Posts Tagged ‘ video sharing ’

Next iPhone To Offer User-Generated Video For Non-Geeks?

May 3rd, 2009 | By Elisabeth Lewin | Category: Video, iPhone, iPods & Portable Media Players

Peter Burrows at Business Week speculated earlier this week in his “Byte of the Apple” column that the next iteration of the iPhone will feature an easy-to-use video suite.
A new, updated version of the iPhone is rumored to be unveiled next month at the Apple Worldwide Developers’ Conference. Burrows says his “gut” - and also [...]



Flickr Opens Video To All, Plus HD Video For Pro Users

Mar 2nd, 2009 | By Elisabeth Lewin | Category: Video

Photo-sharing mega-site Flickr has opened up to all Flickr users video uploads. In addition, paying “Pro” members of Flickr will now be able to upload high-def videos that everyone can watch in HD.
Also announced today, Flickr users can submit their video creation to be part of the recently debuted Flickr Clock timeline view, which gives [...]



Facebook, YouTube Now Offering The Best-Quality HD Video Sharing

Dec 7th, 2008 | By James Lewin | Category: Internet TV, Streaming Video, Video

TechVideoBlog has measured the HD qualities of the various video services now offering HD video sharing, and it looks like YouTube and Facebook are now the leaders. 
Here are the specs they measured, along with links to example videos:

Youtube HD: 1280×720 - 2mbit/s H264 - full framerate - 44hz stereo 254kbit/s AAC audio
Facebook HD: 1280×720 - [...]



Facebook Goes HD, Too

Dec 6th, 2008 | By James Lewin | Category: Internet TV, Video

It looks like everybody’s going HD.
Facebook has announced that it will now support HD video:
Since we launched video last year, more than 45 million videos have been uploaded to Facebook with approximately 100,000 new videos added each day. Starting today, you’ll be able to upload higher quality videos to Facebook and also embed your Facebook [...]



Hulu Posts Video Sharing Tutorials

Nov 15th, 2008 | By James Lewin | Category: Internet TV, Streaming Video, Video

Mainstream Internet video startup Hulu has posted a collection of videos that explain the site’s video sharing features.
While you can’t share your personal videos on Hulu, the site at least makes it easy to embed videos in blog posts, share on social medi sites and email.
Now, if they’d just make embeddable videos permanently available!



Michael Moore Tacitly OK’s Pirating Of His Latest Film

Oct 7th, 2008 | By James Lewin | Category: Digital Video Downloads, Internet TV, Video

Michael Moore appears to be using bootlegging to ensure distribution of his latest film, Slacker Uprising, outside the US and Canada. 
Torrentfreak reports that the film is actively being shared on bitTorrent around the world, despite only being freely available from the official source to people in the US and Canada.
“What do you think I’m up to? I know [...]



Vodpod Videos Widget

Oct 5th, 2008 | By James Lewin | Category: Internet TV, Video

 

The Vodpod WordPress plugin lets you collect videos from thousands of sites on the Net, and add them to your WordPress blog with an interactive gallery.
If you’re interested in sharing a curated collection of videos, this could be a good option. 
Readers can scroll through videos you’ve collected without having to leave your blog. Playback of the [...]



YouTube Update Shows You The Hottest Scenes In Your Videos

Sep 30th, 2008 | By James Lewin | Category: Internet TV, Podcasting Services, Podcasting Software, Streaming Video, Video

Google today announced updates to YouTube Insight’s analytics, adding a new feature, “Hot Spots”, that shows you the hottest scenes in your videos and also what’s not so hot. 
The Hot Spots tab in Insight plays your video alongside a graph that shows the ups-and-downs of viewership at different moments within the video. Google determine “hot” [...]



OLPC Users Get Video Sharing Site

Sep 6th, 2008 | By James Lewin | Category: Citizen Media, Internet TV, Video

Video sharing site Dailymotion has announced a partnership with the One Laptop Per Child Foundation to let OLPC XO computer users share videos online.
Beneath its toylike exterior, the XO is an advanced device with a rotating screen, dual laptop-tablet modes, a regular color display for photos and videos and a high-contrast black-and-white mode for daylight [...]



Free App Lets you Make Animated Movies On Your Computer

Aug 15th, 2008 | By James Lewin | Category: Internet TV, Video

Moviestorm is a new free application, available for Windows or Mac, designed for creating machinima-style animated movies and distributing them on social networking sites.
Moviestorm is designed to take users through the entire movie-making process, from set-building, character creation and script-writing to titles, credits and editing in under fifteen minutes, ending up with a digital animated [...]