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Hi Vincent,

Pal is the accepted format for most of the world, but it's not entirely future proof. The best thing to do is to get a HD camera, Sony and Panasonic do HD cameras, they are expensive, now but well worth it when it comes down to editing in the future. Pal has a frames per second rate of 25 where as ntsc has 29.7, which in real terms means you get slightly better video reproduction on ntsc, but with editing software today, you can actually monkey about with the frames per second and film in ntsc but then convert into pal later and vice versa. For playing back on TV, or transfer onto DVD or video, that is where the pal thing is needed, whilst most modern TV's and DVD recorders are both pal and ntsc compatible, Some older TV's aren't. This means play back will be in Black and White if you have an ntsc camera played back on a pal only TV. In africa, I know that they use pal, so if you are doing a pre-view of the days filming on a TV set, you may encounter problems. But do not take it as read that if a TV has a SCART socket on the back, it is NTSC and PAL compatible, assume it isn't.

Hope this sheds some light for you on this subject. I used to be a TV engineer, so all of this is my Pet subject.

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Hi, I am considering buying a camera and am curious if it really matters which format I use if my video is going to end up online. I will be filming in Kenya, which is in the PAL half of the world and my friends tell me I should get a PAL camera. Does it really matter?
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Re: [videoblogging] TROLL ALERT (was Re: Wall Street Journal: Videoblogging)

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Thank you Steve (and Mieser) for being respectful.My original pointthat was quickly set ablaze was that I'm tired of the same peoplegetting all the hype. The fact that the same people are getting all the press attention over and over again is not their fault. The mainstream media feeds on itself, and most reporters are apparently too lazy to actually seek out and watch different videoblogs on their own, so they just take a quick look at ones they've already heard of (from other reporters) and say Okay, I've done my research, now I can write about videoblogging.
A tell-tale sign is that the first article to mention Ian Mills said he lives in Keynes, England, a place that doesn't exist - he lives in a town called Milton Keynes. Several other articles made the exact same mistake. What does that tell you about the quality of the research that went into them?
Where does that leave the rest of us? Jealous, I admit it, but I don't BLAME Steve Garfield et al for getting publicity. Unless and until I get a mention in the press somewhere, I'll have to promote myself. Which I'm doing quite successfully. So, sure, it'd be cool to be mentioned in the newspaper (you'd think the Italian press would at least notice...), but I have my fans and I know how to reach them, and they're increasing in number, slowly but surely.
It's the same thing as publicizing a video-less website. I could sit around and bitch about how some other site gets more traffic, or I can do the legwork to get the traffic to my site. Gues which approach actually works?
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Wall Street Journal: Videoblogging

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Re: [videoblogging] PAL vs NTSC Cameras for vlogging...does it really matter?

2005-12-18 Thread Richard Bennett-Forrest

Hi Paul,

Pal has a frames per second rate of 25 where as ntsc has 29.7, which 
in real terms means you get slightly better video reproduction on 
ntsc

While I'd ordinarily jump in and correct you here, you say you were a 
TV tech, so you should probably correct yourself. :-)

While NTSC has a higher frame rate, PAL has a higher scan line count 
and more accurate colour reproduction, so it is just plain wrong to 
say that you get slightly better video reproducion on NTSC.

Considering cinematic film runs at 24 frames per second, the 25 of 
PAL is not an issue, and I'd suggest if anything, that the colour and 
resolution make NTSC the slightly inferior format of the two for 
quality of video reproduction.

I leave it to you to clarify this for us in more detail.

Having experienced a lot of both PAL and NTSC, I know which I 
definitely prefer to watch. Hint: It isn't Never The Same Colour.

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Re: [videoblogging] PAL vs NTSC Cameras for vlogging...does it really matter?

2005-12-18 Thread Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen

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I thought about saying that, but since I am not a tv tech I figured  
someone else just knew more than me.

Anyway, since the original poster was asking about video for the web I  
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After all who cares about scan lines when you're going to compress to  
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Re: [videoblogging] PAL vs NTSC Cameras for vlogging...does it really matter?

HI richard,ohh who's the smarty pants. All I do is offer a little advice on a subject that no-one bothered to answer to and then I am corrected by someone like yourself, who jumps right in there just to correct me. When the real point of having a pal camera or an ntsc camera is whether or not you wish to use it on TV or DVD transfer, where a real problem would arise. As far as using the camera for making videos for the net, vlogging is concerned, it doesn't really matter what format it is in, now does it. 'Cause you can monkey about with the settings any way, and besides as far as I know, a .mov or .mp4 or AVi, isn't pal or ntsc specific. That is why, I suggested that he goes for a HD camera as to avoid the issue completely, and get a better quality picture.Just a pity that you have nothing else better to do with your Sundays.May be you should have answered this before me, then we wouldn't be having this mass-debate(pun) now.Merry XmasPaulOn 18 Dec 2005, at 12:38, Richard Bennett-Forrest wrote: Hi Paul, Pal has a frames per second rate of 25 where as ntsc has 29.7, which in real terms means you get slightly better video reproduction on ntsc While I'd ordinarily jump in and correct you here, you say you were a TV tech, so you should probably correct yourself. :-) While NTSC has a higher frame rate, PAL has a higher scan line count and more accurate colour reproduction, so it is just plain wrong to say that "you get slightly better video reproducion on NTSC". Considering cinematic film runs at 24 frames per second, the 25 of PAL is not an issue, and I'd suggest if anything, that the colour and resolution make NTSC the slightly inferior format of the two for quality of "video reproduction". I leave it to you to clarify this for us in more detail. Having experienced a lot of both PAL and NTSC, I know which I definitely prefer to watch. Hint: It isn't Never The Same Colour. Regards, Richard SPONSORED LINKS Individual Fireant Typepad Use 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] PAL vs NTSC Cameras for vlogging...does it really matter?

2005-12-18 Thread Richard Bennett-Forrest

Just a pity that you have nothing else better to do with your Sundays.
May be you should have answered this before me, then we wouldn't be 
having this mass-debate(pun) now.

I wasn't answering the original question, because I didn't know the 
answer, and may have posted incorrect information.

All I did was correct a statement by you that NTSC is better than PAL.

I'm sorry if that offends you, I'll just go back to jerking off then will I?

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Re: [videoblogging] PAL vs NTSC Cameras for vlogging...does it really matter?

Hey Richard

No hard feeling there.  

Paul

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>Just a pity that you have nothing else better to do with your Sundays.
 >May be you should have answered this before me, then we wouldn't be
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 I wasn't answering the original question, because I didn't know the 
 answer, and may have posted incorrect information.

 All I did was correct a statement by you that NTSC is better than PAL.

 I'm sorry if that offends you, I'll just go back to jerking off then will I?

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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Wall Street Journal: Videoblogging

2005-12-18 Thread Markus Sandy

that's interesting
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Re: [videoblogging] PAL vs NTSC Cameras for vlogging...does it really matter?

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ha, very punny

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 May be you should have answered this before me, then we
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 I wasn't answering the original question, because I didn't
know the 

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 All I did was correct a statement by you that NTSC is "better"
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[videoblogging] Re: Define Videoblogging

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2nd the motion for less talk more video.

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Are you guys having fun with this?

I hope so, because its starting to drag on a little...

Maybe you should do a video about it? :-)

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Re: [videoblogging] block by block video

2005-12-18 Thread Joshua Seiden




I'm glad to see people responding to this idea. I'm seeing a couple of
people have started adding videos to Wayfarer, which is very cool!

One clarification: I was hoping that we could all add our videos to ONE
map, instead of having lots of little maps. I think it will be really
cool to have all of our videos presented next to one another. Imagine
selecting some address and seeing three different perspectives from
three different people.

Right now, the map will be thin, but perhaps over time, our work will begin to rub shoulders...

Thoughts?

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Re: [videoblogging] PAL vs NTSC Cameras for vlogging...does it really matter?

2005-12-18 Thread Vincent Njoroge Ndonye

Thanks Paul, All:That was helpful. I didn't think it mattered if in the end it ended up online. However, your point about previewing on TV seems relevant. My partner in Kenya has also mentioned the use of a DVCam Deck (I think because he too has a background in TV). Do you know if DV Deck's typically accept one format or another?
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May be you should have answered this before me, then we
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All I did was correct a statement by you that NTSC is better
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RE: [videoblogging] PAL vs NTSC Cameras for vlogging...does it really matter?

2005-12-18 Thread Jake Ludington













Thanks Paul, All:
That was helpful. I didn't think it mattered if in the end it ended up online.
However, your point about previewing on TV seems relevant. My partner in Kenya
has also mentioned the use of a DVCam Deck (I think because he too has a
background in TV). Do you know if DV Deck's typically accept one format or
another? 
I am travelling to Kenya next week and hoping to film some of my trip for
eventual posting.

DVCam is a distinctly different tape
and camera format than the MiniDV format standard to most digital video
cameras. DVCam is a Sony format found in many of their high end cams. You can
get a MiniDV compatible deck for about $1000. Sonys GVD-1000 has a small
screen, FireWire in, composite and S-video out, and some slick onboard editing
features. The decks are essentially a DV camera without the lens. The decks add
a ton of life to your DV camera if you do a ton of tape transfer because youre
not relying on the motor in your camera for all the import functions. 



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Re: [videoblogging] PAL vs NTSC Cameras for vlogging...does it really matter?

Vincent,
Unforunately, I have only limited experience of dv decks, I have used one before in Video Production Class, I didn't notice whether it had any relevance to pal or ntsc. But when exporting into Final Cut, or Imovie, one has to set wether it is DV pal or DV ntsc, I am only guessing but I think that setting is only for burning to a DVD for viewing on TV. But for vlogging, I don't see any problem. I could be wrong.

Paul

On 18 Dec 2005, at 16:39, Vincent Njoroge Ndonye wrote:

Thanks Paul, All:
That was helpful. I didn't think it mattered if in the end it ended up online. However, your point about previewing on TV seems relevant. My partner in Kenya has also mentioned the use of a DVCam Deck (I think because he too has a background in TV). Do you know if DV Deck's typically accept one format or another?
I am travelling to Kenya next week and hoping to film some of my trip for eventual posting.

cheers and thanks again,
vincent

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Paul Knight wrote:Hey Richard
No hard feeling there.

Paul

On 18 Dec 2005, at 13:03, Richard Bennett-Forrest wrote:

>Just a pity that you have nothing else better to do with your Sundays.
>May be you should have answered this before me, then we wouldn't be
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I wasn't answering the original question, because I didn't know the
answer, and may have posted incorrect information.

All I did was correct a statement by you that NTSC is better than PAL.

I'm sorry if that offends you, I'll just go back to jerking off then will I?

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RE: [videoblogging] PAL vs NTSC Cameras for vlogging...does it really matter?

2005-12-18 Thread Jake Ludington















Vincent,
Unforunately, I have only limited experience of dv decks, I have used one
before in Video Production Class, I didn't notice whether it had any relevance
to pal or ntsc. But when exporting into Final Cut, or Imovie, one has to set
wether it is DV pal or DV ntsc, I am only guessing but I think that setting is
only for burning to a DVD for viewing on TV. But for vlogging, I don't see any
problem. I could be wrong.



You
have to capture as PAL or NTSC so the software uses the appropriate setting. If
you capture NTSC video as PAL the video will not play at the appropriate speed.
The DV decks, like the GVD-1000 are available as either PAL or NTSC.

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Re: [videoblogging] block by block video

2005-12-18 Thread Joshua Seiden

Steve,

I think that's good feedback. I just got a contact from the site's
developers, and I'll discuss it with them. I'll let you know what I
hear.

Thanks,
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[videoblogging] Re: Wall Street Journal: Videoblogging

--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Matthew Clayfield
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 --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Randolfe Wicker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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  In an interview (podcast) with Michael Verdi, they talked about six 
  different books on vlogging being in the works.
  Randolfe (Randy) Wicker
  http://www.randywickerreporting.blogspot.com/
 
 Do you have a link for the podcast?
 
 I'm going to be writing my postgraduate theses on videoblogging, just
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[videoblogging] Re: Wall Street Journal: Videoblogging

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 --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen
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  Maybe we should create a place to geek out?
 
 Most definitely.
 
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Re: [videoblogging] what is vlogging...

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and history with a poetry grown in our daily life.Through solidarity, skills transfer, the capitalization oftechnologies, the pooling of our resources and a deep longing toattest for the lives we live, the groups we belong to, our tribes,
our differences and everything which gathers us in a free and deeplyhuman movement.Peacefully armed with our only video cameras and ourstill fresh willto be where there is never anybody, neither major TV company nor
producers of stolen images for the benefit of profitable aims or theshade, we will only be present in the movement of our lives toreinvent art and the material for the media of the new worlds. Allunited, all media, to multiply our glances and our thoughts, the
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: what is vlogging...

maybe some of you McLuhan experts can tell me if you know of a reference for a quote that someone attributed to him that was something likeAnyone who thinks that entertainment and education are different doesn't know the first thing about either.
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Re: [videoblogging] Define....

Jeffrey,First of all, thanks for your kind words about rocketboom!Second of all, keep in mind that this list consists of approximately a skizillion people, and you'll find that those conversations you're talking about are carried on by a small minority. I've been on the list for about 7 months (which is a bout 50 vlog years) and, all in all, the people are very cool and most of them recoginize that the arguments are silly. In fact, some of those who are involved in those types of discussions even recognize they're silly but find them entertaining. (I must admit, secretly, don't tell anyone, that I actually find a pervese enjoyment myself in reading long threads involving arguments about silly things interspersed with flames and attacks ... good drama to me).
Also, just to throw in a shameless plus, I did officially end the whole issue of what a vlog really is in one of my earliest videos, so all these other arguments are just after thoughts.
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[videoblogging] studio mic for $200?

2005-12-18 Thread Jen Simmons

I'm thinking about buying a studio microphone to do voiceovers for my 
film. I see people've got 'em in their home studios for podcasting and 
other such projects. Eric Rice has one, Richard Bluestein has one 
what do you guys have? How much did you spend?? What can I get that's 
affordable, and still sounds good. I don't need the best (I'm not 
opening a professional sound studio)-- just something that works pretty 
well. Around $200-350? -- or less - is there something worth buying for 
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[videoblogging] multiple formats and feeds




1) I would like to start posting a .wmv version of my videos.2) I want to have the feed us my .mov version.3) I use blogger.4) If I have a link to the .wmv version in a post and it's after the .mov version will that do what I want (#2)?
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 maybe some of you McLuhan experts can tell me if you know of a
reference for
 a quote that someone attributed to him that was something like
 
 Anyone who thinks that entertainment and education are different
doesn't
 know the first thing about either.

From http://www.discovery.mala.bc.ca/web/franceke/ :

Anyone who tries to make a distinction between education and
entertainment doesn't know the first thing about either.
-- McLuhan, Marshall  


 
 ... I like the quote and would like to find the correct attribution
(and the
 exact quote, for that matter) ...
 
 On 12/17/05, Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  On Sun, 18 Dec 2005 00:00:09 +0100, Enric [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
   For now we are human beings that produce and consume media through
   tools.  Have to wait for nanotechnology and genetical
capabilities to
   be media.
 
  Since I managed to bring up McLuhan in the video conference today: We
  don't consume media. Media are extension of ourselves (that's why
that one
  book is titled understanding media - the extensions of man).
 
  I'll go to bed now. I'm not even that much of a McLuhan fan (sorry,
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Re: [videoblogging] multiple formats and feeds

2005-12-18 Thread Joshua Kinberg




ditch Blogger... you just graduated to a new level.

Try Wordpress, TypePad, MovableType, or something else that gives you more flexibility.

-josh
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Define Videoblogging




well, how about a video with talk?it's time for me to dust off an early effort on vlog definitions http://www.richardshow.com/2005/06/richard-defines-video-blog.html
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Re: [videoblogging] multiple formats and feeds

OOps.

I made a mistake.

Obviously the new wmv line of could would NOT have the enclosure tag.

REVISED:
a  
href=http://blip.tv/file/get/Richard- 
RichardHostRocketboomInHisOwnMind238.wmvWindows Version/a [ WMV ]

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 href=http://blip.tv/file/get/Richard- 
 RichardHostRocketboomInHisOwnMind238.wmv rel=enclosureWindows  
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Re: [videoblogging] studio mic for $200?

Electrovoice 635A/B around $100

You can add a mic stand, wind screen, and mic flag as options

It's sturdy and has worked flawlessly for me for a number of years

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 Around $200-350? -- or less - is there something worth buying for
 $100-200??

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Re: [videoblogging] multiple formats and feeds

2005-12-18 Thread Joshua Kinberg

so explain to me how you can make multiple feeds with different
enclosure types if you're on Blogger? As far as I know there is no way
to do that...

-Josh

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 I made a mistake.

 Obviously the new wmv line of could would NOT have the enclosure tag.

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 a
 href=http://blip.tv/file/get/Richard-
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  href=http://blip.tv/file/get/Richard-
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Re: [videoblogging] multiple formats and feeds

I understood that Richard just wanted to give his viewers the option of 
watching a .wmv file online, while retaining the .mov as the enclosure.

Maybe I misunderstood.

You can only have one feed per Blogger blog.

If people are interested in having two feeds on a Blogger blog, here's 
one way to do it:

Create a new Blogger blog, make a Feedburner feed for it, then copy 
that feed link onto your original blog's sidebar and give subscribers 
the option of using your .mov feed or your .wmv feed.

--Steve

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 so explain to me how you can make multiple feeds with different
 enclosure types if you're on Blogger? As far as I know there is no way
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[videoblogging] Define

2005-12-18 Thread Chris K

And a journalist who asks question like -- isn't videobloging just
diaries and narcissism -- can be pointed to a workable defintion and
models for types of videoblogs.

YAY HURRAY WE CAN POINT JOURNALISTS AT A MODEL AWESOME I AM SO HAPPY
THE DAY IS MINE.

Don't you get it? If the only reason you are being so anal is to
better accomodate the FLOOD of journalists that will be pounding on
your inbox I think you need to re-organize your priorities.
Videoblogging is fun, but we are not THE media, videoblogging will NOT
take over communications, and you are not going to be rich because you
started arguing about what videoblogging means on an email list. At
best videoblogging will either clog up, or supplement our media
intake.

Besides, videoblogging is getting old. In Internet years videoblogging
is almost as old as free flash video game websites. It's fun but it's
not going to shake the Internet to it's foundation...

Where's Raymond these days? I need him to tell me I am a flamer so I
tone it down a bit. Although, I am not trying to belittle anyone, I'm
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Wall Street Journal: Videoblogging




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I have a job, Will be graduating next week and then going full time...so there is my jobas for my life...Well I have a full and fulfilling life...oh yeah, I almost forgot. To the rest of the in-crowd: we have a meeting next weekend in NYC where we will be discussing self-promotion, ego-building, how to start hype about your crappy content, and how to make sure that newbies never get any attention at all. Please bring your in-crowd notebooks and magic rings. 
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[videoblogging] 500 GB Bandwidth for hosting podcasts $34.95

2005-12-18 Thread Scott Prentice




Here is a great article on low cost bandwidth... I currently use this service and it is excellent! You can see my Vlog and Podcast at BlackHills.TV and PodcastI'm currently using between 1-2 gigs and uploading is very easy.Scott Prentice


  




  
  
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Re: [videoblogging] Define

2005-12-18 Thread Jeffrey

Journalist of the NYTimes and WSJ - H role models H... the 
good guys right?

Are not they the same journalist who have sat on this most recent story 
of our Government spying on US?

Journalist and the Media are controlled by a small group of $enior $ 
Socialites with $ignificat amout$ of money who publi$h what will $tand 
be$t for their media.

Who cares what W$J and the NYTime$ feel about VLOGs - VLOG what you want 
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Re: [videoblogging] Define

2005-12-18 Thread R. Kristiansen




I am right here, Chris, but i won't be calling anyone a flamer, or a troll, on this list.

have fun and be evil, all
raymondOn 12/18/05, Chris K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Where's Raymond these days? I need him to tell me I am a flamer so Itone it down a bit. Although, I am not trying to belittle anyone, I'mjust trying to illustrate a point.


  




  
  
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Re: [videoblogging] 500 GB Bandwidth for hosting podcasts $34.95

Some internet providers prohibit running servers from your home.  Make  
sure you check with your service provider.

Comcast:
http://web.brandeis.edu/pages/view/Bio/ 
ComcastInternet#Can_I_run_servers_

The Comcast Acceptable Use Policy (AUP), prohibits users from running  
programs, equipment, or servers from the Premises that provide network  
content or any other services to anyone outside of your Premises LAN  
(Local Area Network)... Examples of prohibited services and servers  
include, but are not limited to, e-mail, Web hosting, file sharing, and  
proxy services and servers. Whether or not they would make the effort  
to track down a low traffic server and terminate the service of the  
owner is a topic that's been hotly debated. The general consensus is  
that this provision is probably in place to allow Comcast to terminate  
service to bandwidth hogs running high traffic webservers or  
fileservers.

On Dec 18, 2005, at 2:29 PM, Jeffrey wrote:

 Put your own server in your home

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Re: [videoblogging] Define

2005-12-18 Thread Ron Watson

No kidding!Something that not many people realize is that in terms of the corporate media, we are the product.Corporate advertisers are the customers.Be careful of how you define this medium, as the first one that the corporate media can co-opt and exploit is the one that will stick.I am for either defining it as a right to be heard/a right to a visible outlet for my opinion/my public voice (please go with the spirit of the words instead of picking them apart) or not defining it at all. If we define it in terms that the corporate media can pollute: viewers, entertainment, media outlet, etc, then it will go the way of the information superhighway.later, RonOn Dec 18, 2005, at 2:24 PM, Jeffrey wrote: Journalist of the NYTimes and WSJ - H role models H... the good guys right? Are not they the same journalist who have sat on this most recent story of our Government spying on US? Journalist and the Media are controlled by a small group of $enior $ Socialites with $ignificat amout$ of money who publi$h what will $tand be$t for their media. Who cares what W$J and the NYTime$ feel about VLOGs - VLOG what you want - it is not a job it is a passion, hobby and your right. SPONSORED LINKS Individual Fireant Typepad Use 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] 500 GB Bandwidth for hosting podcasts $34.95

2005-12-18 Thread Verdi

On Dec 18, 2005, at 1:38 PM, Steve Garfield wrote:

 Some internet providers prohibit running servers from your home.  Make
 sure you check with your service provider.

Plus they cap your upload speed. Can't see how that would work if you  
get more than about 2 requests at a time.

Check out how low hosting plans are getting:
1and1.com
5GB storage, 250GB bandwith $2.99/mo
10GB storage, 500GB bandwith $4.99/mo
20GB storage, 1000GB bandwith $9.99/mo
30GB storage, 1500GB bandwith $19.99/mo

A year ago I was paying $25/mo for 1GB of storage and 50GB of bandwith.

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Re: [videoblogging] Re: what is vlogging...




Thanks Enric for the exact quote ... I'm also trying to figure out exactly where it came from and, for the record, it appears that maybe it's from a 1960 article called Classroom Without Walls in a book called Explorations in Communication (Boston: Beacon Press, 1960)
Marshall McLuhan, excerpt from 
  Classroom Without Walls, Explorations in Communication 
  (Boston: Beacon Press, 1960)On 12/18/05, Enric [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Richard Show [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: maybe some of you McLuhan experts can tell me if you know of areference for
 a quote that someone attributed to him that was something like Anyone who thinks that entertainment and education are differentdoesn't know the first thing about either.
From http://www.discovery.mala.bc.ca/web/franceke/ :Anyone who tries to make a distinction between education andentertainment doesn't know the first thing about either.
-- McLuhan, Marshall ... I like the quote and would like to find the correct attribution(and the exact quote, for that matter) ... On 12/17/05, Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:   On Sun, 18 Dec 2005 00:00:09 +0100, Enric [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:For now we are human beings that produce and consume media through   tools.Have to wait for nanotechnology and genetical
capabilities to   be media.   Since I managed to bring up McLuhan in the video conference today: We  don't consume media. Media are extension of ourselves (that's why
that one  book is titled understanding media - the extensions of man).   I'll go to bed now. I'm not even that much of a McLuhan fan (sorry,  Schlomo!) 
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Re: [videoblogging] 500 GB Bandwidth for hosting podcasts $34.95

2005-12-18 Thread Jeffrey

I am using a Business account for only $20 more than my home account was 
costing.


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Re: [videoblogging] multiple formats and feeds




Steve ... thanks ... that's perfect!Josh ... actually, I appreciate the thought, mainly because I concentrated on the part about you've graduated taking it as a compliment :)and, in fact, I've thought about switching to typepad or wordpress.
... however, as with Steve, I don't see how it wouldn't be easier to just add the additional link and use the rel attribute given my goals... on the other hand ... there are many issues I wouldn't mind asking/bring up about switching
... now that I think about it, I think I'll start a new thread about blogging software just to stir things up, because I have a lot of questions related to that... for now, I appreciate both of your quick responses ... Richard
On 12/18/05, Steve Garfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't see how ditching Blogger will help Richard.You should be fine with what you have.You are using Feedburner, it should pick up the first video file. the.mov one, and use that in your feed.
You can make sure by adding arel=enclosure' tag to the .mov file tobe sure.Your Current Code:ahref="" href="http://blip.tv/file/get/Richard-">http://blip.tv/file/get/Richard-RichardHostRocketboomInHisOwnMind238.mov
imgsrc="" href="http://blip.tv/uploadedFiles/Richard-">http://blip.tv/uploadedFiles/Richard-RichardHostRocketboomInHisOwnMind448.jpg border=0 //a/centercentera
href="" href="http://blip.tv/file/get/Richard-">http://blip.tv/file/get/Richard-RichardHostRocketboomInHisOwnMind238.movWatch the video/a /centerNew Code:ahref=""
http://blip.tv/file/get/Richard-RichardHostRocketboomInHisOwnMind238.mov rel=enclosureimgsrc="" href="http://blip.tv/uploadedFiles/Richard-">
http://blip.tv/uploadedFiles/Richard-RichardHostRocketboomInHisOwnMind448.jpg border=0 //a/centercenterahref="" href="http://blip.tv/file/get/Richard-">
http://blip.tv/file/get/Richard-RichardHostRocketboomInHisOwnMind238.movWatch the video/a /centerbr /ahref="" href="http://blip.tv/file/get/Richard-">http://blip.tv/file/get/Richard-
RichardHostRocketboomInHisOwnMind238.wmv rel=enclosureWindowsVersion/a [ WMV ]That should do it.On Dec 18, 2005, at 1:06 PM, Joshua Kinberg wrote:ditch Blogger... you just graduated to a new level.
Try Wordpress, TypePad, MovableType, or something else that gives you more flexibility.-josh On 12/18/05, Richard Show 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 2) I want to have the feed us my .mov version. 3) I use blogger. 4) If I have a link to the .wmv version in a post and it's after the
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[videoblogging] Re: Define

2005-12-18 Thread LeanBackVids.com

--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Ron Watson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 If we define it in terms that the corporate media can pollute:  
 viewers, entertainment, media outlet, etc, then it will go the way of  
 the information superhighway.

Considering HBO is teaming up with Apple to offer video content for
the iPod, I think the personalize vlogging world will continue to get
compared to the big media outlets.  We are their only competitor.

As for media sterotyping, it has already happened in most of the past
articles.  It starts with the need for a headline.  Check out some of
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[videoblogging] North Carolina/Vblog about VBlogging?

2005-12-18 Thread Joseph Puentes


two questions:

1) Are there any VBloggers in the Triangle Area of NC? If so how can I 
go about meeting you? I live in Rougemont, but work in RTP.

2) What are the top 5-10 VBlogs or Podcasts about Vblogging?

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[videoblogging] Installing MythTV on Ubuntu (Breezy Badger)

2005-12-18 Thread LeanBackVids.com

If someone tries this, please let me know how it goes.  I want my MythTV.

http://www.quietglow.com/docs/ubuntumythtv.html

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[videoblogging] feeds

2005-12-18 Thread stateofgracefilm



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[videoblogging] feeds

2005-12-18 Thread stateofgracefilm

http://feeds.feedburner.com/TeamTorino
http://torinoteam.blogspot.com/

http://feeds.feedburner.com/Eshorts
http://eshort.blogspot.com/

Have a couple new vlogs on each hope you enjoy!


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[videoblogging] Re: Define

2005-12-18 Thread chris_koehn

Awesome, glad to see you are still here Raymond! I meant that 'tell me I am a 
flamer' 
comment in a positive way, it's always nice to have someone call you on 
something in a 
constructive manner to put things into perspective. 

PS whatever happened to that Kunga guy who had a million posts? I guess he 
burned out?



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 I am right here, Chris, but i won't be calling anyone a flamer, or a troll,
 on this list.
 
 have fun and be evil, all
 raymond
 
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  tone it down a bit. Although, I am not trying to belittle anyone, I'm
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[videoblogging] what's this

2005-12-18 Thread Loiez D.

Anybody know ?
http://www.videoart.net/

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[videoblogging] Re: Wall Street Journal: Videoblogging

--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Markus Sandy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 that's interesting
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At present, no one. I start my postgrad. degree in February and will
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[videoblogging] Re: Define

--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Chris K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 And a journalist who asks question like -- isn't videobloging just
 diaries and narcissism -- can be pointed to a workable defintion and
 models for types of videoblogs.
 
 YAY HURRAY WE CAN POINT JOURNALISTS AT A MODEL AWESOME I AM SO HAPPY
 THE DAY IS MINE.
 
 Don't you get it? If the only reason you are being so anal is to
 better accomodate the FLOOD of journalists that will be pounding on
 your inbox I think you need to re-organize your priorities.
 Videoblogging is fun, but we are not THE media, videoblogging will NOT
 take over communications, and you are not going to be rich because you
 started arguing about what videoblogging means on an email list. At
 best videoblogging will either clog up, or supplement our media
 intake.
 
 Besides, videoblogging is getting old. In Internet years videoblogging
 is almost as old as free flash video game websites. It's fun but it's
 not going to shake the Internet to it's foundation...
 
 Where's Raymond these days? I need him to tell me I am a flamer so I
 tone it down a bit. Although, I am not trying to belittle anyone, I'm
 just trying to illustrate a point.



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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Wall Street Journal: Videoblogging

2005-12-18 Thread Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen

On Sun, 18 Dec 2005 13:41:07 +0100, Matthew Clayfield  
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen
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 Maybe we should create a place to geek out?

 Most definitely.

 In fact, perhaps the two of us should start a new Yahoo group? We
 could call (however unoriginally) Vlog Theory.

Done and done. I've invited you already and any interested parties can  
point their browser to:

URL: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/vlogtheory/ 

I'll need to approve your membership because I don't want spam-bots to  
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Re: [videoblogging] Define....





In fact, some of those who are involved in those types of
discussions even recognize they're silly but find them entertaining. (I
must admit, secretly, don't tell anyone, that I actually find a pervese
enjoyment myself in reading long threads involving arguments about
silly things interspersed with flames and attacks ... good drama to
me).

Amen. 
There will always be ..um.. passionate discussions on this group but
that's what makes the spice of life I say (provided no one gets hurt).
:)
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[videoblogging] .avi v .mov v .wmv/Ourmedia v Blogger

2005-12-18 Thread Joseph Puentes


Okay I'm slowly getting some of the parts together. I've officially 
become a VBlogger and want to thank you all in advance for the help 
you've offered others and that hopefully will extend my way as well.

Here are a few of my questions:

here is my blog address:

http://blueheron2.blogspot.com/

Note two things:

1) though I tried to follow directions exactly like the video said I was 
unsuccessful at making the ScreenShot image into a Link going to the video

2) I was successful at making the text Click here to view the 10 second 
video clip into a link for the video

But here is where I get confused and am wondering about things.

the video is located here:

http://www.archive.org/download/MariaHaroVideoProductions/PA_Dee23.wmv

in the video the example has the .mov designation. I started with .avi 
and with Windows Movie Maker ended up with the compressed .wmv designation.

3) How do I get it to go from .wmv to .mov? Or should I not do this? Am 
I suppose to use that Avid software? If so is there a tutorial for this?

The reason I'm asking is because when I go to ourmedia.org I can easily 
see the online video on ourmedia's page:

http://www.ourmedia.org/node/121174

but when I click the link and it takes me to the above .wmv link for the 
video and on my system it tries to open with Winamp and nothing shows 
up. Its just a blank screen.

I'm wondering and pretty well suspect that I don't have my system 
configured correctly.

4) How do I set my computer up so that a file in any of a number of 
different formats will open up correctly? Is there something I can read 
that explains which designations: .mov, .avi, .wmv, or ??? will open up 
in which video viewers: Windows Media Player, Real Player, WinAmp, 
QuickTime, etc.? IS this where that FireAnt or MeFeedia would help me out?

well I guess you can see I'm just full of questions.

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Re: [videoblogging] what's this

2005-12-18 Thread Jay dedman

 Anybody know ?
 http://www.videoart.net/

i believe this is run by a guy who lives here in NYC.
he came to one of our meetups a couple months ago.
i can track down his email if youre interested.

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Re: [videoblogging] what's this

2005-12-18 Thread robert a/k/a r

yeah, i'd be interested too. it looks like a nice site.




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 Anybody know ?
 http://www.videoart.net/

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 he came to one of our meetups a couple months ago.
 i can track down his email if youre interested.

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[videoblogging] Re: Define

--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Ron Watson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Something that not many people realize is that in terms of the  
 corporate media, we are the product.

We're the product in terms of grassroots media, too, just in a
completely different way. The corporate media sees videobloggers as
commodities because videobloggers have commodified themselves. At
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[videoblogging] Re: North Carolina/Vblog about VBlogging?

2005-12-18 Thread Erin Nealey

Hi there from North Carolina! I am actually right in the Triangle
area... however we are moving to South Carolina in about two weeks.
The other videoblogger I know in NC lives more towards Raleigh, and
that is Chris Daniel (http://www.chrisdaniel.blogspot.com) Feel free
to email me. schmee[at]mac[dot]com.

Erin Nealey
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nealey.blogspot.com

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 two questions:
 
 1) Are there any VBloggers in the Triangle Area of NC? If so how can I 
 go about meeting you? I live in Rougemont, but work in RTP.
 
 2) What are the top 5-10 VBlogs or Podcasts about Vblogging?
 
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[videoblogging] drag and drop video converters?

2005-12-18 Thread Michael Meiser

OK, so I've got the new video ipod... been testing it out for weeks,  
made an occasional post here and there on the subject... the basic  
issue was is this a novelty, a gadget or is this really a utilitarian  
device for media and rich non-linear video communications... aka.  
video blogging.  As it stands I haven't passed final judgement, won't  
until I find I'm either not using it in 5 months or using it more  
than ever... that said I think in 5 months I'm going to be using it  
even more, because the only issue I've found is lack of content and  
we all know which way the tables are turning on that... MP4. Very  
impressed so far.

So... I've used mefeedia to find all sorts of ipod compat feeds (and  
we're working on systems to find and mark them so everyone can find  
and browse them easily)... and I've queued up through mefeedia dozens  
and dozens of videos and a dozen or so feeds... and I'm really pretty  
pleased though I've been using it for less than 24 hours. :)

So, I've also filled it up with a few dozen music videos, and a few  
movies, but now is where it gets really interesting... You see I have  
probably 50 to 100 gigs of the best viral media since as far back as  
93 and I've started to put it on the ipod, and I couldn't be  
happier... but the task is ginormous... because we're talking  
thousands and thousands of little videos in every imaginable old  
format... So what I really, really need is a drag and drop video  
converter that has widespread format support.

I figure, a) someone makes one, or b) I could possibly, maybe create  
an apple script to work with QT (no need for imovie or final cut)...  
but then I need to find a DIVX QT component for reading DIVX, and I  
don't even think there is a Real or WMV component. Any ideas on that?

So... I'm hoping someone makes a util that does the following

Converts
-divx, all QT formats, Real, WMV... that would cover about 95% of my  
videos... and everything new coming into the pipe.

-does pass-through on the settings... resolution, colors, audio  
rates, stereo / mono

...basically automatically detects the original settings of the  
video and then kicks out the new version in optimal format and data  
rate... I find some videos don't even need to be re-compressed in  
order to be reconverted. QT does pass through great, but once again  
that's only with QT formats

So, Anyone heard of anything?

-Mike

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Re: [videoblogging] North Carolina/Vblog about VBlogging?

2005-12-18 Thread Jay dedman

 1) Are there any VBloggers in the Triangle Area of NC? If so how can I
 go about meeting you? I live in Rougemont, but work in RTP.
 2) What are the top 5-10 VBlogs or Podcasts about Vblogging?

hey Joseph--

try going to vlogmap.org
you can see who's in your area.

as far as the top 5 videolbogs/podcaststhus is difficult to say.
it all depends on what youe interesetd in.

from your link:
http://NuestraFamiliaUnida.com
looks like youre into documenting family history?
does anyone know any videolbogs/podcast abvout this?

Jay


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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Define

2005-12-18 Thread Ron Watson

They are selling us, and we are selling ourselves. The content from the corporate media is an ancillary part of the business. Maybe before there were 6 media giants acting as a cartel, there was some focus on content, developing something new and interesting but since then, there has been less and less focus put on content.In vlogging, the content is developed not to sell shit, but to entertain, inform, and share.I am sure that there are some people that are commoditizing themselves, but the field is open; an ideology has not been chosen. We are not slaves to our customers, hell we are not even slaves to our viewers. We get to develop whatever kind of content we would like. On Dec 18, 2005, at 4:43 PM, Matthew Clayfield wrote: --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Ron Watson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Something that not many people realize is that in terms of the corporate media, we are the product. We're the product in terms of grassroots media, too, just in a completely different way. The corporate media sees videobloggers as commodities because videobloggers have commodified themselves. At least in some cases... SPONSORED LINKS Individual Fireant Typepad Use 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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[videoblogging] ClassRoom Lecture VBlogging?????

2005-12-18 Thread Joseph Puentes


I have a friend who is a Professor at a large University who would like 
to do VBlogging for some of his lectures. I told him I just started 
VBlogging yesterday and didn't really know but that I kind of doubted it 
was possible to send out both Video and Audio in the 30-50 minute range 
en mass as in Podcasting.

Am I right or wrong about this? It seems to compress something enough 
would make the screen so small that details of maps and printed 
materials would be hard to see clearly.

what are the parameters of file sizes that can be described in number of 
minutes?

What is possible and what is practical? I know when I do a 30-40 audio 
podcast that this can take a long time to download for those that have 
dial up and also a serious take on my cable modem. But with Video I 
would think this would be a hard pill to swallow. What do you all think

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[videoblogging] Re: ClassRoom Lecture VBlogging?????

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 I have a friend who is a Professor at a large University who would like 
 to do VBlogging for some of his lectures. I told him I just started 
 VBlogging yesterday and didn't really know but that I kind of
doubted it 
 was possible to send out both Video and Audio in the 30-50 minute range 
 en mass as in Podcasting.

Shoot the lecture, edit four x 15 min videos, and compress them well.





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[videoblogging] New Video Blog

2005-12-18 Thread Rachel Knight

All, 

I have just posted my third video blog, to be found at either http://alternativekitten.blogspot.com or  http://blip.tv/file/get/Alternativekitten-AlternativeKittenPhilosophy101EpisideOne342.mp4.  

I have done a philosphical discussion, a talking heads thing.  This is the first in this mode I have ever done, and I would appreciate comments.  

Thanks, 

Rachel

Re: [videoblogging] .avi v .mov v .wmv/Ourmedia v Blogger

On 12/18/05, Joseph Puentes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Okay I'm slowly getting some of the parts together. I've officiallybecome a VBlogger and want to thank you all in advance for the helpyou've offered others and that hopefully will extend my way as well.
Here are a few of my questions:here is my blog address:http://blueheron2.blogspot.com/Note two things:1) though I tried to follow directions exactly like the video said I was
unsuccessful at making the ScreenShot image into a Link going to the videoRight now your screen shot is a link to the image. In the html it shold be src="" and href="" so you need to change this
href=http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/6765/1986/1600/VlogDemoPic.jpg
tohref="">http://www.archive.org/download/MariaHaroVideoProductions/PA_Dee23.wmv
(or in blogger simple editing vew, just click on the picture and make sure the link is to the movie file, not the picture)
2) I was successful at making the text Click here to view the 10 secondvideo clip into a link for the videoBut here is where I get confused and am wondering about things.the video is located here:
http://www.archive.org/download/MariaHaroVideoProductions/PA_Dee23.wmvin the video the example has the .mov designation. I started with .avi
and with Windows Movie Maker ended up with the compressed .wmv designation.3) How do I get it to go from .wmv to .mov? Or should I not do this? AmI suppose to use that Avid software? If so is there a tutorial for this?
.mov is quicktime and it is more commonly used in video blogs... for example, it will work with iTunes and the ipod. On the other hand .wmv will work on windows machines without the user having to download a plug in, so it's ok ... I have not used movie maker, but I suspect it cannot make .mov files and, if you want to make .mov files you'll need to get quick time pro, which is $30 (at least that's one way to do it)
I've never used Avid, so don't know about itWhen I used a windows machine I used adobe premier elements and, later, premier. The former is less than $100, but others on the list can tell you about other, cheaper or free windows options, besides movie maker, though movie maker should be fine for now.
The reason I'm asking is because when I go to ourmedia.org
I can easilysee the online video on ourmedia's page:http://www.ourmedia.org/node/121174but when I click the link and it takes me to the above .wmv link for the
video and on my system it tries to open with Winamp and nothing showsup. Its just a blank screen.I'm wondering and pretty well suspect that I don't have my systemconfigured correctly.
... yeah, it worked fine for me, though there was no audio, but I'm assuming there wasn't supposed to be ... you need to set it so that .wmv play in windows media player ...
4) How do I set my computer up so that a file in any of a number ofdifferent formats will open up correctly? ... I can't remember - haven't used windows in a while ...
Is there something I can readthat explains which designations: .mov, .avi, .wmv, or ??? will open upin which video viewers: Windows Media Player, Real Player, WinAmp,QuickTime, etc.? IS this where that FireAnt or MeFeedia would help me out?
... maybe someone else can help with that hopefully ...
well I guess you can see I'm just full of questions that's what the list is for... one last thing is that I would strongly recommend using blip.tv (
http://www.blip.tv) instead of ourmedia and you can set an option to have it cross post to the internet archives ... blip is free, and great, and it's easy to set it up so that all you do is upload your screen shot, your video, and the text you want in your post, and it will automatically create the blogger post ...
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: ClassRoom Lecture VBlogging?????

Joe,Depends what he wants to do.If he just trying to make a copy for his students to review, then he can put the entire thing up and they can download them. This is exactly what I did last semester. (These were videos taken in a special distance ed room, and I had to talk them into giving me .wmv files that I could post on a non-password protected sight for download, in stead of their streaming real media server. I had some pretty interesting discussions about who owned the copyright to my lectures, because I wanted to make them creative commons, but that's another discusson).
http://www.umr.edu/~rhall/hciHowever, if he's interested in making stuff for the world to see, like he is just interested in teaching people beyond his class, then I would strongly recommend the five minute compression route Matt suggests below. In fact, I would suggest that the professor think carefully about what is truely interesting and enjoyable in his lectures and work on editing based on the fact that most people expect short videos on the web these days (
e.g., Rocketboom is 3 minutes) ... of course, there are all sorts of cool things the professor could do with editing, but that depends on his purpose, as I said, and his passion for that sort of thing ... If he's really interested in using video blogging in teaching and would like to contact another professor with a passion for video blogging, whose never really figured out a way to connect it with his profesoring, tell him to email me at
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VBlogging yesterday and didn't really know but that I kind ofdoubted it was possible to send out both Video and Audio in the 30-50 minute range en mass as in Podcasting.Shoot the lecture, edit four x 15 min videos, and compress them well.
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: ClassRoom Lecture VBlogging?????




I agree. I would suggest that he further categorise his lecture topics
that would fit into 3-5 minute videos. I would think most students
would only want to review certain aspects rather than a whole hour of a
lecture. The upside of this is that it allows him greater flexibility
in chopping and changing his lectures/lecture topics and have smaller
videos to edit and deal with. It would be more convinient for students
to download key points they want rather than a whole lecture (take up
less bandwidth for shorter time). Downside is that he has many little
videos to edit and post.
Just suggestions from a recently graduated, frantic note taking and filing uni student. 
Joan
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Joe,Depends what he wants to do.However,
if he's interested in making stuff for the world to see, like he is
just interested in teaching people beyond his class, then I would
strongly recommend the five minute compression route Matt suggests
below. In fact, I would suggest that the professor think carefully
about what is truely interesting and enjoyable in his lectures and work
on editing based on the fact that most people expect short videos on
the web these days (
e.g., Rocketboom is 3 minutes) ... of course, there are all sorts of
cool things the professor could do with editing, but that depends on
his purpose, as I said, and his passion for that sort of thing ... If
he's really interested in using video blogging in teaching and would
like to contact another professor with a passion for video blogging,
whose never really figured out a way to connect it with his
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: ClassRoom Lecture VBlogging?????

2005-12-18 Thread B Yen

On Dec 18, 2005, at 3:45 PM, Joan Khoo wrote: I agree. I would suggest that he further categorise his lecture topics that would fit into 3-5 minute videos. I would think most students would only want to review certain aspects rather than a whole hour of a lecture. The upside of this is that it allows him greater flexibility in chopping and changing his lectures/lecture topics and have smaller videos to edit and deal with. It would be more convinient for students to download key points they want rather than a whole lecture (take up less bandwidth for shorter time). Downside is that he has many little videos to edit and post. Just suggestions from a recently graduated, frantic note taking and filing uni student. Joan http://rantingsofjoan.blogspot.com http://www.ilounge.com/index.php/news/comments/5953/‘Course casting’ lets students listen to lectures on iPods By Larry Angell | 11.23.05 | iPodSeveral universities across the U.S. have begun distributing lectures in digital form so students can download and listen to them on their iPods. Critics complain that the “course casting” of lectures cuts down on vital interaction with professors, and also lets students get by with cutting more classes.“Could ivy-covered lecture halls become as obsolete as the typewriter? This fall, a dozen colleges across the country have introduced a controversial new teaching tool called course casting, aimed at supplementing—and in some cases replacing—large, impersonal lectures,” writes Newsweek’s Peg Tyre. “Although it has been around for less than a year, course casting has become as popular as a keg party on homecoming weekend. Students at Purdue University have downloaded 40,000 lectures since the start of the semester—not bad for a school with an enrollment of 38,000. Drexel, Stanford, Duke and American University have begun course-casting programs, too.” -Well, I can comment on the value of recorded lectures as it was a major part my success at college. As a science major, there’s a lot of note taking along with the lecture, more often than not I’d miss a piece here or there. For instance, many professors draw diagrams on the board and discussing it, most of us try to get the diagram down. I used a digital record and changed my style of note taking to better utilize this tool. It works great and I will never take another course without it. As far as the comment of interaction with the professor and student, there are two aspects, first, as I mentioned, there are other things in courses, ie the diagrams, that just won’t work via a recording for obvious reasons, I never missed a day of class either, again, a science major. But, with that said, it depends on the professor, for some, all you’d need is a recording as even when you’d be in class to see if the lecture wasn’t a pre-recored, if you know what I mean; for some professors, there is NO interaction.By kaioslider on 11.23.05 at 02:49 PMhttp://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/10117475/site/newsweek/Professor In Your Pocket Now course casting lets college students skip classes and download lectures onto their iPods. Biology rocks! But some parents just don’t understand.Con:“..Students learn an important skill when they are required to show up for a lecture: creating a schedule and sticking to it. Being in class keeps them in regular contact with professors, which, experts say, is a key to keeping dropout rates low. Lectures, too, force students to focus for long, uninterrupted stretches. Course casting might work, says Lee Knefelkamp, a professor of education at Teachers College at Columbia University, if a professor is trying to deliver facts and concepts for later regurgitation. “Students can listen to that anywhere.” But a topnotch lecture, says Knefelkamp, “should be provocative, catch you up short and make you think in ways you never have before.” Those kinds of intellectual epiphanies, she says, rarely happen at the laundromat.”Pro:“..But converts say course casting is an easy way to add a much-needed jolt to the large introductory courses most departments must offer to underclassmen each semester. Students “aren’t interested in absorbing every word like passive sponges,” says Richard Lucic, a computer-science professor at Duke. Weaned on fast-paced music videos and thrill-a-minute game systems, students often complain that 90-minute lectures are mind-numbingly dull. The technology makes it easier for professors to enliven lectures with guest speakers and primary-source material. Some professors actually act more like DJs than Ph.D.s, composing musical intros, adding gong sounds, jokes and other aural cues to emphasize important ideas on the digitalized version of their lectures.”On 12/19/05, Richard Show [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Joe,Depends what he wants to do.However, if he's interested in making stuff for the world to see, like he is just interested in teaching people beyond his class, then I would strongly recommend the five minute compression route Matt suggests

Re: [videoblogging] Re: ClassRoom Lecture VBlogging?????




I fell into this same trap (my lecturers post their lecture
slides online for students to print) and failed a few subjects. Its a
hard lesson learnt but I didn't miss anymore lectures. It's recognizing
that the internet is a supplement not a replacement of lectures.
Unfortunately, not every uni student learns this lesson.
Joan
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http://www.ilounge.com/index.php/news/comments/5953/
'Course casting' lets students listen to lectures on iPods
 By Larry Angell | 11.23.05 | iPodSeveral
universities across the U.S. have begun distributing lectures in
digital form so students can download and listen to them on their
iPods. Critics complain that the "course casting" of lectures cuts down
on vital interaction with professors, and also lets students get by
with cutting more classes."Could
ivy-covered lecture halls become as obsolete as the typewriter? This
fall, a dozen colleges across the country have introduced a
controversial new teaching tool called course casting, aimed at
supplementing—and in some cases replacing—large, impersonal lectures,"
writes Newsweek's Peg Tyre. "Although it has been around for less than
a year, course casting has become as popular as a keg party on
homecoming weekend. Students at Purdue University have downloaded
40,000 lectures since the start of the semester—not bad for a school
with an enrollment of 38,000. Drexel, Stanford, Duke and American
University have begun course-casting programs, too." -
Well,
I can comment on the value of recorded lectures as it was a major part
my success at college. As a science major, there's a lot of note taking
along with the lecture, more often than not I'd miss a piece here or
there. For instance, many professors draw diagrams on the board and
discussing it, most of us try to get the diagram down. I used a digital
record and changed my style of note taking to better utilize this tool.
It works great and I will never take another course without it. As far
as the comment of interaction with the professor and student, there are
two aspects, first, as I mentioned, there are other things in courses,
ie the diagrams, that just won't work via a recording for obvious
reasons, I never missed a day of class either, again, a science major.
But, with that said, it depends on the professor, for some, all you'd
need is a recording as even when you'd be in class to see if the
lecture wasn't a pre-recored, if you know what I mean; for some
professors, there is NO interaction.By kaioslider on 11.23.05 at 02:49 PM
  
  
  
  






  
  
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[videoblogging] Free video isn't stealing

2005-12-18 Thread JD Lasica

It may be that I'm in an unforgiving mood from two straight days of
downpours, but I laid into a NY Times writer today for suggesting that
that the only video available for his video iPod comes from Hollywood.
Anything else you can find online must come from stealing.

http://www.newmediamusings.com/blog/2005/12/free_video_isnt.html

Free video isn't stealing. Maybe if we repeat it enough times, the
message will sink in.

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Re: [videoblogging] Free video isn't stealing

2005-12-18 Thread Clint Sharp

JD Lasica wrote:

 It may be that I'm in an unforgiving mood from two straight days of
 downpours, but I laid into a NY Times writer today for suggesting that
 that the only video available for his video iPod comes from Hollywood.
 Anything else you can find online must come from stealing.

 http://www.newmediamusings.com/blog/2005/12/free_video_isnt.html

 Free video isn't stealing. Maybe if we repeat it enough times, the
 message will sink in.

 jd lasica
 http://www.newmediamusings.com

Professionals working for media entities that have been around hundreds 
of years are going to find it hard to accept that their system isn't the 
only way to do things, since it basically has been the only way for as 
long as anyone can remember.  It seems that some professional 
journalists have been able to grok and get behind new media ideals, but 
for the most part they look only at the amount of content that is mainly 
drivel and assume it's *all* useless drivel.  Tools are being written 
which will hopefully allow the best of the video content to float to the 
top, and then maybe we can start getting the recognition that Hollywood 
isn't the only place good content comes from.

Part of new media is that good content is the exception rather than the 
rule, and what people are failing to realize is that it's the same way 
with old media.  However, old media has done an excellent job of 
assuming if you hide behind the NY Times brand or the CNN brand or the 
Washington Post brand that you must be a top notch reporter who has 
researched all his/her facts and you are presenting an accurate 
representation of the facts, but the awful truth is that that just isn't 
the case.  Reporters are lazy as we've all seen.  They will mindlessly 
repeat what other reporters have written, accurate or not.  We have as 
much work convincing the public that everyone should be somewhat 
skeptical of everything they read and watch instead of allowing places 
like the NY Times to convince them that they are indeed the lock on the 
truth as we do convincing them that new media, blogs, podcasts and vlogs 
are worth reading, listening to and watching.

Good post, JD.

Clint

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