I think it really does require a tiered approach, which would be similar to what you're saying... Small clips, tagged and warehoused, and then making larger programs out of the smaller clips. Not necessarily like a playlist function like YouTube uses, but focusing information into interesting enough segments to inform your blog readers and subscribers that there IS much more material if they choose to go check it out... but that if they're *not* interested, they won't be pelted with several updates every day, just to get the media out the door.
~Bill http://billcammack.com --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Adrian Miles <adrian.mi...@...> wrote: > > I think as Bill describes in his more recent post, imagine you've got > heaps of short clips, each more or less about the same thing. Instead > of editing them into works, or publishing them as single clips, > imagine a cloud of clips, with for instance tags. (Simplest model.) > Then you could use this to make individual works, while also letting > all clips with a tag become separate works. > > On 21/05/2009, at 10:33 AM, Kath O'Donnell wrote: > > > Jay & Adrian, thanks for the examples of video tagging. Seth Keen's > > work > > looks very cool. I always thought mpeg7 would be used for this but > > haven't > > heard much about it anymore (& only looked into it years ago for > > some facial > > recognition stuff which didn't end up happening). I shoot way too > > much video > > (& take too many photos). most of it would be classed as dross to > > anyone but > > me (Adrian :) ) but I've found I've looked back on it and found bits > > I've > > missed etc or seen things in a different light after time, so I like > > having > > the extra video. (& my videos are really just for me/family/friends) > > it > > would be cool to tag it like on flickr though (but I must admit I > > only do > > basic tagging on flickr too - not down to subject of individual > > shots). one > > of the early videoblogging projects was for tagging clips wasn't it? I > > forget the name of it. started with M I think? > > > cheers > Adrian Miles > adrian.mi...@... > bachelor communication honours coordinator > vogmae.net.au >
