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The Squadcast 09 - Making Video for the Web
Web video is hot and getting easier and easier to use. Grant and Christina talk to Vimeo's dalas verdugo about techniques to make web video look its best and garner attention.
The Squadcast's "The Five" takes a look at Download Squad's five favorite applications/web services for editing, exporting and uploading web video.
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The Five:
TubeMogul (online video uploading/management site)
ffmpegx (OS X)
MediaCoder (Windows XP, Vista; WINE ports available for Linux and OS X)
iMovie (OS X)
Vimeo (online video sharing / community)
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Subscribe to commentsGoOrangeJan 14th 2008 6:27PM
Ack! So many options! First you want me to get into podcasting, now make video for the web - where will I find the time? Another good episode, and I liked the idea of starting off simple with my dsc's movie mode.
I'm liking "the 5", with links to programs and sites I might need to embark on one of these adventures.
I hit rewind about six times through the part where Christina talks about ffmpegx and kept asking myself "What the heck is she saying?". It's one of those weird names that is completely unintelligible unless you know what the person is saying ahead of time. Eventually I saw it in the show notes (because the name doesn't appear on screen during the five segment).
Good stuff guys.
Is the couch ever going to make a comeback?
-Jeff
OranJan 21st 2008 4:16AM
Good web video should also have good sound. With all due respect, especially since your post is about producing good web video, you guys have got to start using better mic-age ... as is, your audio is echo-y and distant. An inexpensive lavalier or hand-held stick mic would do the trick - your production values would increase instantly. Best of Luck.