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Tag Archives: video
Fetch OAuth Authenticated YouTube API Version 2.0 Requests with GData-Python-Client, Including Insight
We’ve been using Google’s GData-Python-Client library to connect our VidCaster client accounts to YouTube, which allows for neat operations like importing* and exporting of video. A key component of VidCaster is to provide simple aggregated video analytics to our users, … Continue reading
Posted in tech, work
Tagged analytics, api, client library, csv, django, gdata, google, insight, oauth, online video, python, python-gdata-client, statistics, stats, v20, version 2, vidcaster, video, youtube
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Adobe hands On2 a fat wad of cash in the form of proprietary video codec support.
As a form of advanced procrastination, I did a great deal of research on Flash video codecs this morning. I was spurred by reaction to a presentation I made last night where a young lady quite bluntly said, “You can … Continue reading
Posted in tech
Tagged adobe, cash, command, command line, compression, conversion, convert, cow, decoder, encoder, encoding, fat, ffmpeg, flash, flv, formats, line, linux, macromedia, mechanism, method, mux, on2, online, php, proprietary, python, royalties, unix, video, vp6, vp6e, vp6f, vp6vfw.dll, wad, wars
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With Daily Show and Colbert, Hulu takes the trophy. Joost dead?
When NBC and Fox announced their ‘me too’ online video joint venture, Hulu, I was understandably skeptical. After all, Joost had already launched to much fanfare with top partners like Viacom’s MTV and Turner’s Cartoon Network. YouTube had quite a … Continue reading
Posted in internets, media
Tagged bay, bit, bittorrent, cartoon, colbert, daily, distribution, download, downloading, fox, hulu, hulu.com, illegal, joost, mtv, nbc, network, office, old, online, piracy, pirate, piratebay, report, shifting, show, the colbert report, the daily show, time, time-shifting, torrent, turner, tv, viacom, video, youtube
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Revver’s sale at a loss indicates online video monetization is difficult. (Not impossible.)
The WSJ among others reported on Revver’s sale to LiveUniverse for $5 million, a loss from the total of $12.7 MM invested in the project. What went wrong with Revver? Clear overspend: I’m confused as to why they needed $12.7 … Continue reading
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Tagged ads, advertisements, advertising, cost, cost per impression, cpm, formats, impression, monetization, online, online video, per, platform, revver, sf, sharing, vid, video, vidsf
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Media roundup: tripped out childhood memories and some good music
And now, some media worthy of your attention. Video Take some happy childhood memories, then trip out. This is what you get. First, Garfield. “Lasagna Cat” does live animation renditions of Jim Davis’ classic strips and then does a remix … Continue reading
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