Be careful, as QuickTime's Animation codec will result in a HUGE file. Last I checked, it is the equivalent to uncompressed video. Therefore it is not really suited for internet distribution.- joshOn Aug 6, 2005, at 10:34 PM, Clint Sharp wrote: James A. Donnelly wrote: > > That makes sense.. I
James A. Donnelly wrote:
>
> That makes sense.. I will try that. Thanks!
> jad
>
> www.dummycast.com
> www.madpod.com
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If you're doing Quicktime, it has a codec specifically for Animation. I
think the codec is actually called Animation.
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Hi everyone:
At 09:38 AM 8/4/2005, you wrote:
On Thu, 04 Aug 2005 17:34:41
+0200, Pat Cook (Jeeper One TV)
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't want it inside the BODY. I want the BODY and the SIDEBAR
to
> be on top of it.
Add background-image to the .
Using what command(?)? How & where wo
Great. Thanks for all these pages. Other members of the forum made their list??
Thanks,
Chris
On 8/6/05, Steve Garfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm building a list with my thoughts on each over at
http://feevlog.comOn Aug 6, 2005, at 5:40 PM, chrbaudry wrote:> I know... There are dozens
I'm building a list with my thoughts on each over at http://feevlog.com
On Aug 6, 2005, at 5:40 PM, chrbaudry wrote:
> I know... There are dozens and maybe hundreds of blogging software.
> There may be an updated list of blogging software on various
> websites, but what about building our own
Hi, folks. I want to get people's input on this video:
http://carlweaver.blogspot.com/2005/08/thailand-question.html
It's kind of a big decision and I know you all will give great advice.
Thanks,
Carl
carlweaver.blogspot.com
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> happy birthday fuck you!
> Yeah no sh*t. Who in the world has copyright over that title. :-(
Here's the story of the happy birthday song:
http://www.snopes.com/music/songs/birthday.htm
Apparently it now brings in about 2 Million in annual royalties which
are split between AOL Time/Warne
On Sun, 07 Aug 2005 04:06:42 +0200, Pat Cook (Jeeper One TV)
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> Yeah no sh*t. Who in the world has copyright over that title. :-(
AOL/Time Warner does:
http://www.snopes.com/music/songs/birthday.htm >
It's big bucks:
"According to David Sengstack, president of S
Hi everyone:
At 10:42 AM 8/6/2005, you wrote:
Lessig recently cited an
experiment, i think in Wired mag, on how they tried to legally publish on
the net he and friends singing 'Happy Birthday' to another friend. Quick
conclusion- it cost almost $1,000 *if* they were granted permission...
which
First I must apologize for my paranthesis. I debated whether to put it in
or not, and decided to put it in for dramatic effect (and because there
have been proposed some pretty stupid ideas on account on
'experimentation' in the past) figuring that you wouldn't be offended. I
was in err
The vlogbar has heaps of links and feeds attached to it its pretty cool.
http://www.vlogbar.blogspot.com/
JOn 8/7/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In a message dated 8/6/2005 5:41:12 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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know... There are dozens and may
On Sun, 07 Aug 2005 02:06:27 +0200, Joshua Kinberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> The HTML page for your channel does not need to be your blog.
> For instance, the NYTimes publishes several RSS feeds. They could make
> the channel link element point to the NYTimes.com homepage if they
> wanted
Congratulations Tim!! Welcome to married life :)
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Tim D <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What a coincidence. I got married yesterday. Awesome, and congrats Ro!
>
> Tim
> realitysandwich.typepad.com
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> specifications or the system breaks down. So when the spec says 'you must
> include a element which points to the HTML page for your channel',
The HTML page for your channel does not need to be your blog.
For instance, the NYTimes publ
Hmm, they're rather behind the times. There's a category for
"Podcasting and Audioblogging" but none for videoblogs.
I can't find any vlogs listed except people that were previously
listed under "weblog" like Steve Garfield and Blogumentary.
I sent a note to Customer Care - we'll see if there
What a coincidence. I got married yesterday. Awesome, and congrats Ro!
Tim
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> Ryan, Peter, and I are in Toronto right now
> why? becasue Ro is getting married in 2 hours.
> hopefully we'll have some video up tom
Hey everyone, hopefully I won't get so many people p*ssed off with
this post, but why is there not a Yahoo Category for VLogging? Is it
because there is such a thin line in some peoples eyes between Blog
and VLog?
Thanks,
Troy
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know... There are dozens and maybe hundreds of blogging software. There
may be an updated list of blogging software on various websites, but what
about building our own list here.I suggest 4 cat
I know... There are dozens and maybe hundreds of blogging software.
There may be an updated list of blogging software on various
websites, but what about building our own list here.
I suggest 4 categories (suggestions to improve the categories
appreciated)
1. Traditional blogging software
That makes sense.. I will try that. Thanks!
jad
www.dummycast.com
www.madpod.com
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Bohus Blahut <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> James A. Donnelly wrote:
>
> >Does anyone have any thoughts about proper compression for animations?
> >I used the standard ones t
http://audioblog.com does this for audio or video
On Aug 6, 2005, at 1:22 PM, Joshua Kinberg wrote:
> :-)
>
> There are numerous ways to autogenerate an RSS feed. You don't need a
> blog to do this, although it certainly makes RSS creation easier.
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James A. Donnelly wrote:
>Does anyone have any thoughts about proper compression for animations?
>I used the standard ones that are listed here, and on freevlog...
>but the animations come out absolutely crappy!
>
>
Full video has lots more detail than an animation, given the
compressio
thanks for the conversion!
excellent job, you guys! congrats!
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wrote:
> I converted stream to MP3. Here's the file:
> http://joshkinberg.com/blog/files/npr_vlog.mp3
>
> -Josh
>
>
> On 8/6/05, ryanne hodson <[EMAIL PRO
What kind of animation?
Is it traditional animation, Flash, 3D, claymation, something else?
Typically you can compress animation more than live action video and
still get decent results. You could probably drop the frame rate to
10-12 fps too and save a bit more in filesize.
But, it really de
Yeah, that would be great if someone could quicktime this piece as the streaming blows...
(and I come off as a Momma boy...oh well, it was still a good story that Laura put together)
schlomo
http://schlomolog.blogspot.com
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, ryanne hodson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I like your list. It integrates what I called "subtle infomercial" in "Reputation enhancement" which is a much better formulation.
Just for the purpose of brainstorming, here are a few ideas. Not sure where they fit in your classification:
1. Serial writer, painter, sculpter, artist, cartoon
Does anyone have any thoughts about proper compression for animations?
I used the standard ones that are listed here, and on freevlog...
but the animations come out absolutely crappy!
There is to much information to encode, thus it looks blurry and
fuzzy.
basically they only look decent with ve
A stellar representation of the State of the Vlogosphere by all.
Way to go.
Jan
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I converted stream to MP3. Here's the file:
http://joshkinberg.com/blog/files/npr_vlog.mp3
-Josh
On 8/6/05, ryanne hodson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> yeah!
> is there any way for someone to hack this windows file and make a QT
> audio of it?
> i had a lot of trouble streaming this.
> i thin
I currently have a Sony VX21000. It's a great 3chip camera. Can also
shoot 16x9. Nice picture. I like it better than the Canon XL1 that I
use to have.
jad
www.dummycast.com (vblog)
www.madpod.com (podcast)
www.madlymedia.com
www.moonvideo.com
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "LeanBack
> I'm new to the list. And new to the vlog - video podcast space. Not new to
> video though. Still a vlog virgin. Still conceptualizing how I want to make
> my first impression.
hey taylor--
i think you just need to make it simple.
everyone is getting all riled up thinking they need to make
yeah!
is there any way for someone to hack this windows file and make a QT
audio of it?
i had a lot of trouble streaming this.
i think laura did a great job on this story
really showed what we are doing well.
cheers from ro's wedding day in toronto!
-ryanne
On 8/6/05, Joshua Kinberg <[EMAIL
Hey all,
Just to remind you that in 45 minutes there will be a videoconference
for videobloggers from around the world. All you need is a webcam to
participate. In fact, you don't even need that. You can participate
through a microphone alone (audio only), or you can just sit back and
watch t
im glad you guys brought this up. i was wondering why my stats had
such a dramatic drop today...
so, can someone dumb this down for me, cause i really dont understand?
the feedburner stats that you see on your page - are they a reflection
of how many people are actually subscribed to your si
I love what they're doing with the word "Hacks".
The hacks series is becoming in my opinion, more like tips, tricks,
life-skills, ways to improve efficiency, etc.
Check out "Mind Hacks" and "Online Investing Hacks"...These are very
different sort of hacks.
Take a look at http://lifehacker.com
:-)
There are numerous ways to autogenerate an RSS feed. You don't need a
blog to do this, although it certainly makes RSS creation easier.
One early example of RSS sans blog from the Podcasting world is Andrew
Grumet's dir2rss script:
http://grumet.net/weblog/archives/2004/09/12/001087.html
Most of digital video camcorders have firewire device drivers now adays and work with macintosh without any problem. Which one? Deponds on your budget! 3ccd cameras are quite cheap in Europe and should be also the same in USA, if it's where you live.
cheers,
Roozbeh
Op 6-aug-05 om 18:47 heeft Lea
I can't wait for LA! I'm coming up today!!!
Eric Rice wrote:
>Just a reminder that the San Francisco Podcast & Videoblog Roadshow is today in San
>Francisco. 4pm at the House of Shields (39 New Montgomery)
>
>21 and up! (don't worry, Silicon Valley is in a couple weeks--all ages)
>
>Next up:
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4787757>
Weekend Edition - Saturday, August 6, 2005 · As a blogger on the
Internet, it's possible to post entries for all the world to read
about the biggest, or littlest, happenings in one's life. Now video
bloggers, or "vloggers," are addi
> You can lie putting in http://www.example.com/ or soemthing else.
it's not about being a lie, it's about why we assume videos need some
kind of 'site' or homepage
> But by
> doing so you devaluate RSS as a whole. If more people did that the channel
> level would become useless for ev
Sure, you can edit any data in your XML sheet. You could pull the
parameter from anywhere (e.g. generate a random url, pick from a
list, hard-code a constant)
On Aug 6, 2005, at 12:52 PM, duncan speakman wrote:
>> The channel level element ("The URL to the HTML website
>> corresponding
On Sat, 06 Aug 2005 18:52:52 +0200, duncan speakman
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>> The channel level element ("The URL to the HTML website
>> corresponding to the channel.") is *required* in RSS 2.0.
>
> is there a way to spoof this.. i.e. to put in a different url to the
> one that is act
Josh Wolf wrote:
> I don't like O'Reily is doing to the word "hacks."
On the other hand they're stripping it of its criminal connotation,
which is unfortunately more widespread than its pristine definition.
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> The channel level element ("The URL to the HTML website
> corresponding to the channel.") is *required* in RSS 2.0.
is there a way to spoof this.. i.e. to put in a different url to the
one that is actually generating the feed...
> In most cases it is fucking stupid *not* to provide
>
channel - true...
i maybe misread... and thought he meant associating to his own site.. not any site.
On 8/6/05, Andreas Haugstrup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Sat, 06 Aug 2005 18:37:00 +0200, duncan speakman<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:> is this possible?> to create a feed that doesn't contain a
On 8/6/05, Joshua Kinberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> yes.
lol... ok.
anychance you could elaborate? how does one go about doing this?
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of course, yes.
you can manually write your XML referencing media hosted all over the internet.
their are many software apps and scripts that create RSS for you as well.
dont need a blog.
another example is over on videobloggers.org. right now, the only feature available for beta testers is
Pete and I absolutely love the Canon Optura 400 (or 500).
It is small and shoots "real" widescreen video (not faking it by
cropping top/bottom). The only benefit of the 500 is an always-on
light for night shooting.
-Matt
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On Sat, 06 Aug 2005 18:37:00 +0200, duncan speakman
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> is this possible?
> to create a feed that doesn't contain any reference to it's originating
> site?
Don't listen to Josh. :o)
The channel level element ("The URL to the HTML website
corresponding to the c
What would be a good video camcorder (firewire) for use with a
macintosh?
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Lessig recently cited an experiment, i think in Wired mag, on how they
tried to legally publish on the net he and friends singing 'Happy
Birthday' to another friend. Quick conclusion- it cost almost
$1,000 *if* they were granted permission... which they were at first
but then they were denied t
yes, welcome beth...
although i am now having terrible flashbacks to that episode of 'the
office' where david brent gives the motiviational lecture to
prospective managers. ;)
d
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My impression / experience is that stats drop - regularly - on weekends.
Podcast stats dropped today from 350 to 210.
Come Monday, they'll be back up. My guess? Lots of folks ping feedburner
from work. :)
Jan
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http://blog.ur
is this possible?
to create a feed that doesn't contain any reference to it's originating site?
regards
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> yesterday, I was unpacking some boxes and I ran into a classic CD.
> I thought "Hey! I'd like to listen to this."
> Then it hit me: Why bother?
> The same amount of time would be better spent finding something new on the
> archive.
then i guess it wasn;t such a classic CD!!
i know wha
organize a conference akin to the apple store thingies, maybe?
spread it.On 8/6/05, Nathan Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The sad thing about vlogging,Where are all the Asian vlogs?I am only me, and not a native of this hemishere (butdo live here)Chinese blog, and all my Japanese friends blog
Welcome.
Glad to have someone in here who teaches people how to laugh!
Looking forward to seeing a vlog on that.
On Aug 6, 2005, at 10:20 AM, Beth Agnew wrote:
> Cheers,
> --Beth
> Beth Agnew, Professor of Mirth
> laughpractice.blogspot.com
--Steve
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Does anyone have insight on the FeedBurner stats? I recently built a
page that displays the FB button for various sites in the community.
I'd post this page, but many of the sites do not show the button
themselves and I "found" them myself.
I started noticing my site's number of readers drop
The sad thing about vlogging,
Where are all the Asian vlogs?
I am only me, and not a native of this hemishere (but
do live here)
Chinese blog, and all my Japanese friends blog...
Koreans too!!!
((This is best way to fight CNN!!))
nathan miller
www.bicycle-sidewalk.com
YA
interesting and simple ;-)
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Just a reminder that the San Francisco Podcast & Videoblog Roadshow is today in San
Francisco. 4pm at the House of Shields (39 New Montgomery)
21 and up! (don't worry, Silicon Valley is in a couple weeks--all ages)
Next up: Atlanta and Silicon Valley... then the planning starts for So. Cal.
Thanks for all the advice. So I went to i-tunes and someone had already gotten me on the
i-Tunes podcast list! Thanks, whoever that was.
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "johngaltsjournal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Easy way: go to your vlog page on mefeedia and copy the iTunes link.
Ok, quit poking, my side is hurting. I get the point.
Troy
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "Jan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [Poking Troy in the ribs] ---> Now that's an introduction, lad.
>
> Jan
> --
> "It isn't done alone. Pay more."
> http://fauxpress.blogspot.com
> http://blog
where does it end?
will i eventually have to pay every time i remember a song?
generally the only things i have to pay for repeatedly are my mistakes
;-)
hmmm, maybe that means the buying commercial music is a mistake, hmmm
yesterday, I was unpacking some boxes and I ran into a classic CD
[Poking Troy in the ribs] ---> Now that's an introduction, lad.
Jan
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On Sat, 06 Aug 2005 14:56:13 +0200, Pete Prodoehl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Have you ever *bought* music, and by bought, I mean bought the full
> rights to any music to do as you please? Most times you are licensing
> it. CD's you buy at the store? You don't own those, you don't have the
>
Demographics are showing to be very interesting. Its time to do a
survey, but having started with just a few people and building it up
over time, especially with audience involvement, I feel like I have a
pretty good idea of our demographics anyway.
First Adopters Of technology
Smart
var
This is one of the directions I can see myself going into. Even more
important than that we teach others how to do it.
I know we have to teach others how to do video blogging before they
are told it is just a bunch of people recording their navels. I'm
not hating on anybody's outie some are
Stephcast.
[I saw Richcast and just had to jump on the branding]
On 8/6/05, Jan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Richcast
>
> Mediacast
>
> J
> --
> "It isn't done alone. Pay more."
> http://fauxpress.blogspot.com
> http://blog.urbanartadventures.com
> http://vlogpresskit.blogs
On Aug 5, 2005, at 12:34 AM, Michael Sullivan wrote:7. hot-linking with an http://http file structure to hide source of video when pulling from another domain.been curious about this one. feel free to explain ;-)This is a neat feature you can set up on your server which I was introduced to throug
Troy,
This is interesting, because your email prompted me to write Part II
of my Manifesto, which is essentially a list of things that commercial
entities can do to really piss me off as a videoblogger (not that you
did all of them, but your post prompted me to think about them more
concretel
After reading Jan's and Raymond's evocative posts, I guess it's time for
me to step forward, introduce myself, and let you know what I have to
offer. I've been a member for about a week; not long in lurker terms,
but as a veteran of cyberspace, I know it's prudent to observe before
jumping
Test 3, hmmm
I will have to think about this one some more, but here are my first
thoughts. My first thought is I can see things 3-12 months down the
road, I am not an visionary, I am an idea man. So as you said, I
recognized the fact in the group that there is a virtual fence that
e
Raymond,
Thanks for the feedback and I realized the sarcastic part was kind
of my doom on this list. But, I also realize that anything that is
done on parts of the internet are considered spam at first when they
are blindsided like my post was. I should have done that better.
For everyon
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "Pat Cook (Jeeper One TV)"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I ranted on this on my podcast earlier today (which BTW will NOT have
> the open & close I normally attach to each show) and an idea hit me
> that if they were to charge a ONE-TIME flat fee $5 (or wh
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Michael Sullivan
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ah, the ole CMS verses BLOG comparison... ;-)
> anyways, i last edited wikipedia... and appled this line:
>
> "Blogs often take advantage of RSS for
> syndication to other web sites and aggregator software (r
Deal!
brad
http://www.iwatchedthewholething.blogspot.com
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "iwatchedthewholething"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ok..so..i think that i'm the only person vblogging in fresno,
> california. If there are any others, please let me know, and i will
> gladly lin
Well! Okay Troy, you passed the first test, which was that you read the list
rather than just leaving your request for help populating your site /
moderators, dusting off your hands and walking away.
And the second test, you replied to our skepticism / cynicism with humor.
The third test: w
Sooo totally understand your enthusiams, B. We think it's pretty darned
amazing, too.
If you wanna know how Lisa does it, write her an email :) She doesn't
participate much on this list.
The idea of live moblogging is totally cool for some applications (as with
the occasional newsworthy ev
Hey Troy, all
I have to respond to this, even though we have moved on. I hope you
are still reading this, Troy.
Firstly, my screencast was pretty sarcastic, but it doesn't mean that
I have totally written off your site or that there is ill will as
such. I have no intention to be just some sar
Richcast
Mediacast
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And also thanks. Not just thankjs.On 8/6/05, Adam Quirk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Quick thankjs to sull for helping keep wiki clean..,.meaningful
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Quick thankjs to sull for helping keep wiki clean..,.meaningfulOn 8/6/05, Eric Rice <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'll roll a 20 sided dice for "EnclosureCast".
Snort.
Back to casting Magic Missile,
Eric
http://www.ericrice.com
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Michael Sullivan <[EMAIL
on 8/5/05 8:26 PM, Gena at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I flipped the radio on to a local NPR (National Public Radio) station
> to listen to a new show called Past Sunset.
>
> The topic of the show was talking about, establishing and discovering
> community in the Los Angeles area. One of the f
Ryan, Peter, and I are in Toronto right now
why? becasue Ro is getting married in 2 hours.
hopefully we'll have some video up tomorrow/monday.
but everyone send him a congrat email:
"Rohan Pall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
he's as crazy in person as he is in his videos..
Jay
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I use a Sony DSR-PD170P DVCAM. It has more features particularly at audio side.
Op 6-aug-05 om 20:42 heeft James A. Donnelly het volgende geschreven:
I currently have a Sony VX21000. It's a great 3chip camera. Can also
shoot 16x9. Nice picture. I like it better than the Canon XL1 that I
use to
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