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Scott Thorley from Inlet Technologies, talks to us about his company which provides live encoding and transcoding solutions from a desktop version all the way to a full enterprise version including all the necessary hardware and software.

John Dodge, a Systems Engineer with Kumu, tells us about his streaming media company which manages videos from creation to placing permissions on the video assets to publishing directly to a CDN.

3 Favorite Video applicaations for the Mac, namely ScreenFlow, Stomp ad VisualHub. ScreenFlow is a full screencasting suite; Stomp performs video compression and VisualHub is a video conversion utility.

This video created by Robert Breckenridge. This is a TV ad for Wheel Deals, a classified ad publication specifically for vehicles. Robert Breckenridge was responsible for photoshopping the vehicle graphics, compositing, editing video, editing audio and music (EQ & compression), writing the initial script, creating text animation, picking music and sound fx. Explosion transitive element created in Combustion. Author: robertbreckenridge Keywords: broadcast television tv commercial nickel nik wheel deals classified ad advertising marketing spokane eastern washington photoshop compositing editing video eq compression copy writing modeling animation maya mental ray photograph prop text motion graphics Added: October 3, 2008

Author: shashank10 Added: Sat, 27 Sep 2008 13:53:18 -0800 Duration: 164 tutorial, a card is put in the deck, the deck shrinks and you see their card

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Author: insidegeek Added: Tue, 16 Sep 2008 08:36:19 -0800 Duration: 514http://www.insidegeek.ca - In this tutorial video we are looking at how to export an image for the web using Adobe Photoshop CS3. We will be looking at the two main image compression formats, GIF and JPEG. Distributed by Tubemogul.

http://www.insidegeek.ca - In this tutorial video we are looking at how to export an image for the web using Adobe Photoshop CS3. We will be looking at the two main image compression formats, GIF and JPEG. Distributed by Tubemogul.

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The video source is Howautowork.com.it is about piston rings functions,material selection to avoid wear.then describes compresssion rings and oil rings needs with focus on loading exerts on rings, with details of function of each.

This is a desktop-capture demonstrating XDepth's High Dynamic Range Video compression technology in action.XDepth HDR Video is a multi-compatible video encoding technology that allows encoding of HDR video with any standard codec. The resulting video file will still play normally on any Media Player while the same file will play HDR video on our XDepth HDR Video Player.

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Author: learnthisthing Added: Wed, 30 Jul 2008 00:33:34 -0800 Duration: 220Joshua covers the settings you want to use when capturing your videos onto your computer. These principals apply to most capture programs.

Join Paul Grilley, Yin Yoga's foremost proponent, for a comprehensive introduction to this quiet yet profound practice. Yin Yoga is not just another brand name of yoga postures, but the expression of theories derived from Chinese Medicine and Taoism.

Ever need to brand your video? For many reasons we often have a need to make sure the files we produce don't end up being used without our permission. Watermarking is a great way of showing off your video while still maintaining control. Produced by Coby Rich, Product Marketing Manager, Sorenson Squeeze. The watermarking filter can be applied to any output format within Squeeze 5. There are two ways to do this. First of all, I can edit a filter and click watermark. Choose the position of the watermark. I can preview the filter by using the slider bar above the window. As a default, the Squeeze vise is used, but you can use any JPG, PNG or GIF. The other way to do it is to create a new filter by clicking on the plus button in the filter presets. I'll title this "Watermark". Now here I can click on watermark and choose the position...I always want it in the bottom right. So that's now my default watermark filter. I can apply this to my file, and there the watermark shows up. But I want to change it, I want to use a different icon than the Squeeze vise. So I'll browse to my computer, find the file that I want to use. Let's use this Sorenson Media JPEG. Doesn't look quite right yet. So I'm going to adjust the opacity and feathering a bit here, just to make sure it looks right on the video and blends in a little bit better. Then click OK. And now once I compress the output, you'll notice the final compressed output has the watermarking in it. It's really a quick and painless way to make sure your encoded video has your mark. Available in Squeeze 5. More Squeeze Quick Tips: Quick Tips for Creating Flash Video How To Add a Watermark to your Compressions How To Do Multi-Core Compression How To Setup a Watch Folder How To Constrain File Sizes How To Add Chapter Markers If you'd like to learn more, Sorenson Media offers a free weekly training Webinar on Squeeze and general compression techniques.

DALLAS ROLF PRACTITIONER DISCUSSES HIS YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN RELIEVING BACK PAIN, MIGRAINES AND SPINAL COMPRESSION WITH IDA ROLF'S STRUCTURAL INTEGRATION

Justin Kwan, Avid Software Engineer, offers insight into his workflow for importing and exporting QuickTime movies to achieve proper brighness levels. (Reposted from Kwancentral) There seems to be a decent amount of confusion about which settings should be selected when exporting a video as QuickTime, and then importing the QuickTime movie into an Avid editor. In this article I will describe the proper settings for exporting video out of a third-party application such as Adobe After Effects using the Avid QuickTime DNxHD codec, and then importing the QuickTime DNxHD movie into an editor. Four workflows are shown, one of which is invalid. This same workflow should hold true for all the Avid QuickTime codecs. It will not apply to non-Avid QuickTime codecs. Exporting Source Material With RGB Levels Source media with RGB levels If you start with source material with RGB levels (0-255), such as the image above, you should select the RGB button in the QuickTime export options shown below. This is because the option in the QuickTime dialog specifies the levels of the source material. However, it isn't a disaster if you don't select the RGB button. Assume you export two movies. The first has RGB level source material and is exported with the RGB option selected. This is called RGBsource_RGBOption.mov. The second movie has RGB level source material and is exported using the 709 option. This movie is called RGBsource_709Option.mov. Select the RGB brightness option with RGB source material. Importing Source Material With RGB Levels When you import RGBsource_RGBOption.mov into the editor, select the 601/709 option to perform a quick import. Selecting the RGB button will bring the video in at the correct levels, but it will be a slow import. It is OK to select the 601/709 button as the levels within the QuickTime movie were converted to 709 compliant levels when the RGB button was selected on export. Quick import copies the 709 compliant video data from the QuickTime movie to the editor. See the image below for the optimal setting when bringing this movie into the editor. Select the 601/709 option for import of RGB source material. If you look at the levels while in color correction mode, you can see that the darkest black is 16 and the brightest white is 235 as shown in the image below. The left side of the color picker represents the darkest black value and the right side of the color picker represents the brightest white value. The levels of the imported media are correct. RGB source material imported into the editor When you import RGBsource_709Option.mov, you must select the RGB button in the editor import dialog as shown below. Selecting the 601/709 option will cause the video to come in at RGB levels. Select the RGB button for import of RGB material exported with 709 option selected. Exporting Source Material With 709 Levels Source media with 709 compliant levels. When you export source material that is already 709 level compliant, as shown above, the 709 button should be selected in the QuickTime dialog options as shown below. The RGB button should never be selected in this scenario, as this will not import into the editor with 709 compliant levels. Assume you export two movies. The first contains 709 level compliant source material and is exported using the 709 option. This movie is called 709Source_709Option.mov. The second movie contains 709 compliant source levels and is exported improperly using the RGB option. This movie is called 709Source_RGBOption.mov. Select the 709 button for 709 compliant source material. Importing Source Material With 709 Levels Import 709Source_709Option.mov using the 601/709 option. This is the only option that can be selected for proper import of this movie. Now, import 709Source_RGBOption.mov. No matter whether you select the RGB import option or the 601/709 option, the imported levels will be incorrect as shown below. Media imported into the editor when 709 material is exported using the RGB option. Post by Justin Kwan

Purchase: http://hilaroad.com/video This video explains how to construct a model of a geodesic dome from card and paper. Some dome history and theory is also included. A good resource for teaching structures and mechanisms. Author: ScienceOnline Keywords: geodesic dome architecture education science technology engineering shelter compass triangle maths project mathematics Buckminster Fuller fair tension compression Added: July 21, 2008