Shooting for streaming – top 5 tips
From an article that I wrote in AV Technology that you can read here.
DetailsA quick shout-out for Google Documents
Google Documents is a free service from Google that includes word
processing, spreadsheet and presentation applications. If you have a
Google mail account, you can access these apps, enter data online and
then access it from anywhere. You can also
Darth Vader endorses the StreamingMedia Sourcebook
I write for StreamingMedia Magazine, and one of their most useful
issues is the StreamingMedia Sourcebook, a double issue with lots of
“year in review” and “what to expect in the upcoming year” type
articles. In this video, editor Eric Schumacher-
Streaming Video Capture Tools
Streaming producers don’t work in a vacuum, and one of the
best ways to understand the best practices of other publishers on the web is to
download and analyze the streaming files that they produce. I capture
streaming videos a lot,
Better buy 64-bit systems from here on out
I got an interesting e-mail from Adobe today, which I’ve pasted in its entirety below. The key message is this:”Adobe today
confirmed that … Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 and Adobe After Effects CS4 are
the last versions to support 32-bit operating sy
Presentations at Streaming Media Europe
I’ve been in London
at Streaming Media Europe and gave two presentations which I’ve attached below.
Here are the descriptions from the program.
Encoding H.264 Video for Streaming and Progressive Download
This semin
DetailsPre-MAX News: Flash Player 10.1 Is A New Milestone
Here’s the first half of Stefan’s article. OverviewI’m not quite sure where to start, but I’ll have a try:
Flash Player 10.1 can be labeled as a ‘real’ fully featured Flash
Player for mobile. It contains a lot of optimisations as well as new
APIs
Snow Leopard for Video Producers
Apple’s Snow Leopard is short of the usual bling that Apple ships with
new operating systems, but for video producers, power users and others
with multiple core computers, it’s a very significant release — if you
don’t mind waiting until software
Encoding in the Cloud
As streaming media enters its second decade, it’s not all that often
that we get to explore a totally new topic. But now we do, as I
recently took my first look at cloud encoding. What is cloud encoding?
At a high level, it’s an intern
Streaming Gets Smarter: Evaluating the Adaptive Streaming Technologies
In its “2008 Consumer Panel Broadband Survey,” IDC reports
that 25% of all participants can successfully download a 1,200Kbps
file, while a startling 69% of all respondents can retrieve a 2,400Kbps
file. If you’re a media or ente
