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Indian trains are a must (Windows Media movie, about half a Meg). class tends to get crazy, this is in first class (I think).

There are a bunch of tibetan settlements around Mysore (South India) - the Indian governement was nice to the refugees when the Chinese started fucking up Tibet. It’s hard to legally visit (you need a bunch of slow paperwork), and I didn’t ...

A beautiful little shrine on a hill in Goa (Windows Media movie, about half a Meg).

Mumbai (previously known as Bombay) is a busy bustling city. A lot of cars and there is also a crazy funky beach where lots of people with kids gather (Windows Media movies, about half a Meg each).

A lovely mail prepared in the train station (Windows Media Video, about half a Meg). This was a good eat, we had Masala Dosa (spicy pancake).

The covered market in Mysore is beautiful (Windows Media movie, about half a Meg). Here are some more scenes from Mysore.

When you spend a lot of time on buses, you get bored and take a lot of movies of busrides (Windows Media Movie, about half a Meg).

Monkeying around in Mysore (Windows Media movie, about half a Meg).

I love to take pictures of cows, they have great shapes that catch the light in always interesting ways. Big eyes, too. I’m not sure if this activity was any weirder to the locals than many of the other stuff tourists do in India (Windows Media ...

International phonecalls are easy (Windows Media movie, about half a Meg), little telephone boots are literally everywhere (even in the smallest village). It’s affordable too, a 30 call to the USA costs about 7 US$. Internet cafes are also in a lot ...

This guy is trying to explain the difference between Indian and British English (Windows Media movie, about half a Meg). Afterwards I took the bus.

I edited this little movie (14 Megs, Quicktime) to get ready for election day. Have a look. I had a bunch of self shot footage to work into it from my travels, but my editing program wouldn’t accept those (drivers), so darn! So I just kept what I ...

As an experiment (this should work), I’m reblogging a link to a video interview I did with Jay. If I add in the link to the video in this post, me-tv should pick up this video as well, once I run the cron job.

Two good friends got married today, to Willie and Melina, I wish them all the best. I made a movie too, the quality is really bad, I’ll figure out how to make that better and maybe post it again tomorrow. But here it is .

I met with Mica, Kenyatta, Josh and Jay today to discuss the future of me-tv. I will talk about that more later, meanwhile, here’s the video (Quicktime, about 4 Megs). I was psyched when I realized what a fantastic group of people were together in ...

We’re experimenting with user documentation in video format. Here’s jay explaining how peopletags in me-tv work. I’m adding a playlist keyword to this post as well: aboutmetv. Watch the movie

Here’s Jay explaining how playlists work on me-tv. The idea with these is that our users create their own help systems by explaining how certain features work to each other, using video. The About me-tv playlist (keyword aboutmetv) will ...

This movie is an experiment with subtitles, and a movie about talking to someone about videoblogging. People get really excited aboutmetv

I decided to start editing really short bits of the Colombia documentary I did but never edited… Valentina