Results tagged “YouTube” from Final Cut Studio, Avid, Adobe, and Video Streaming

Nero, creators of liquid media technology, announced expanded Nero Move it mobile device support and feature enhancements. These updates to Nero Move it will further the ability for consumers to quickly and easily convert music, videos, and photos across an extensive range of compatible portable devices - regardless of file format.

Available at no additional cost to current Nero Move it users, this update adds support for the new T-Mobile G1 phone, and for new models of the popular Apple iPhone 3G, iPod touch and iPod nano. New support for the widely used BlackBerry smartphones currently includes T-Mobile Blackberry 8800 and Blackberry Pearl 8100, and O2 BlackBerry Pearl 8120.

If you use YouTube for video delivery you have the option to create customized media players.  The benefit of using the Custom Media player option is you can have multiple videos available for your viewers.  Whenever you update your YouTube favorites with new videos your media player will be updated as well.  You can also have the color scheme of your media player match your website or your blog. 

Here's how to create a Customized YouTube Media player.



Inside of your YouTube Account settings click the option labeled Custom Video Players under the More column.

If you need to add videos to YouTube Favorites it's a simple process. Navigate to your Uploaded videos in your YouTube account and click the check box for the videos that you would like to add to your Favorites.

Everything seems to be turning towards video. Just take a look at YouTube and the hundreds of thousands of videos on various websites.  There is a range of websites offering ‘How-To’ videos that provide video enthusiasts with an opportunity to make money by producing these videos.

There is a need for these companies to produce quality videos in order for them to generate advertising revenue.  Research is showing that if you don’t have video on your website you’re losing viewers or clicks. The great thing is, you don’t need to spend tens of thousands of dollars to produce video for the web. Yes, you can create a supplemental income by producing video content for these types of websites. . All that’s needed is a video camera with a microphone, some headphones, and a computer with some type of video editing software.

 

Google has release 'Vidnic' which allows Mac OS X user's to easily upload movies directly to YouTube.  Vidnic works with OS X, and allows users to record video using the 'iSight' camera and upload them directly to the internet.  You can also add metadata, such as a title, tag, and a description.

Viewership for internet related video is up 64%.   This is partly because of the popularity of sites like YouTube that make video readily and easily available.