I highly recommend the book, Video Blogging For Dummies. If you can
pick up the book without getting offended by the name, you are in for
a rich treat.
It is chock full of useful tips on basic and technical video filming
tips, Vlogging websites, and cool free programs and online services
you can
Thanks, Adrian. Looked into video hosting sites other than youtube.
There are quite a few others - revver, brightcover, myspace TV etc.
Didn't realize this.
Is blip.tv the one to go with?
Do people blog on more than one host?
Usuff
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welcome usuff!
On 5/19/08, Usuff Omar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks, Adrian. Looked into video hosting sites other than youtube.
There are quite a few others - revver, brightcover, myspace TV etc.
Didn't realize this.
Is blip.tv the one to go with?
Do people blog on more than one
blip doesn't take your copyright, and you can get it to auto post to
your blog which is nice.
On 19/05/2008, at 6:15 PM, Usuff Omar wrote:
Is blip.tv the one to go with?
cheers
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One place is http://www.zamzar.com you can convert YT into many
formats, for PPT I would suggest .avi or .wmv
From M$ 2003 PPT Help:
On the Insert menu, point to Movies and Sounds, click Movie from File,
locate the folder that contains the file you want, and then
double-click the file.
Note A
There are a TON of free web-based services that capture youtube video. Just
go to google and search for youtube download - they turn youtube videos into
the portable flv format. You need an flv player (easily found as well).
Then, if you need to turn the video into something else (like an mpg4,
I learned from the cool kids at foureyedmonsters.com how to do it.
Check out their tutorial. http://foureyedmonsters.com/youtube-to-fcp/
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Zachary, I don't know what computer you are on. I have a complicated
description on how to do this with a PC on my Mac but don't have the
URL. I'll send it to you in a video email.
I personally use Snapz ProX which costs some money but enables you to
capture anything, video or still photo,
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wrote:
Thanks! you were right!
I was just trying to open them, and not import them. Do I do the
same thing if I want to use avid dv? or does avid not support that
file type?
Ok next question... Now I am trying to make a
You have a number of options:
1. Inside of Windows Movie Maker 2 there is a capture image button on
the right side of the monitor area. The image is held in the
clipboard area. Any photo or drawing program should be able to snag
it for you. A freebie to check out is the beloved Irfanview
Yeah what Gena said. The windows Media PLYER never gives me a
reliable screenshot of the movie ... however Movie MAKER can do
it. I have windows Movie Maker version 2.1 and it will save a JPG
image of the movie directly. I just hit the Take Picture button
and it asks me where I want to save it.
Thanks Michael - that was a very helpful post. I think that I will use
WordPress.
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I use and recomend Wordpress. There is free Wordpress hosting at
Wordpress.com (similar to setting up a blogger account) and Dreamhost
(a paid hosting service) has an easy one click install of wordpress
that you can use.
Bill Streeter
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Oh - now I get it! Duh!
I can host my videos elsewhere to conserve bandwidth. BUT I can embed
the videos on my personally own/hosted vlog. Correct?
Ok, now that I finally get it, which hosting do you guys think is the
best option? I don't mind paying a fee IF it means getting
Here here to the dump Pinnacle chant. I have had so many problems
with it.
For something inexpensive and easy to use, I suggest Roxio, as I
always do. For unusual reasons which I can explain if you're really
interested, I suggest Roxio 7 over Roxio 8... but 8 has its benefits
as well.
My own
Honestly, the free route is pretty reliable right now. And since
we're now talking about both hosting and blogging if you will, I'd
suggest:
http://www.blip.tv
They will host your videos for free--and (though I know this isn't the
case) if you weren't concerned about the appearance of the vlog,
Thanks Michael. I've built the wordpress template for my blog at
www.vlogdiva.com. It's still totally bare bones.
Later today I'm going to try using this software
http://www.jeroenwijering.com/?item=Flash_Video_Player
It has a wordpress plugin so I think that it can work with the
wordpress RSS
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--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Michael Verdi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: A good place to start is http://freevlog.org
Hi Verdi. It does look like a great site, thank you. However, I aminterested in keeping the vlog under our ownership, hosted on
Go check out the Pinnacle forums for all the problems people have had
and are having. I'm telling you it's bad based on my own personal
experience with the software.
There are numerous easy to use NLE's out there that will do that
job. In the end, it will be up to you what you are comfortable
Any NLE will be able to capture the video. What you will need is the
proper hardware.
You can use a video capture card and plug a VCR into that and capture.
You can use a DV camera that has A/V inputs. (VCR to DV Cam to Computer)
Failing that...you can bring your VHS cassette into a company
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Riaz A Hakeem [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
What is the best way to convert some old but 'great' video from
Analog to
Digital format? Is there software that does that? There is the standard
equipment that converts VHS tapes to DVD, not sure if that would do
Well this is the correct forum for newbie questions so don't be
afraid to speak up. That's what the list is for.
Most digital camcorders have a digital pass through option that
allows you to input an analog signal and the camera converts it to a
digital one that can be captured on a computer
I would recommend DV Storm2 if you're using a PC. I used this for two years and it was really good and easy to use. (It also comes with some very pro looking real time effects)You can find out about it here:http://www.canopus.com/ (Saying that...I've just had a look on there and it looks like
I've used a Dazzle... it does the trick. I'm thinking of vlogging a
few old personal videos at some point, I just need my own personal
vlog seperate from Kitkast...
Good luck,
Kitka
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Riaz A Hakeem [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
What is the best way to convert
The only thing I could add to this is to try to avoid getting it transfered to DVD or using hardware that encodes it to mpeg1 or mpeg2. Using those formats will mean you'll have to take an additional step of converting the new video to DV so you can edit it. I'd stick with something that gave
Oh Verdi, grand poobah of video, where were you Saturday night? ;-)
I have been having on-going problems with my system, including it not
reading the firewire drive. In a Wile E. Coyote ah-ha moment it comes
to me to get a DVD recorder with an FW Analog connection.
Three hours of research I
Sounds pretty good.
Edmund
http://swiftywriting.blogspot.com
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Klaas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
soon to open
http://vlogmatic.com or http://thedotvlog.com
what do you think of those names?
Blips
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Hi Klaas, welcome. If you are looking for a challenge you are
absolutely in the right place. I happen to be in challenge mode at
the moment. Fighting with my PC equipment. Not the video part, the
hardware part. Grr!
If you haven't decided on a videoblogging computer platform yet I
would like
Thanks for the welcome, my first real vlog ever is here;
http://usadutch.com/blips/?p=719
This is a dutch blog, a English version is in the make.
I'm a PC user and will likeley not go mac but go vikings... eeeh
that not the same huh?
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Gena [EMAIL
soon to open
http://vlogmatic.com or http://thedotvlog.com
what do you think of those names?
Blips
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Klaas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the welcome, my first real vlog ever is here;
http://usadutch.com/blips/?p=719
This is a dutch blog, a
Ooops - goofed up the names of VideoRe Do http://www.videoredo.com
As far as the other recommendations for editing - .AVI and .MOV are
not bad suggestions.
In fact, you may have to convert to one of those formats if the VOB
editing doesn't work out.
You are a VOB - DVD editing pioneer. Let see
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "Owen Andrew" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey everyone, I'm new to this whole VBlog'n thing, so don't mock my lame comments yet. However, I was wondering a few things to startup. I just bought a Sony DVR-DVD92 model with an extended battery. 1 - What
I was reading Camcorders and Computers Magazine and they have a
section regarding VOB editors converters:
ImToo DVD Ripper converts VOB/Mpeg2 to .avi - http://imtoo.com
MPEG Viedo Wizard - http://www.womble.com
ViedoReDo, converts without decompression/recompression
The website for Camcorders
I've seen a bunch of converters from browsing. Now I'm just more
curious as to which compression seems to be the best for online. Half the
people are telling me to work with it in avi, and then go to QT. Thanks
for the help Gena.
Owen
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Dude, I have no idea what you are on about. Chill with the Yoda-speak
and clarify.
Cheers,
Doug
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Hey all,
I agree with Eric (Yeah! Me too!)
Free is good, but if you are dissatisfied with the service you cannot
really go and complain to their service desk. If your free
videoblogging tool suddenly stops working for you, you can of course
try to improve it, get involved, but sometimes you
(don't know if you are a mac person. just
assumed it ! :)
http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/internet_utilities/simplecss.html
]
cheers for that anne... i guess the problem is that i'm working
with a wordpress template that someone else has built and i'm trying to
reverse-engineer it..
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, duncan speakman
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i've been trying to get my 'alt' tags to be larger and
in a different colour for ages
Are you talking about the alt attribute you have within Image tags and
the like, or have you asigned a CSS class called
hey duncan!
have you (or anyone else here) tried Simple CSS? i'm lost when it
comes to stuff like that too. found this on the apple site and am
thinking of giving it a try (don't know if you are a mac person. just
assumed it ! :)
Thanks for this good info, Peter. I customized my Blogger template (in
sidebar area) to add the archive and some nifty borders. Not sure about
the color, though, let's see if it grows on me. Thoughts, anyone?
I also created a swipeable Laugh Practice badge and I will be
encouraging folks
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Thanks for this good info, Peter. I customized my Blogger template
I dunno Beth, watching some of these guys dance cracks me up big time.
It is a two for one deal!
All I ask for is good focus and the potential for nudity. ;-]
Gena
http://outonthestoop.blogspot.com
I think a daily laugh is better than a Daily Dance, don't you? :-)
Laugh your
I really enjoyed that Matt guy dancing all over the world. Not only was
it a fun dance to watch, but the sheer enormity of being able to film in
all those locations!! Wow.
Gena wrote:
I dunno Beth, watching some of these guys dance cracks me up big time.
It is a two for one deal!
All I
I use anything camera I can get my hands on, film camera and convert
the images to a Photo CD or using my digital camera still images.
If you are on Windows XP us can download a free copy of M$ Photo
Story:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/digitalph
otography/photostory/default.mspx
Thanks Carl,
I'll look at pinacle as well! Going to be busy.. but
its really helpful to have pointers for where to
start.
Siobhan
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Hi, Siobhan. You can use a lot of different types of
cameras. Any digital
camera that
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