--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "billshackelford"
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> This is a major update, with lots of new features and an interface
overhaul.
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> Download it here: http://getdemocracy.com
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> What's new in this version:
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> -Thumbnail generation on OSX. On Mac, if you ha
To add to this...
I would assume that unless there is a huge glaring hole in the
rel=thumbnail idea, it would be pretty simple for folks that build
plugins like Vpip, etc. to automatically have the image used in their
plugin to have the rel=thumbnail...
(I might be assuming too much, but you get
Yeah, we're going to be working toward some standardization in the area of
thumbnails.
The problem is that MediaRSS is great for all the rich meta information like
thumbnails but the problem is simply this... Who here codes their own RSS!?
The answer is pretty much no none. This creates a disco
I'll second that...we ('we' being Mefeedia) parse the thumb image out
of the description element as well.
...as well as searching through every other pertinent rss element we
find in a feedit's like needle and haystack in some cases.
I was surprised to see that not many people do thisespe
I think it uses Yahoo's mRSS for that.
But the simplest way is putting your thumbnail at the beginning of the
RSS's tag.
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "J. Rhett Aultman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
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> Good question. I use their Brodcast Machine software, but redirect it
> through Feedbu
