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Wherein Chris describes himself as a flappy head and gives you the scoop on TubeMogul's now-free-to-use video analytics package, InPlay.
YouTube is clearly very high on video captioning. They’ve continued over the last few years to roll out and refine services for captioning—including an auto captioning service we wrote about back in March. And now they’ve created a badge of sorts for the various vendors that sell captioning services to video creators.
One of the most common ways that YouTube users violate copyright laws is by using unlicensed background music in their video. Unfortunately, this act also tends to get videos pulled, after copyright holders are alerted to the infringement via YouTube’s Content ID service. And to be fair, a lot of users are just flat-out ignorant ...
You all know you want to know how to do stuff and we the Reel Masters are back with a new how-to round up. This time we're going to show you how to watch WebM/VP8 encoded video.
PopScreen, which I first wrote about last fall, is a fantastic service. I remarked at the time that it filled a definite void for me as a video viewer—specifically in how it allowed me to keep a running list of all my favorite web videos all in one central place, and even let me re-watch ...
So Google wrapped up Vorbis and VP8 into WebM and is offering it as open source to help drive a fully open standard for media online including video. Nearly everyone and their brother have jumped on board (except Intel, who said they will consider it if it becomes popular for Internet TV, and Apple) and ...
Holy crap! YouTube has just today confirmed that they’re planning to release an online video editing tool. And it’ll be live in the TestTube—YouTube’s playground for new beta features—sometime tonight or tomorrow. Holy crap!
I love YouTube. I would love it even if I didn’t regularly consult or write about it. It’s a fantastic service that has made video-sharing dead simple—and has simultaneously revolutionized a lot of industries. It’s made adding video to your website free and easy while also removing the obstacle of bandwidth charges. Every day millions ...
YouTube is really on a roll lately. The player page redesign, the makeover on the player itself, and now Unlisted Videos. What are Unlisted Videos? Well, they’re private videos… in a sense. Previously, YouTube users could only allow up to 25 other people to see a video uploaded as “private.”
UPDATE - You can watch the entire webinar replay here - Encoding Video for the Web. Please join us tomorrow, May 5th at 11am Pacific, for our free webinar all about encoding video for the web. If you are producing video for the web and have any questions about video compression, and/or want to learn ...
Two big A's continue their row. The latest round was fired by Apple CEO, Steve Jobs in a lengthy blog post entitled 'Thoughts on Flash.' No it's not some new memory technique or a way to save your childhood before old age strips you of it. It's what he sees the problem being between Apple ...
ReelSEO’s Grant Crowell interviews Techsmith Product Manager Shane Lovellette at the NAB Show in Las Vegas, to talk about the ways that video recording software is capturing and measuring the user experience with video content online, before it goes online to the public.
While Google didn't make the VP8 video codec, they did purchase it recently and now, they're announcing [allegedly] that it will be Open Source. What's this mean for HTML 5? It might finally have found a winner of the codec race and a savior, in Google. Go figure.
Today, Tubemogul launched a huge enhancement to their OneLoad video distribution and measurement product and they are calling it "Destinations." What is it? Basically, it's the be-all-end-all of video uploading and distribution systems, basically from anywhere, to anywhere according to Tubemogul.
The iPad debuted to much fanfare over the weekend. You may remember my somewhat controversial remarks about the device when it was announced. Well, clearly there are many consumers less skeptical than I. Over 300,000 units were sold on opening day (more than the iPhone’s opening day), according to Apple, and over a million apps ...
