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Narly9999		#11	[url]	[-]
Posts: 36 07/25/75 14:08:37	Skeptigator wrote: sorry they are at home, I won't be able to get them out on the intertubes in any fashion until later tonight That's ok. Here is the url for the site that pays for hits on your videos if they get enough hits. http://www.metacafe.com http://www.metacafe.com/channels/Mordeth13/ Mordeth13 is addictive, It's not what you believe but what you believe to believe in. Last Edited By: Narly9999 04/16/08 14:39:09. Edited 1 time.
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99percenter		#12	[url]	[-]
Posts: 22 04/17/08 03:36:12	Skeptigator wrote: I'm already at 320x240 and I even went down to "postage stamp" and reduced the video and audio quality to the point that the audio has that annoying "tinny" sound and you can't read anything on the screen. This brought me to 145MB, probably small enough to fit through the web interface but the quality was soooooo poor. I think Andy would have slapped me. Here's a suggestion: 1) Extract the audio and encode it in the format of your choice. 2) Extract relevant frames of the video (e.g. shots of the hosts, shots of textual information) and save them as static images. 3) Post the audio and the images on the web somewhere. Doing this would require a bit more work than simply posting a video and it would result in a kind of 'narrated slide-show', rather than a 'live' TV show, but it would drastically reduce the storage and bandwidth requirements while making the content more web-friendly. Web surfers could use the 'slides' as a guide to what the audio files contain. P.S. I'm not trying to volunteer you to do any of this and I won't feel offended if you choose not to.
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Skeptigator		#13	[url]	[-]
Posts: 158 04/17/08 09:22:42	I spent an inordinate amount of time last night looking into 3 or 4 video sites and none of them had the right combination of things I was looking for plus they were fairly obscure. Also the Free Wordpress account that we use for the website will only allow you to embed video from certain sites so that was a limiting factor. Until Google gets their act together here's how you can access the episodes. There are 4 episodes each about 300MB. I don't believe you are required to create an account or anything http://www.mediamax.com/skeptigator/Links/CA3C2D4D4B "The only winning move is not to play" - Joshua
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neuralgourmet		#14	[url]	[-]
Posts: 64 04/17/08 09:50:26	Oops... Looks like that's a no-go too. Here's the message I got when I attempted to download an episode... You're attempting to download a file greater than 10MB. The file you're attempting to access from a free MediaMax account exceeds the single-file limit of 10MB. To access this file, please ask the account owner to upgrade the account. There are no file size limitations on Premium, Elite, or Professional plans. Copy this link to send to your friend to upgrade the account. http://www.mediamax.com/Brands/MediaMax/home/pricing_plan.aspx
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Skeptigator		#15	[url]	[-]
Posts: 158 04/17/08 10:29:00	zeusdammit, I actually find a free service that let's me UPLOAD something over 10MB and it won't let you actually DOWNLOAD anything over 10MB. I know, I know quit bitchin' and start your own service... now where did I put my pot o' gold. "The only winning move is not to play" - Joshua
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neuralgourmet		#16	[url]	[-]
Posts: 64 04/19/08 00:50:02	Skeptigator, if you're still having trouble getting the shows online, blip.tv has a 1GB file size limit and cross-posting to Wordpress.com blogs. They do note that very large videos don't transcode to Flash very well. From what I understand, Flash Video has a 16,000 frame limit. 23. Is there a limit on the size of the video I can upload? You can upload videos up to 1GB in size, but we recommend that you keep uploaded videos to 100 MB or less for a number of reasons. Check out Freevlog and the blip.tv learning center for help with making your videos smaller without sacrificing quality. We can't guarantee that videos over 100 MB will work well for everybody, and very large videos may not transcode to Flash successfully. 2. What systems are supported by blip.tv cross-posting? At blip.tv we support hosted blogging services like Blogger, WordPress.com and Typepad. We also support installed software including Movable Type and Wordpress. In general we support any system that makes use of the Metaweblog, Blogger, MovableType or Atom APIs. In addition to blogging systems, blip.tv can cross-post to del.icio.us and Flickr. We also mirror videos to the Internet Archive. 3. How do I set up cross-posting? Setting up blip.tv cross-posting is easy. If you want to cross-post to a blog just visit our easy blog addition wizard. You can set up Flickr cross-posting with your Flickr preferences and del.icio.us cross-posting with your del.icio.us preferences. Setting up Internet Archive cross-uploading is easy with your Internet Archive preferences. They also have incredibly detailed instructions on which settings to use to get the best video quality.
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Skeptigator		#17	[url]	[-]
Posts: 158 04/20/08 17:14:05	neuralgourment to the rescue, I had become resigned to the fact that I was going to have to wait until Google fixed their shit but now I don't. I hadn't heard of blip.tv which is pretty much a rip off of youtube except without the restrictions. You can now watch all 4 episodes from our website, http://freethoughtfortwayne.org/the-enlightenment-show/ "The only winning move is not to play" - Joshua
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neuralgourmet		#18	[url]	[-]
Posts: 64 04/21/08 10:33:40	Skeptigator wrote: neuralgourment to the rescue, I had become resigned to the fact that I was going to have to wait until Google fixed their shit but now I don't. I hadn't heard of blip.tv which is pretty much a rip off of youtube except without the restrictions. You can now watch all 4 episodes from our website, http://freethoughtfortwayne.org/the-enlightenment-show/ Yay! I'm glad it worked. I posted the videos to my Facebook profile and linked to the Enlightenment Show page on the Freethought Fort Wayne group page on Facebook. I'll post them on my blog later on today or tomorrow (busy day today).
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Narly9999		#19	[url]	[-]
Posts: 36 04/21/08 23:21:12	Really nice, It's not what you believe but what you believe to believe in.
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AnalogKid9	Great job on the Videos and web sites Skeptigator!	#20	[url]	[-]
Posts: 37 04/26/08 00:26:00	Sorry to nit pick but is it possible to get the format of the videos back to 4x3 so everything doesn't looked squised?
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