using quicktime,
and using the settings on freevlog.
... Richard
On 10/15/05, BevSykes
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:


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)

 

Thanks.

 

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Re: [videoblogging] Posting a Video PodCast

[Paul]

Hi there,
It appears you need an account inorder to submit a podcast... amd to get
an account, you must have a credit card... what if you don't own a credit
card???

At 10:18 AM 10/20/2005, you wrote:
submit your feed through
feedburner and make sure you click the smart feed button with the stuff
about iTunes/podcast ...  download iTunes ... click on podcast ...
click on podcast directory ... click submit a podcast ...
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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?

Thanks!

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Re: [videoblogging] Re: cinemalog up and running (new vlog)

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On 10/19/05, ronenwastaken <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:




> I've seen that before, 

Where?  I'm very curious
I can't remember exactly.  And I had to think about after I first
watched it too.  I think maybe a TV show used that in an opening
sequence.  The guy was looking away from the camera doing
something else, then turned to face the camera and they froze it. 
Whatever though, I haven't seen it in a long time, and it's a great
shot.  

Just this past year I've really started to pay attention to the
different types of shots used in films and video.  It's completely
changed the way I watch them, for better and for worse.  I used to
just take in the whole thing, now I analyze every frame.  I'm
learning a lot. 

You use some really creative techniques.  I like it.

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Re: [videoblogging] embedding

[Adrian Miles]

around the 19/10/05 silther mentioned about [videoblogging] embedding that:
>I'm new to vlogging, so this is probably a stupid question, but I
>didn't see an answer after a search, and I'm not even sure I'm using
>the correct terms.  Is there an easy way (either pc or mac) to
>determine the pixel size of a video in the os environment rather than
>using software so one can easily use the embed tag?  Alternatley, is
>there a way to code the html so that it detects the pixel size and
>(I'm using the quicktime format) allow for the extra pixels for the
>controls?

use pageot, it reads the QT file to get dimensions. Mac, PC. free, 
http://www.qtbridge.com/pageot/pageot.html >
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[videoblogging] Re: Music video shot entirely with cell phones...

[Bill Streeter]

That was very cool and very inspirational. Thanks for sharing that.

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> hey all,
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> on a related topic to the presidents' video shot
> entirely on cell phones, i think this video by fredo
> viola remains a landmark... you may have all seen it
> by now, but just in case, it's "the sad song", and
> it's the prettiest:
> 
> http://www.fredoviola.com/the_sad_song.html
> 
> 
> The video was created entirely using 15 second jpg
> movies from my little Nikon Coolpix 775 still camera,
> reconstructed in AfterEffects.
> 
> 
> he uses five video panels, laid out side by side,
> playing simultaneously.  it is the sweetness.
> 
> also, hi, i'm new here.  i have been doing the audio
> blog thing in several places for quite a while now,
> but soon, very soon, comes the video blog.  i've been
> reading this group for about a week now and it's
> encouraging to see this kind of community.
> 
> -scotto
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[videoblogging] Re: Citizen Journalism - multimedia.05

[Jack Nelson]

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> This is the class blog for Temple University Film and Media Arts  
> Department Multimedia Production Class, Fall 2005. Taught by Jen  
> Simmons.
> 
>  journalism.htm>
> 
> 
> 
> She assigned students to watch some Citizen Journalism.
> 
> Four of my videos were assigned and the first student has posted his  
> comment.
> 
> In part it says, "And yeah I learned a few things, one being that not  
> just anyone can be a citizen journalist because a little bit of talent  
> and creativity is required. Also it seems like he compares himself to  
> Adam Curry's style, so basically he gets no points for originality."

well, I'd give the guy an F for tack, but he has some points. He says:

>>2. some classes on learning how to hold the camera steady. 

Like I said not tactful, but the camera movement is a bit erratic. I know I've 
seen other 
pieces by you Steve that are rock steady and I've wondered if you had a tripod 
or someone 
else holding the camera. Now I can understand that if you are making a personal 
vlog then 
"professional" methods don't apply, but I think if someone is aspiring to be a 
citizen 
journalist, you should be held to a (slightly) higher standard and a staedy 
hand with the 
camera I think qualifies

>>1. A wide-angle lense so that when he walks he can view the lcd screen while 
>>getting 
more of a landscape shot

Now here I think he's asking too much. Spare lenses, boom mics, bounce cards 
and a ton 
of other equipment would be great, but are beyond what the normal citizen 
journalist can 
schlep around

>>And yeah I learned a few things, one being that not just anyone can be a 
>>citizen 
journalist because a little bit of talent and creativity is required.

Now that's just being an asshole. Get your fucking camera and go out and post 
something 
first before you start tossing comments like this around

>>Also it seems like he compares himself to Adam Curry's style, so basically he 
>>gets no 
points for originality

Here he's using what seems to me as a toss off comment on Steve's site to 
further slander 
him. 

>>Take this as you may, it is constructive criticism and we are in America, the 
>>land of the 
free, and have freedom, unlike some countries; including China, to voice our 
opinion.

Yeah, go ahead, hide behind your freedoms, this is not on the whole 
constructive criticism

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[videoblogging] 3ivx question

[robert a/k/a r]

Hi all,

I'm experimenting with 3ivx and feeling a bit dumb because the .mov 
files I'm creating will not quickstart despite having the quickstart 
setting turned on. I'm using 3ivx within Apple Compressor and the 
compression seems fine, the only hitch is the quickstart.

Any ideas, or should I dump 3ivx and revert to Apple's scheme?


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[videoblogging] Blogs n Dogs in Banff

[Chris Nolan.ca]

Eric,

  I noticed you're on the 'faculty' for the 'Blog n Dogs' @ the Banff
New Media Institute.  See http://www.blogsndogs.com/  and
http://www.banffcentre.ca/programs/program.aspx?id=487 for the info
about the 4 day seminar in December.

  How much of the program will be vlogging do you know?  From the
'about' and 'topics covered' it is pretty vague if vlogging will be
discussed much at all?

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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Unending problems and frustrations

[Lynn Lane]

Andreas...thanks!

Lynn

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>> I have a question. I manually pinged a video earlier that I put up
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>> this?
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: WordPress Auto-enclosures fix

[Pete Prodoehl]

wazman_au wrote:
> Just on the point of hand-coding the feed:
> 
> Since I'm doing this, is it possible for me to have one version of a
> video at the website, another in the feed?

I sort of do this... I use two different urls for the site and the feed. 
This allows me to track how people got the file, either through the site 
or through the enclosure in the feed. It's not fool-proof, but it's 
interesting data. (In my case it's the same file, I just use two 
different redirects.)

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Re: [videoblogging] Posting a Video PodCast

[Richard Show]

submit your feed through feedburner and make sure you click the smart
feed button with the stuff about iTunes/podcast ...  download
iTunes ... click on podcast ... click on podcast directory ... click
submit a podcast ... RichardOn 10/16/05, JakeScott2 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Unending problems and frustrations

[Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen]

On Wed, 19 Oct 2005 05:47:05 +0200, Lynn Lane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I have a question. I manually pinged a video earlier that I put up
> yesterday and when I went to ping today's video it wouldn't allow me
> to. It said it had already been pinged but the ping that it is
> recording is yesterday's video, not today's. Any work around for this?

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Re: [videoblogging] Need some help

[Richard Show]

Bev,

It worked for me on windows xp and windows media player ... the video
was cute ... the thing about sound and no video is actually typical and
happens when there is some codec is missing, though I'm not sure what
it would be.

One thing would be to encourage people to upgrade to the newest version
of windows media player. Also, I don't know what you're using for
developng and compression, but you also might consider using quicktime,
and using the settings on freevlog.

... RichardOn 10/15/05, BevSykes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:









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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Re: [videoblogging] Aggregator based videoblogging financial model

[Michael Sullivan]

$12 mo sub is for viewing audience?


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> The traditional concept now is that you pay entities like local PBS
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> implementation may be too cumberson to figure out how much to pay each
> vlog with a rel="payment" based on what they accept (paypal, credit
> card, etc.)  That an aggregator could take a subscription amount, like
> $12/month, and break that out to videos viewed based on rating of
> quality.  The aggregator would take a small percentage for itself.
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[videoblogging] Re: cinemalog up and running (new vlog)

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--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Adam Quirk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hey there Ronen,
> 
> Good stuff. Comments don't seem to be working though. When I clicked
it I
> was brought back to the home page, which is probably your 404 error
default?

Yeah not so sure how to get those working.  I think that the
internet is on some kill bill-esque quest to revenge itsself upon me.
 If any wordpress knowledgables have any ideas for helping me get the
php tags worked out, send me a buzz.
> 
> My Day with Mike was good, and I liked the widescreen. The shot of him
> looking away, then freezing when he looks at the camera, good stuff.

Thanks.  Funny bit is, im off-camera telling him to look over.  he
said, 'which way?' then turned to me and smiled.  when i lifted the
frames of him asking 'which way' and sped up the earlier part, the
slight jumpcut before he smiles and the speed change just make it play
all the more manic.
> I've seen that before, 

Where?  I'm very curious

>but it was unexpected in this video. Nice.
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Re: [videoblogging] Citizen Journalism - multimedia.05

[Jan McLaughlin]

Verdi's conducting an ongoing vlog workshop based on certain principals 
of critique that are outlined in his introductory post, here: http://vlogworkshop.blogspot.com/ >

Jan

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On Oct 19, 2005, at 4:37 PM, Beth Kanter wrote:

> Looks like the class is also creating their own vlogs as well -- here's
> the commentor's blog
> http://palazzojay.blogspot.com/
>
> I must have missed it, but could you explain the Michael Verdi 
> technique
> of commenting  ..
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Steve Garfield
> Sent: Wednesday, October 19, 2005 10:16 AM
> To: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [videoblogging] Citizen Journalism - multimedia.05
>
>
> This is the class blog for Temple University Film and Media Arts
> Department Multimedia Production Class, Fall 2005. Taught by Jen
> Simmons.
>
>  journalism.htm>
>
> 
>
> She assigned students to watch some Citizen Journalism.
>
> Four of my videos were assigned and the first student has posted his
> comment.
>
> In part it says, "And yeah I learned a few things, one being that not
> just anyone can be a citizen journalist because a little bit of talent
> and creativity is required. Also it seems like he compares himself to
> Adam Curry's style, so basically he gets no points for originality."
>
> He hasn't heard of the Michael Verdi technique of commenting I guess.
>
> I'd like to hear your responses to his comment over on the class blog.
>
> Thanks,
>
> --Steve
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[videoblogging] Re: NYTimes article: "An iPod Worth Keeping an Eye On"

[Susan]

When is SOMEONE in the BORING WORLD going to realize that there is 
more out there than LOST and PIXAR stuff... and it's FREE??  ARGH!  I 
am so sick of these people that just don't know... and yes, I have 
written LOTS and LOTS of letters to these writers!

:(
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[videoblogging] Re: wich camera?

[Gena]

If the video are intended for professional use, i.e. broadcast
television, commericials and similar media then I think a pro-sumer
camera would be a better choice. You can get a very good camera that
is lightweight and has good
performance. 

If the videos are going to be only viewed on the web then a good,
non-threating DV camera/camcorder will do the job.  I prefer the
smaller camcorders. I don't like announcing "the camcorder is here!" I
like being part of the crowd, not a focal point of it.

What kind of camcorders do you have or intend to buy?

As to Quicktime - it depends on your compression settings. For the
most part it generally looks good to me, I can't tell if it is a Mac
or Windows video. How are you exporting it?

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> I´m helping someone with her blog (presidential pre-cadidate in
Portugal), polish the thing 
> up with a better template, and add video content. Friday will do a
test with her, and my > question is: take the big TV like camera,
porta brace covered screaming here´s the TV, or a > smaller homevideo
like thing? After downsizing the video, I suspect there won´t be much 
> difference quality wise. My question is more about the attitude to
adopt. Whats your > suggestion?

> One other thing: why is Quicktime content so crappy on Windows
machines? I never seem to have the prepare for internet streaming
thing available. Is .wmv better in windows machines? 
> Because I may want to add both contents on her site... what does
your experience tell you?
> 
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[videoblogging] The Newest Vlogger!

[Susan]

I've introduced my first friend to the vlogosphere!  Well--not 
completely--she's so smart, she figured out most of it herself!

http://blip.tv/posts/?user=ninakaye

Say hey to Mrs. NinaKaye.  :D

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Re: [videoblogging] Music video shot entirely with cell phones...

[Scott Moore]

hey all,

on a related topic to the presidents' video shot
entirely on cell phones, i think this video by fredo
viola remains a landmark... you may have all seen it
by now, but just in case, it's "the sad song", and
it's the prettiest:

http://www.fredoviola.com/the_sad_song.html


The video was created entirely using 15 second jpg
movies from my little Nikon Coolpix 775 still camera,
reconstructed in AfterEffects.


he uses five video panels, laid out side by side,
playing simultaneously.  it is the sweetness.

also, hi, i'm new here.  i have been doing the audio
blog thing in several places for quite a while now,
but soon, very soon, comes the video blog.  i've been
reading this group for about a week now and it's
encouraging to see this kind of community.

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RE: [videoblogging] Citizen Journalism - multimedia.05

[Beth Kanter]

Title: Message





yelling four letter words? 

  
  -Original Message-From: 
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  Behalf Of Pete ProdoehlSent: Wednesday, October 19, 2005 5:44 
  PMTo: videoblogging@yahoogroups.comSubject: Re: 
  [videoblogging] Citizen Journalism - 
  multimedia.05Beth Kanter wrote:> I must 
  have missed it, but could you explain the Michael Verdi technique> of 
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[videoblogging] Re: Google Video - best settings for creation

[Rich Hand]

--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "Rich Hand" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> 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.
> 
> Thanks in advance.
>
So clearly, I keep answering my own questions.  

The easiest way to convert just about any video over to Google Video
compatible is to use:

VLC media player  http://www.videolan.org/vlc/

- The basic approach is to open the file to be converted.
- Go into the Streaming settings and set them up for your particular
output type and rates.
- select an output file
- click OK, which then causes the stream to be output
- and viola,  your output is ready to go to Google Video.

Of note, when I attempted to upload WMV or MOV files the audio and
video are occassionally out of sync.  Converting the files to the
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[videoblogging] Aggregator based videoblogging financial model

[Enric]

Greg, Andreas, Anders and I were talking today in the Flash Meeting
video conference about a financial model handled by aggregators.  

The traditional concept now is that you pay entities like local PBS
stations, cable companies and such a set fee.  The current vlog
implementation may be too cumberson to figure out how much to pay each
vlog with a rel="payment" based on what they accept (paypal, credit
card, etc.)  That an aggregator could take a subscription amount, like
$12/month, and break that out to videos viewed based on rating of
quality.  The aggregator would take a small percentage for itself.  

What do those working on aggregators like Joshua Kinberg thing of
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[videoblogging] vMix.com WAS Re: New file uploaded to videoblogging

[kostello]

Adam,

Thanks for the welcome. Loved your video "Singularity". It really illustrates 
the power of 
the medium -- in a very short amount of time you can send a message, ask a 
question or 
provoke a thought.

I'm really glad you liked MP3 -- we hope to create a similar community at vMix. 
 The 
people involved with vMix.com are artists, musicians and even some industry 
folks who 
were looking for a new outlet and we thought up vMix. Turns out the space went 
absolutely crazy in the last six months when we were revving up. We plan to 
bring some of 
that "old school" learning to the new medium. :)

Expect new features daily and thanks again for your support. I think the people 
on this 
board are true pioneers. You are re-inventing how we communicate. Sometimes 
it's hard 
to explain to the uninitiated how powerful this is but once people experience 
it for 
themselves you can see the light goes on.

We also have a bulletin board if you have suggestions/rants/critiques of vMix 
or you can 
send me e-mail directly at [EMAIL PROTECTED]


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>
> Welcome Greg.
> I used to be on MP3.com to promote my band every single night.
> It was great.
> Thanks for making it.
> Good stuff.
> Checking out Vmix now.
> 
> --
> AQ
> bullemhead.com 
> 
> 
> On 10/17/05, kostello <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> >  Hi Folks,
> >
> > I'm new on the group but having read the posts for the last few days the
> > community here
> > seems very active.
> >
> > I read the PDF -- it's very good, lots of great resources crammed into a
> > short document.
> >
> > I have some thoughts on promotion that comes from days as head of
> > technology for the
> > old MP3.com. Before we were acquired by Vivendi-Universal, we had
> > approximately
> > 300,000 artists and over 2,000,000 songs from mostly unsigned artists
> > around the world.
> > The question I received time and time again was "how do I get people to
> > come to my
> > pages and listen to my music?". I think the lessons learned from MP3.comare 
> > directly
> > applicable to vlogging. Here were/are my suggestions:
> >
> > 1) You content must be interesting to somebody. The larger the group that
> > the content
> > appeals to the greater the potential audience. So, make sure that you
> > spend some time
> > polishing the content. Then ask your friends to review it. The honest
> > friends will tell you
> > what they like and don't like -- you must decide if you want to revise it
> > or let it be but you
> > can usually learn something from their feedback.
> >
> > 2) You must promote. That means telling people about what you are doing.
> > The web is too
> > damn big for someone to discover you there. At MP3.com artists would
> > actually put their
> > MP3.com address on their business cards like this
> > www.mp3.com/deathcabforcutie . They
> > would put their address on their home spun CDs. You can do the same. Put
> > it in your
> > signature like Taylor Barcroft.;)
> >
> > 3) You must promote yourself continuously. When you post something new,
> > tell your
> > friends to forward on your URL to anyone they think might be interested. I
> > can definitely
> > tell on our site who is promoting and who is waiting to be seen and heard.
> > You could tell
> > by traffic which musicians would mention their URL at every gig. It was a
> > great way to drive
> > traffic.
> >
> > 4) Promote in target rich environments. If your vlog is about bird
> > watching promote
> > yourself on bird watching lists not just vlogging lists. WARNING: don't be
> > obnoxious.
> > There's a line between self promotion where you are obvious about your
> > tactics and spam.
> > Cross promotion can get you banned.
> >
> > 5) Promote yourself offline. I do camera shoots at all kinds of places.
> > It's a great
> > opportunity to talk with people about what you are doing. Give them your
> > URL (printed).
> >
> >
> >
> > Greg Kostello
> > CEO, vMix Media Inc.
> > www.vmix.com 
> > w: 858-342-2298
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Kunga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > >
> > > I don't know what you mean "promote yourself". Ryanne placed her name
> > > and url at the bottom of her work and I did the same after adding a
> > > significant number of changes. I didn't add any hype about any
> > > services that I am aware of. And I posted the source word document so
> > > anyone may edit what we have done and then print from there and/or
> > > create their own new PDF. I would encourage anyone who does so to
> > > post both the evolved word file as well as the new PDF to the group
> > > handout section. Without the word or creation file, none of us can
> > > help evolve and customize these handouts for different presentation
> > > situations.
> > >
> > > Also while we're on the subject of handouts, would the creators of
> > > the posted PDFs p

Re: [videoblogging] Citizen Journalism - multimedia.05

[Pete Prodoehl]

Beth Kanter wrote:

> I must have missed it, but could you explain the Michael Verdi technique
> of commenting


I think it involves yelling into the camera and removing you clothes...


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RE: [videoblogging] Citizen Journalism - multimedia.05

[Beth Kanter]

Looks like the class is also creating their own vlogs as well -- here's
the commentor's blog
http://palazzojay.blogspot.com/

I must have missed it, but could you explain the Michael Verdi technique
of commenting  ..


-Original Message-
From: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Steve Garfield
Sent: Wednesday, October 19, 2005 10:16 AM
To: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [videoblogging] Citizen Journalism - multimedia.05


This is the class blog for Temple University Film and Media Arts  
Department Multimedia Production Class, Fall 2005. Taught by Jen  
Simmons.





She assigned students to watch some Citizen Journalism.

Four of my videos were assigned and the first student has posted his  
comment.

In part it says, "And yeah I learned a few things, one being that not  
just anyone can be a citizen journalist because a little bit of talent  
and creativity is required. Also it seems like he compares himself to  
Adam Curry's style, so basically he gets no points for originality."

He hasn't heard of the Michael Verdi technique of commenting I guess.

I'd like to hear your responses to his comment over on the class blog.

Thanks,

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Re: [videoblogging] Re: New file uploaded to videoblogging

[Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen]

On Wed, 19 Oct 2005 22:15:25 +0200, Charles HOPE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>  
wrote:

> When you export you have to remember to check the box that says "Embed  
> all
> fonts" - otherwise it *does* matter. :o)
> I've heard that this can actually be a violation of copyright.

That depends on:

  - What you do with the file.
  - What font(s) you are embedding.
  - What kind of licenses you have bought for those fonts.

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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Videoblogging class, Learning Annex, NYC

[Pete Prodoehl]

Gena wrote:
> Focusing a part of the time on the profit potential. This is
> unavoidable, people will ask about it. We can't pretend that this does
> not exist. I continue to hope that there will be a negotiated middle
> ground established between "altruism" and "money, money, make money at
> any cost." I won't hold my breath waiting on that one.

At this point in time, I feel like telling people interested in the 
money making aspect of videoblogging that there are two options: become 
a pioneer in the field, meaning, be one of the first people to determine 
how to make real money on videoblogging Or come back in a year once 
it's all been established.

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Re: [videoblogging] Re: New file uploaded to videoblogging

[Charles HOPE]

Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen wrote:

  On Mon, 17 Oct 2005 19:14:29 +0200, Bill Streeter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

  
  
For PDF's it doesn't matter.

  
  
When you export you have to remember to check the box that says "Embed all  
fonts" - otherwise it *does* matter. :o)
  


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Re: [videoblogging] Re: New file uploaded to videoblogging

[Adam Quirk]

Welcome Greg.
I used to be on MP3.com to promote my band every single night.
It was great.
Thanks for making it.
Good stuff.
Checking out Vmix now.

--
AQ
bullemhead.com
On 10/17/05, kostello <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:




Hi Folks,

I'm new on the group but having read the posts for the last few days the community here 
seems very active.

I read the PDF -- it's very good, lots of great resources crammed into a short document.

I have some thoughts on promotion that comes from days as head of technology for the 
old MP3.com. Before we were acquired by Vivendi-Universal, we had approximately 
300,000 artists and over 2,000,000 songs from mostly unsigned artists around the world. 
The question I received time and time again was "how do I get people to come to my 
pages and listen to my music?". I think the lessons learned from MP3.com are directly 
applicable to vlogging. Here were/are my suggestions:

1) You content must be interesting to somebody. The larger the group that the content 
appeals to the greater the potential audience. So, make sure that you spend some time 
polishing the content. Then ask your friends to review it. The honest friends will tell you 
what they like and don't like -- you must decide if you want to revise it or let it be but you 
can usually learn something from their feedback.

2) You must promote. That means telling people about what you are doing. The web is too 
damn big for someone to discover you there. At MP3.com artists would actually put their 
MP3.com address on  their business cards like this www.mp3.com/deathcabforcutie. They 
would put their address on their home spun CDs. You can do the same. Put it in your 
signature like Taylor Barcroft.;)

3) You must promote yourself continuously. When you post something new, tell your 
friends to forward on your URL to anyone they think might be interested. I can definitely 
tell on our site who is promoting and who is waiting to be seen and heard. You could tell 
by traffic which musicians would mention their URL at every gig. It was a great way to drive 
traffic.

4) Promote in target rich environments. If your vlog is about bird watching promote 
yourself on bird watching lists not just vlogging lists. WARNING: don't be obnoxious. 
There's a line between self promotion where you are obvious about your tactics and spam. 
Cross promotion can get you banned.

5) Promote yourself offline. I do camera shoots at all kinds of places. It's a great 
opportunity to talk with people about what you are doing. Give them your URL (printed).



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>
> I don't know what you mean "promote yourself". Ryanne placed her name  
> and url at the bottom of her work and I did the same after adding a  
> significant number of changes. I didn't add any hype about any  
> services that I am aware of. And I posted the source word document so  
> anyone may edit what we have done and then print from there and/or  
> create their own new PDF. I would encourage anyone who does so to  
> post both the evolved word file as well as the new PDF to the group  
> handout section. Without the word or creation file, none of us can  
> help evolve and customize these handouts for different presentation  
> situations.
> 
> Also while we're on the subject of handouts, would the creators of  
> the posted PDFs please post the original creation files so anyone may  
> edit them for printing and creating newer PDFs of the work as it  
> stands now. This way we may all evolve and customize each work  
> according to our needs. This will make evolving the development of  
> all handouts much easier for all of us. Thanks.
> -- 
> Taylor Barcroft http://www.blogger.com/profile/11159903
> New Media Publisher, Editor, Video Journalist, Podcaster, Futurecaster
> Santa Cruz CA, Beach of the Silicon Valley
> URL http://FutureMedia.org
> RSS http://feeds.feedburner.com/FutureMedia
> iTunes http://tinyurl.com/8ql87
> 
> On Oct 17, 2005, at 6:20 AM, Markus Sandy wrote:
> 
> > Thanks for doing this, but I do not think it is appropriate to use  
> > these handouts to promote yourself.
> >
> > Please look at Jan's press release documents as good examples.
> >
> > Also, note how Ryanne had originally had the credits on a non- 
> > printing page.
> >
> > Also, I think too much hype has been added about the services.
> >
> > I don't think we should just be repeating vendor claims.
> >
> > Markus
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[videoblogging] Re: Citizen Journalism - multimedia.05

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 Basically I  
> think there is an underlying basic misunderstanding of how  
> videoblogging differs from filmmaking.  Now I don't think it's this  
> guys fault necessarily.  I tell people all the time that, though I  
> understood videoblogging on an intellectual level right away, it took  
> about 6 weeks of actually posting, watching, and commenting to really  
> get a much deeper understanding of what's really powerful about  
> videoblogging.
> 
I come across this problem when speaking to film/video students pretty much 
every time.  
They have a hard time conceptualizing on how the whole game (from creation to 
distribution) changes with videoblogs-- and how just putting up a short film 
they made in 
class as a videoblog almost stunts their growth in terms of learning about this 
new 
medium.  The immediacy and interaction from completing a vidpost is much 
different than 
making a piece in the "old way".

Getting their heads away from the "unprofessional" aspects can be a pain as 
well..but most 
understand the "citizen" part of Citizen Journalism.

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Re: [videoblogging] NYTimes article: "An iPod Worth Keeping an Eye On"

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Oh man another term coined: "iPodvision"
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[videoblogging] Guitar related video blogs

[Jason Ong]

Hi all,
 
Thanks for introducing me to the wonderful world of video blogging. Gave me a vehicle to share some of my thoughts and insights to music, especially guitar playing to my students and friends. Just thought of extending it to those who are interested in music in the videoblogging community 

 
Click on link below to view videoblog
http://jasonguitartalk.blogspot.com/
 
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Re: [videoblogging] WordPress Auto-enclosures fix

[David Meade]

Well the code I wrote only follows one link, but I could modify it to follow up to two ...
 
In the meantime I'll see if I can figure out how to register for that trac website and send them what I have. :-)
 
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Re: [videoblogging] Citizen Journalism - multimedia.05

[Lynn Lane]

I missed the original post on this thread. Can someone repost it. I'm curious about this one regarding filmmakers as videobloggers. I am actively trying to recruit some of my friends who are filmmakers to open up to vlogs. A few are in the process of starting their own now.  LynnLynn LaneCoal River Pictures/SKILLZ DVD Magazinewebsite: www.CoalRiverPictures.comemail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]vlog: http://docmaker.blogspot.comfeed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/docmakerAIVF/IDARing 8 MemberNYC On Oct 19, 2005, at 10:57 AM, Verdi wrote:  On Oct 19, 2005, at 9:15 AM, Steve Garfield wrote:  > He hasn't heard of the Michael Verdi technique of commenting I guess.  What's the Michael Verdi technique?  lol  As for that guy's comments...  I've talked to Jen about this in   general, maybe she can say what she thinks, but I think part of the   reason we haven't seen more filmmakers as videobloggers and we get   comments like that is that they have a lot invested in the methods,   equipment, esthetic, and distribution system of film.  Basically I   think there is an underlying basic misunderstanding of how   videoblogging differs from filmmaking.  Now I don't think it's this   guys fault necessarily.  I tell people all the time that, though I   understood videoblogging on an intellectual level right away, it took   about 6 weeks of actually posting, watching, and commenting to really   get a much deeper understanding of what's really powerful about   videoblogging.  --  Verdi http://michaelverdi.com/ > http://freevlog.org/ > http://node101.org/ > 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. 




  
  
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Re: [videoblogging] Citizen Journalism - multimedia.05

[Verdi]

On Oct 19, 2005, at 9:15 AM, Steve Garfield wrote:

> He hasn't heard of the Michael Verdi technique of commenting I guess.

What's the Michael Verdi technique?  lol

As for that guy's comments...  I've talked to Jen about this in  
general, maybe she can say what she thinks, but I think part of the  
reason we haven't seen more filmmakers as videobloggers and we get  
comments like that is that they have a lot invested in the methods,  
equipment, esthetic, and distribution system of film.  Basically I  
think there is an underlying basic misunderstanding of how  
videoblogging differs from filmmaking.  Now I don't think it's this  
guys fault necessarily.  I tell people all the time that, though I  
understood videoblogging on an intellectual level right away, it took  
about 6 weeks of actually posting, watching, and commenting to really  
get a much deeper understanding of what's really powerful about  
videoblogging.

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[videoblogging] Citizen Journalism - multimedia.05

[Steve Garfield]

This is the class blog for Temple University Film and Media Arts  
Department Multimedia Production Class, Fall 2005. Taught by Jen  
Simmons.





She assigned students to watch some Citizen Journalism.

Four of my videos were assigned and the first student has posted his  
comment.

In part it says, "And yeah I learned a few things, one being that not  
just anyone can be a citizen journalist because a little bit of talent  
and creativity is required. Also it seems like he compares himself to  
Adam Curry's style, so basically he gets no points for originality."

He hasn't heard of the Michael Verdi technique of commenting I guess.

I'd like to hear your responses to his comment over on the class blog.

Thanks,

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[videoblogging] Re: Spam from posting here

[Bill Streeter]

Well shit, why do you think Yahoo offers this service for free? For 
this very reason. There are a huge number of Fire Ant insectiside 
vendors looking for a group like this to advertise in. <--that was a 
joke if you don't get it look at the targeted text ads that will pop 
up on the yahoo groups site when this message is posted there.

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> Speaking of spam (that canada vloggers thread)... it sucks that if 
you
> post to this board then your associated email will go out to those 
who
> request the group messages via email.
> 
> A simple script to snatch email and after a few days you'd have
> yourself a very focused market to spam.
> 
> More to fear. We are coming up on Halloween after all.
> 
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Re: [videoblogging] WordPress Auto-enclosures fix

[Pete Prodoehl]

David Meade wrote:
> FYI, for those of you who use wordpress and want to use it's automatic
> enclosure feature, but have found you cannot because your hosting service
> issues a redirect to the media file (most of them do this I believe), I've
> tweaked the code a bit to work with redirects.
>  http://www.davidmeade.com/post/post.php?topicID=579
>  The end location server of the media file needs to have it's mime types set
> up correctly, but other than that, this tweak has been working for me.

See this bug:

   http://trac.wordpress.org/ticket/1543

   Ourmedia.org enclosures don't work
   Because the enclosure code doesn't currently follow redirects.


Matt has mentioned this on the WP-hackers list.

 > I think the problem with ourmedia/archive.org is that they serve up
 > redirects usually, and we don't follow redirects. Anyone want to fix
 > our code to follow up to 2 redirects (but no more as to not get stuck
 > in a loop)?

Any chance you could feed your fix back to the WP folks?

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[videoblogging] wich camera?

[miglsd27]

I´m helping someone with her blog (presidential pre-cadidate in Portugal), 
polish the thing 
up with a better template, and add video content. Friday will do a test with 
her, and my 
question is: take the big TV like camera, porta brace covered screaming here´s 
the TV, or a 
smaller homevideo like thing? After downsizing the video, I suspect there won´t 
be much 
difference quality wise. My question is more about the attitude to adopt. Whats 
your 
suggestion?
One other thing: why is Quicktime content so crappy on Windows machines? I 
never seem to 
have the prepare for internet streaming thing available. Is .wmv better in 
windows machines? 
Because I may want to add both contents on her site... what does your 
experience tell you?

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[videoblogging] quotes for article

[trine bjørkmann berry]

hi all,
 
I am in the process of writing an article/paper about videoblogging, looking at what i call 'imagined audiences'. In order to give my paper some substance, I am looking for videobloggers who are willing to answer 3 to 5 question related to their work and who wouldn't mind me using their answers in my article. 

 
If you're interested in taking part, please email me off list and I'll send you the questions. 
 
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