Topic - Online Video & Apple
What is Real High-Definition Video? – Online HD Video Overview
High-Definition is the “new” way to watch video, but how do you know if what you’re downloading is truly high-definition or not? Well, first we need to look at what HD actually is.
Video Podcast Advertising in iTunes – New from Blip.tv
Tracked Prerolls, Postrolls and Overlays in iTunes for the First Time. Online television network blip.tv announced today that it is now offering dynamically served, fully interactive, third-party tracked advertising for video podcasts in iTunes. The advertisements are verified using DoubleClick’s industry standard DART platform and support click-through with DoubleClick DART click tracking. The system is designed to be compliant with the IAB Digital Video Advertising Standards.
iPhone Currently Handles 1080P High-Definition HD Video
According to Gizmodo, “a friend in the industry” has notified them that the iPhone currently can handle1080P HD video. Clearly with the iPhone screen being the size that it is, HD doesn’t quite make a ton of sense.
Mobile Video Apps for the iPhone – Mobile Video iPhone Applications
Apple’s iPhone is changing the way we do, well, just about everything these days. With the release of the 3G version things are really heating up in the mobile market. The 3.5″ 480×320 pixel display makes for a great portable platform for video and with either 8GB or 16GB there is ample space to store a fair amount of it.. So it’s no wonder that applications are popping up for all sorts of interesting things to be done in regards to video. With the powerful processor, large screen and ample storage space the iPhone is a great platform for video, but what about apps?
FlixWagon First to Bring Live Video to iPhone
Flixwagon, a mobile live video broadcasting platform (sometimes referred to as lifecasting), announced yesterday that using their alpha client they successfully streamed the first-ever high quality video stream from unlocked iPhones to the internet.
Video SEO Distribution Tutorial – Submit Videos to iTunes
So you have some video, vodcasts, webisodes that you think others might like to download, or you’re creating a video podcast and want to get some new distribution channels… well one of the obvious choices for that is iTunes. But how do you go about getting your video listed?
Final Cut Express 4.0 Does Not Support True HD
Below is a great post that I found which walks through Final Cut Express 4.0 and the fact that in reality, the software does not support true HD, rather it supports a maximum of 1440×1080.
New – Free Video Editing Software from Pinnacle
One of the Fastest and Easiest Ways for First-time and Casual Users to Create Entertaining Videos and Post Them on the Web
Five Key Turning Points In Web Video Marketing
Not too long ago, only companies with money to burn could afford to record and host web marketing videos. They were usually produced by Media companies or Advertising Agencies and because of the high cost, consisted mainly of branding or corporate promotion messages.
Beginner Tips For Making And Publishing Videos
Chances are you and thousands of other videophiles like you are going to want to create home videos this holiday season, and no doubt you will want to share these memories with friends and families – or with the public at large on the user-generated content Web sites like You Tube.
Pre-Roll Video Advertising Pricing Facts & Perceptions
I came across the following excellent post by Tod Sacerdoti on MediaPost’s Video Insider Column. Tod is the CEO and Founder of Brightroll.com which powers video advertising aggregation. This is a great post and goes through great detail to explain the concerns that many ad buyers have with pricing for Pre-Roll Video Ads. Many feel that it is overly expensive and as a result, there is slow adoption. However, Tod explains how this has a lot to do with incorrect perceptions and that the facts suggest that pre-roll advertising costs are accurate and not overpriced.
Apple iMovie ‘08 Youtube Feature Sucks for Video SEO
I’m one of those rare Windows Vista lovers, so this kind of puts a smile on my face; but at the same time, it is still a step ahead of MovieMaker, which doesn’t even work on my Vista installation 
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