Two days ago, we’ve launched the first pre-site of a new company I’ve founded with a long-time partner, called Slot3. Slot3 does pretty much the same stuff, we’re doing all the time in our everyday jobs: building video streaming or encoding environments, plus the applications needed to get it running, like videoplayers or video management […]
Nice explanation of Twitter
Nice Trailer! Hope I can make it this year.
Alert Thingy, a Desktop Application for Friendfeed Alerts, made with AIR.
As some of you maybe know, I’m a huge fan of traveling and most of the stuff I see on my trips, I try to capture with my video camera, which is great fun for me.
But when it comes to editing, I had a few problems to solve, to find the best possible workflow to […]
Cabel Sasser, on of the co-founders of Panic, held a very nice and entertaining presentation on C4[1] on the process, of how they built their coding app, Coda. Check it out:
by BBC’s iPlayer
[via Webware]
UPDATE: Turns out that there were some problems with Flash Media Server 3, which already got solved with the FMS Update 3.01 from March 28th. So everybody, to get MP4 streams working, please install the update. Great news!
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Check out Adobe TV, Adobe’s new Flex based Video Portal with lots of on-demand video content regarding Adobe Products including interviews, tips and techniques and behind-the-scenes stuff. Looks pretty cool!
Adobe released the Adobe Media Player 1.0, an AIR Application for viewing online and offline Flash Video Content.
Now, Adobe gots a public Bug Report and Ticketing System for the Flash Player, including a voting system to prioritize what bugs you wanna first to be fixed.
Really nice move, Adobe!
Nice SEO checklist on how google ranks websites.
[via Labuschin Webdesign]
Google Email Uploader [via Lifehacker]
TwitterLocal filters Tweets in your area. Nice one! Now you can see, who’s twittering in your neghbourhood.
Check out TwitterLocal
Dan Rayburn, video streaming professional and EVP of StreamingMedia.com, has started a nice series of articles of his visit at Akamai Headquarters in Cambridge, MA. During the next couple of weeks, he’ll write about Akamai’s products, Analytics and other stuff.
So, grab a coffee (or a beer) and head over to blog.streamingmedia.com.
Very good read.
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