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He said the free and cheap programs for video making are imovie (mac) or moviemaker (pc) or quicktime pro. He uses quicktime pro to export it. Steve Garfield's session was awesome! MORE
We managed to get a medium quality Quicktime stream that we put into Second Life, and higher quality Flash video stream , that we made available on the web. MORE
A colleague of mine was a programmer on Apple's original QuickTime team in the 1990s. He told me that one of the QuickTime programmers didn't use email or even voicemail — just an old-fashioned answering service. One of the sessions at NTC I enjoyed a lot was Are You For Real?! Working With a Virtual Team. Host Ian Rhett of Civic Actions was joined by his coworker Jenn Sramek and Tom Heck of the International Association of Teamwork Facilitators. MORE
But, it doesn't export into quicktime and I really like the quality and look of quicktime versus WMV. So, I discovered that you can edit in Windows MovieMaker and export wit this format so you can import into QuickTime Pro and compress. Import into QuickTime Pro 9. MORE
Steve Garfield's Learn Video About VideoBlogging Secrets of Videoblogging Book by Ryanne Hodson and Michael Verdi FreeVlog Videoblogging by Jay Dedman and Joshua Paul I am working on a Windows XP platform - so I decided to use QuickTime pro to compress the AVI file. I found a few recipes for compression, although not a windows/quicktime pro one. I would like to edit in QuickTime in a Windows environment with a cheap/free easy to use editing program. MORE
Streaming — Beyond Quicktime Broadcaster for video streaming, the TechSoup team also uses Audio Hijack and Nicecast to pull audio from ReadyTalk webinars onto the web and into Second Life for global participation. This post was written by Evonne Heyning , part of TechSoup's Community team. MORE
Tools: -Windows Movie Maker -QuickTime Pro. Reflection: This time I experimented with using QuickTime Pro as the audio editor and video editor. The next technique that I am exploring in my screencasting/videocasting skill set is the addition of music. I've resisted adding music for three stupid reasons: 1. My (incorrect) perception that non-copyrighted music is crap. Why add KB or MB to the file size when my content instructional. MORE
Well, off to double check my compression settings for QuickTime I left Australia on Sunday afternoon and arrived in the Bay Area on Sunday morning. I'm here in Silicon Valley for Netsquared Conference and last night the conference got underway. MORE
He documented it on film several versions are available, including a higher quality quicktime - The Water Buffalo Movie. Robert Thompson, an American musician who lives in China, went out and bought a water buffalo and presented it to a poor family in China. It is a terrific example of story telling and use of video as tool to support a personal fundraising campaign. MORE
One thing we learned is You Tube is an easy way to get video out to people without also having to give them a crash course in what software to download to watch this QuickTime, or that Windows Media. In a few weeks, there will be a video blogging geekout session at NTC. MORE
I rendered ten different versions (6 in SWF with different audio sampling and video frame rates and sizes) and 2 in Quicktime and 2 in WMF.) View the Screencast here. As a follow up to last week's screencast on how to use flickr as a visual resource, here is a post about how to share your wonderfully visual powerpoints with others via your blog or flickr. MORE
Itunes/Quicktime comes native with MacOS, and Windows Media Player for Windows. There are some very interesting comparisons to make in this realm, and, I’d say first off, that the proprietary tools are in the lead, for sure. I’ll start with basic graphics – graphic manipulation tools. Of course, on the proprietary side is the ever present and predominant Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator. And, honestly, they are very good tools, and considered industry standards. MORE
Click To Play Flash Version Click To Play Quicktime Version Music: Voyage Black. I made that yesterday after I scored two blow-up Penguins for Harry and Sara. The Penguins made their appearance outside my hotel room and I was instructed to bring them to the morning breakfast at the NTC. MORE
You can watch it with Quicktime or Windows Media here , or watch it on YouTube. It is a dreary grey Monday morning here in the Bay Area. If you need a laugh over your coffee or lunch break today, here are links to two Internet movies that are good for a chuckle. MORE
QuickTime Related Topics Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
MAY 27, 2008
Well, off to double check my compression settings for QuickTime I left Australia on Sunday afternoon and arrived in the Bay Area on Sunday morning. I'm here in Silicon Valley for Netsquared Conference and last night the conference got underway.
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
MARCH 9, 2007
He documented it on film several versions are available, including a higher quality quicktime - The Water Buffalo Movie. Robert Thompson, an American musician who lives in China, went out and bought a water buffalo and presented it to a poor family in China. It is a terrific example of story telling and use of video as tool to support a personal fundraising campaign.
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
APRIL 7, 2007
Click To Play Flash Version Click To Play Quicktime Version Music: Voyage Black. I made that yesterday after I scored two blow-up Penguins for Harry and Sara. The Penguins made their appearance outside my hotel room and I was instructed to bring them to the morning breakfast at the NTC.
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
SEPTEMBER 16, 2006
But, it doesn't export into quicktime and I really like the quality and look of quicktime versus WMV. So, I discovered that you can edit in Windows MovieMaker and export wit this format so you can import into QuickTime Pro and compress. Import into QuickTime Pro 9.
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
SEPTEMBER 14, 2006
Steve Garfield's Learn Video About VideoBlogging Secrets of Videoblogging Book by Ryanne Hodson and Michael Verdi FreeVlog Videoblogging by Jay Dedman and Joshua Paul I am working on a Windows XP platform - so I decided to use QuickTime pro to compress the AVI file. I found a few recipes for compression, although not a windows/quicktime pro one. I would like to edit in QuickTime in a Windows environment with a cheap/free easy to use editing program.
Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology
APRIL 7, 2011
Itunes/Quicktime comes native with MacOS, and Windows Media Player for Windows. There are some very interesting comparisons to make in this realm, and, I’d say first off, that the proprietary tools are in the lead, for sure. I’ll start with basic graphics – graphic manipulation tools. Of course, on the proprietary side is the ever present and predominant Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator. And, honestly, they are very good tools, and considered industry standards.
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
SEPTEMBER 9, 2006
He said the free and cheap programs for video making are imovie (mac) or moviemaker (pc) or quicktime pro. He uses quicktime pro to export it. Steve Garfield's session was awesome!
Have Fun - Do Good
OCTOBER 16, 2006
You can watch it with Quicktime or Windows Media here , or watch it on YouTube. It is a dreary grey Monday morning here in the Bay Area. If you need a laugh over your coffee or lunch break today, here are links to two Internet movies that are good for a chuckle.
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
FEBRUARY 27, 2007
One thing we learned is You Tube is an easy way to get video out to people without also having to give them a crash course in what software to download to watch this QuickTime, or that Windows Media. In a few weeks, there will be a video blogging geekout session at NTC.
Tech Soup Blog
MAY 27, 2011
Streaming — Beyond Quicktime Broadcaster for video streaming, the TechSoup team also uses Audio Hijack and Nicecast to pull audio from ReadyTalk webinars onto the web and into Second Life for global participation. This post was written by Evonne Heyning , part of TechSoup's Community team.
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
OCTOBER 17, 2006
Tools: -Windows Movie Maker -QuickTime Pro. Reflection: This time I experimented with using QuickTime Pro as the audio editor and video editor. The next technique that I am exploring in my screencasting/videocasting skill set is the addition of music. I've resisted adding music for three stupid reasons: 1. My (incorrect) perception that non-copyrighted music is crap. Why add KB or MB to the file size when my content instructional.
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
OCTOBER 2, 2006
I rendered ten different versions (6 in SWF with different audio sampling and video frame rates and sizes) and 2 in Quicktime and 2 in WMF.) View the Screencast here. As a follow up to last week's screencast on how to use flickr as a visual resource, here is a post about how to share your wonderfully visual powerpoints with others via your blog or flickr.
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
JULY 6, 2009
We managed to get a medium quality Quicktime stream that we put into Second Life, and higher quality Flash video stream , that we made available on the web.
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