Just got word that Firefox has a new update. Let's hope it works better than then last ones! I get SO tired of having to re-set everything. Check it out: http://youtu.be/bEw7VdZ_CZw
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Just got word that Firefox has a new update. Let's hope it works better than then last ones! I get SO tired of having to re-set everything. Check it out: http://youtu.be/bEw7VdZ_CZw
Not sure if this will work, but I've embedded an audio podcast here about YouTube In-Video Linking, Custom Playlists, and Audience vs. Fanbase. This comes to us via TubeTalk, which interviews ReelSEO. What's interesting about this podcast, is that it illustrates how to combine podcasts, videocasts, and blogs - all on the same page. Check it out: http://www.reelseo.com/tube-talk-19/
Here's a new one for me: create a landing page for you Facebook Page! I'm not really sure what it'll do,and whether we need it or not. However, Just In Case, I'll save the video here for future reference: http://youtu.be/XMcQ8Hxwn0Q
Have you ever wondered how to create a business account on YouTube? Welll, here's a short video on how to do just that: http://youtu.be/1JrQJayTg_s
Creating great audio for videos is an art in itself! Here's a great video from Izzy Video showing The Three Keys to Great Audio for Video: http://youtu.be/FoW_a-D6AfE
Here's a sample of the Zoom H4N recording from SoundCloud:
https://soundcloud.com/sonic-sense-pro-audio/zoom-h4n-live-music-recording
I'm still learning about my new recorder, and here's another video that helps: http://youtu.be/RXQDsptXHr0
I wish it weren't so difficult to pick just the right equipment! So many choices, so little time...
I'm going to see if I can embed this "Camera Simulator" on my blog. If so, it will allow us to simulate controlling a camera's settings. The problem for me is that the viewing is too big on my little laptop. SOURCE: http://camerasim.com/apps/camera-simulator/
Well, it doesn't work. By decreasing the frame size (from 550x570 to 400x425) does not show all of the image and controls. So how do I see the whole screen on an 11-inch netbook?!! VERY frustrating...
MacMostVideo is one of my favorite YouTube "channels". This next video shows why. Host Gary takes a simple subject, "Using iMovie Markers" and explores it quickly and succinctly. Taking a few minutes of my time, I now have an understanding of a technique that may save me MANY moments later! Check it out: http://youtu.be/NhFoxdF8JFU
My next project is to create a video tutorial, so I'm searching YouTube for videos showing how to create tutorial videos. Here's an in-depth video (16 minutes) how one guy does it:
SOURCE: http://youtu.be/7Szqx2oLO9gHere's an idea - get templates and talents from the pros for creating videos: Flixpress, an Online Video Production Studio. They will do it for you! A free account entitles you to a choice of, I think, 8 templates. It's definitely something I'll explore further. For now, this video on Getting Started Video gives you the idea of how it works.
Well, it turns out I purchased the predecessor to the ATH-ANC9: the Audio-Technica ATH-ANC7b, for $99 from Staples. The price was discounted, and that's probably because they're the out-dated model. The question is - are they good enough for me? Probably so. Guess I'll at least open the package and give it a try. Meanwhile, here's a preview: http://youtu.be/T-qvMUcSa_s
Mavericks made a significant change in the current version of iMovie. This means that most of the old video tutorials on iMovie are not as helpful as they used to be. It's actually been hard to find good videos on the latest version, but this next one qualifies as worth-the-time-it-takes-to-watch-it. Another benefit is that the timing is good - not too fast, and not too slow. So, check out "iMovie 2014 Demo":
One way to create a video for the web is to use the QuickTime player's record function. Here's a short video on how to do that on a Mac. The good news is that all the equipment needed is already on the Mac. Just open the application, adjust the audio settings if need be, and press "Record". Give it a try!
I purchased new headphones a couple weeks ago, but haven't opened the package yet. To tell the truth, I'm not sure I bought the right kind of headphones for editing audio and video. I got a "deal" at Staples, with $100 off the Audio-Technica Noise-Cancelling Headphones. So, I'm interested now in reading and watching the reviews, to see whether it's worth opening up the package. Here is a very thorough review by HeadphoneReviewHQ:
It's time to move on to the next class: BCST 136 at CCSF, "Audio on the Web". This first video is called "Creating a Vodcast".
I've heard for years from Cousin Steve about HandBrake. My question is this - Do I need it? What does it do? Well, I've finally progressed enough in my audio/video "career" to finally understand what it is. Amongst other things, it is a video converter.
Here's a clever little video with no audio per se, just a quick view of what HandBrake is, and what it does. Check it out at: http://youtu.be/W93bC0x1AC0