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Monday, 16 February 2009 09:09 |
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"We have invited musicians from around the world to audition for the YouTube Symphony Orchestra. The video entries will be combined into the first ever collaborative virtual performance, and the world will select the best to perform at New York City's Carnegie Hall in April 2009. "
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Saturday, 14 February 2009 10:36 |
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Nope, not another "hysterical parent blames technology for their obviously-neglected kid's sociopathic behaviour"... Techcrunch get all upset that their video download tool has been zapped by YouTube, presumably to do with their Pay-To-Download service! "In the last 24 hours our tool stopped working, but every other method I've tried has worked fine so far, including a handful of other websites and popular Firefox extensions. It's possible that YouTube was just disabling a certain technique of creating links to their video files that we happened to use, but it's more likely that they singled us out (our tool has become very popular, and ranks second when you run a Google search for "download YouTube")." |
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Thursday, 12 February 2009 13:48 |
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The insanely ad-heavy CameraTown reports that some people are having issues with Premiere Pro CS4 that are caused by bad fonts. "I did however find the solution this morning and it was a suggestion to remove all fonts and then restart Premiere Pro to see if the problem goes away. If it did then put back fonts one-by-one until it crashes. I had read a post the other day that mentioned fonts but it seemed like it would take way too long so I moved on to other unsuccessful suggestions. In the end it was indeed a font issue. Here are my suggestions for (hopefully) making this a quick fix." |
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Thursday, 12 February 2009 22:01 |
Let's face it, although there are video ripping programs out there that can download the flash video files on Youtube and elsewhere, the quality is pretty cruddy. But panic no more, stop crying, shut your pieholes - Cnet news reports that a new system has been launched where people can download higher quality videos to keep for a small amount of coin. UPDATED: A few other people have reported on this, so here's a list of the places: |
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Wednesday, 11 February 2009 14:52 |
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USA Today talk to the co-founders of video network Blip.TV and get a bit of background info on who they are, what they stand for, and why their site is different to the other video sharing sites. "Blip was formed in 2005, with the basic idea that on the Web, anybody can be a video star. Its shows are devoted to everything from gaming and comics fandom to tips on woodworking and making won-ton soup. What you won't see on Blip are amateur videos like those seen on YouTube and other video sites." |
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