Archive for the ‘Web Video’ Category
FLV Good, Better, Best Aspect Ratio Sizes (Adobe)
Saturday, July 4, 2009 15:11 No CommentsThanks to Adobe I found a great chart for encoding video to FLV at a variety so different standard (and not so standard) sizes which their gurus had tested to determine which were the best, better, and good settings. Problem is I cannot for the life of me find it online again and I have [...]
Almost anyone can do video these days…
Friday, May 22, 2009 15:21 No Comments… but what about video that gets results and doesn’t take a Hollywood production budget and crew to pull it off?
I’m really excited to have been asked to be part of the Learn About Web Denver conference taking place at the Curtis Hotel September 14th and 15th. The goal of LAW-D is to help small [...]
Final Cut Pro Workflow for HDV (1080i) to YouTube HD
Friday, December 19, 2008 23:55 12 CommentsSeveral years ago (about a decade) my desk at work had a PC on one corner and a MAC on the other. Lot’s of OS water has crossed the bridge since those days so when I purchased a used MacBook Pro to begin learning Final Cut Studio for video projects I had some catching up [...]
Fire starter, leveler, or just trash? Got Video Instead?
Thursday, December 18, 2008 8:03 No CommentsWhere’s your copy of The Yellow Pages? I’ve gotten to the point where as soon as I see the obvious bag on the porch containing the latest copy it goes straight into the trash. I used to feel guilty so I’d keep them in the garage for at least a couple of months… then they’d [...]
Guys around table making decisions are too old
Tuesday, December 9, 2008 16:43 1 CommentSo today, Sony comes right out and says they don’t plan to offer x-box styled Netflix type streaming from the PlayStation3. Here’s a quote:
We’ve concentrated most of our efforts on our download service, both rentals and downloads of movies and TV shows. Our efforts will continue to be there, because our customers want to own [...]
Look out high dollar streaming services!
Friday, December 5, 2008 10:38 No CommentsThe Blair Witch Project ushered in a new era in videography. The grassroots, handheld look became a very popular format and one many shows including the highly popular Battlestar Galactica have perfected. Add to that the proliferation of YouTube (which in October was the number two site used for search on the Internet… Google 1 and YouTube second… for ANY search… do you know how huge that is?) into everyday life and you have an enormous issue developing for videographers who make a living with pristine video quality and techniques.
Now, with the recent YouTube upgrades including a wide format player and the enabling of HD content the high dollar streaming providers had better lookout.
Common Craft: Explanations in Plain English is Their Business
Wednesday, July 2, 2008 11:06 1 CommentSo a friend of mine tweeted a link to an awesome video today. I find trying to explain social media, networking, twitter, and on and on and on to folks who are way out of the loop is terribly difficult. Thanks to these guys, there’s now a GREAT source for explaining and I don’t have [...]
Simple Video Blog Solutions
Monday, May 19, 2008 10:57 1 CommentIt seems there’s a growing interest in video on the web and hence many folks looking to figure out how to get into video blogging.
My friend Bill Seaver over at MicroExplosion media posted a simple and user-friendly review of the Flip Video Ultra which seems to be a great solution if you are looking for [...]
Those Little Inset Graphics Can Say A Lot – Email Best Bang for Bucks
Saturday, April 26, 2008 9:49 No CommentsI read Fast Company magazine. Well, I try to read it regularly anyways. Like Fast Company, most of the newer and popular magazines have little inset graphic images offering some kind of graphic insight to some interesting numbers. I believe these small images could be some of the best information in the magazines. Try this [...]
