if you uploaded it, you already have the videos. local archives.
you are free to store your videos on other services, your own server, discs,
hdds, tape.
why worry about exporting if you already have the better quality video + raw
video anyway?
again, use youtube etc if you want to tap in to pote
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "Kenya" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> RSS and manually downloading the FLVs are the only way to get anything
> out of YouTube. So chances are 5 years of stuff would be extremely
> difficult to get out. Something else to think about is if your
> account gets
RSS and manually downloading the FLVs are the only way to get anything
out of YouTube. So chances are 5 years of stuff would be extremely
difficult to get out. Something else to think about is if your
account gets closed (i.e. accused of copyright infringement too many
times) you would lose acces
Usually when I run into a corporate policy that limits me like that, I
sit down with my boss or HR and say something like "I don't know about
the rest of you - but I have a life outside of work." Usually the CEO
has HR put in clauses like that as knee-jerk reaction. Maybe they read
an article a
> YouTube does have RSS feeds (i.e. www.youtube.com/rss/user/[insert
> username here]/videos.rss) but only the descriptive information and an
> EMBED are contained in the feed. Miro pulls down the descriptive
> information AND the FLV video, however.
Yep. Youtube has RSS feeds.
Just wonderin
Jay,
YouTube does have RSS feeds (i.e. www.youtube.com/rss/user/[insert
username here]/videos.rss) but only the descriptive information and an
EMBED are contained in the feed. Miro pulls down the descriptive
information AND the FLV video, however.
Kenya
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "Ja
> > --i expect the current popular social media nettwork to be unpopular
> > in 5 years. It may be almost impossible to pull out old posts from
> > that site.
>
> do you mean youtube doesn't offer a monthly archiving system, jay?
> i wonder if it would difficult to adopt such a system right no
Fantastic news, David. Congratulations!
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congratulations, david.
On 9/16/07, David Howell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Just wanted to follow this up and put some closure on, what this
> thread kinda derailed into for me.
>
> First, thank you to everyone for your words of wisdom, ideas,
> offerings, sympathies and opinions. It means a
Just wanted to follow this up and put some closure on, what this
thread kinda derailed into for me.
First, thank you to everyone for your words of wisdom, ideas,
offerings, sympathies and opinions. It means a lot to me to hear back
from all of you that have contacted me in some way shape for form
jay:
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "Jay dedman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> --i expect the current popular social media nettwork to be unpopular
> in 5 years. It may be almost impossible to pull out old posts from
> that site.
do you mean youtube doesn't offer a monthly archiving system
Miss B...
Great reply as always...
I work in a med lab twice a week and everyone I work
with has seen or even been in a video or two of mine.
My boss has watched some and of my stuff, and even
asked his boss if we could do a short documentary of
an angioplasty procedure...we got the thumbs up...I
w
God, is this ever disturbing. And dumb.
I get that your company wouldn't want its confidential information
spread around the internet; that makes perfect sense. I work in a
hospital. Pretty much all patient information is on computer, and
it's against the law (and morally inept) to share it, bu
Hi David, just got home from the Salt Mine. I didn't know about your
employer ban on blogs. Stone grievous! But as I sit here the fickle
finger of inspiration is tickling my frontal lobe.
If you still want to do this we need to turn toward other methods.
There is compliance by defiance or as Bull
My contract says silly things, such as any idea I have whilst working
there, even if its at 3am, belongs to them. Im not convinced such a
broad clause will stand up in court and luckily the quality (or lack
thereof) of my ideas means I dont have need to test this, yet anyway.
When i asked my boss
Well I wish you the best of luck in your decision either way.
-- Enric
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "David Howell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
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> Ok. I work for a company where I am privy to vast amounts of personal
> and financial information for both individuals and enterprises.
>
>
Ok. I work for a company where I am privy to vast amounts of personal
and financial information for both individuals and enterprises.
My assumption is that they dont want that information to be published
on blog sites for anyone to see. So, to guard against that I guess,
they say the employees are
There's something strange about your company unilaterally blocking
"advocacy groups," but I haven't the foggiest what you do, and have
never worked somewhere with content filters so maybe it's all a bit
more common than I realized.
You state that the company policy is no blogs. What exactly
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As I "tweeted" yesterday, I have a solution to your situation David,
upload you video's to blip, I will create a site where
I "showcase 'cool videos'" and your's will always be amonng them,
along with contact information, etc It's not yours and you will
now "own" it (wink, wink)
I'm not tryi
My sites dont have anything to do with work. However the policy states
that employees are not allowed to have blogs. Nothing further
detailing what type of blog employees are not allowed to have. Just a
blanket statement. I knew that when I signed the policy and agreed to
it. My own fault. I take f
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "David Howell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> Gena, so very few want something different these days. Most are
> content with the usual stuff (garbage) found on YouTube.
>
> I find it disheartening that there are so few interested in content
> that may be regar
That is the way of the internet. Come up with a good idea. Market it,
get it going, then either sell it to the big dogs or let them
duplicate your idea, put bucks behind it, and pass you buy. Isn't that
is what is happening to the heart of video-bloging?
You can have a potter custom create a coffe
I long for the day that such corporate policies are considered a gross
violation of human rights. But I dont hold my breath. Good luck, and
even if you have to make a sad choice in the shortterm, I hope you get
the last laugh in the end.
Cheers
Steve Elbows
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com,
Gena, so very few want something different these days. Most are
content with the usual stuff (garbage) found on YouTube.
I find it disheartening that there are so few interested in content
that may be regarded as "alternative vlogs". Trying to reach out to
those few is a lonely task. 1 hit here. 1
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "Jay dedman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> A couple reasons why other people like to maintain their own site:
> --A blog is an artform in itself. I want to be able to design it
> anyway I want...with all the functionality I want.
.
>
> I see many vlogg
David, if you shut down your site, I will be forced to delete the link to your
dead site. Please don't make me work at it anymore than I have to. I'm lazy
enough.
JC
David Howell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey Daryl,
I couldnt agree more with you.
I am at the point where I will pro
Not everyone wants base level content. We have that on M$M. Part of
our job is to connect with those folks who do want something
different. (I'm especially talking to you David Howell!)
I know this because there is TeacherTube, GodTube, a host of green and
ecology videos, and people like myself tr
Well frankly I don't care if they come to my home page or not. I'm
more interested in stats on how many people viewed the videos versus
how many visited my home page. The home page is just a convenient
landing place or starting point. These days you can even save money
by tossing out hosting
If you close down your site, then where would I go to see those great
David Howell videos then?
Heath
http://batmangeek.com
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "David Howell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> Hey Daryl,
>
> I couldnt agree more with you.
>
> I am at the point where I will prob
cincinnati ohio?...that's pretty specfic, by the way, that's where I
am. I have been vlogging for almost 2 years now. I use Blip 99% of
the time, personal prefrance and I like to know I have control over my
content (as it were). it just depends though
Heath
http://batmangeek.com
--- In vide
Nope. You need to have an RSS 2.0 feed that supports media
enclosures, and those enclosures need to be QuickTime movies. The
requirements are over on the Apple site.
Even if you upload a QuickTime video to YouTube, at this point in
time, they don't allow access to that.
Blip.tv does.
On
Theres no specific geographical targeting on youtube as far as I know.
Careful choice of keywords/tags and category that you publish your
youtube videos under, are the way for people to find you. Youtube have
started to do sites catered to specific countries, eg uk.youtube.com,
but its not clear wh
Hehehe. YouTube v Blip?
Read the terms of service.
Blip is creator-oriented in every respect, whereas YouTube is YouTube
oriented in every respect.
Jan
On 9/13/07, Daryl Urig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> thanks everyone, good comments. Three questions???
>
> 1) Can you select a geographic are
thanks everyone, good comments. Three questions???
1) Can you select a geographic are to target YouTube Videos to?
Example a specific area in Cincinnati, Ohio. My thought is if it is a
local event it may not be appealing to World Wide Web (WWW.)
2) Why Blip.tv over youTube? You can host your movi
Hey Daryl,
I couldnt agree more with you.
I am at the point where I will probably shutting my site down and not
bothering any more. I've spent a massive amount of time trying to
promote my site to no avail. I think it's time to stop banging my head
against the wall now.
I think these social medi
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