Friday, August 18, 2006
Smart use of YouTube (or a quick facelift) ::
In the current "funding environment" Carey promotions are always cash-strapped. So it's nice to see Mike making neat use of YouTube to help. He's taken clips from videos made for other purposes and put them on YouTube.
So, if you're interested in seeing how I began my sermon on Song of Songs - in a chapel series on Church then and Now - you can (BTW the facelift is only for the still at the start, I return to normal once it's going ;-) :
Or, you can hear lecturers talk about their research:
For other snips see the video page on the college site, or the list samples from CareyMedia. (Incidentally, Mike, when are the DVDs going to be able to be ordered online? Drag the Carey site into the 21st century...)
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In the current "funding environment" Carey promotions are always cash-strapped. So it's nice to see Mike making neat use of YouTube to help. He's taken clips from videos made for other purposes and put them on YouTube.
So, if you're interested in seeing how I began my sermon on Song of Songs - in a chapel series on Church then and Now - you can (BTW the facelift is only for the still at the start, I return to normal once it's going ;-) :
Or, you can hear lecturers talk about their research:
For other snips see the video page on the college site, or the list samples from CareyMedia. (Incidentally, Mike, when are the DVDs going to be able to be ordered online? Drag the Carey site into the 21st century...)
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Yeah, hi Tim. YouTube is good but I'm not that impressed with the 'still' it assigns to the video before it's played. It seems like it takes a frame from the exact middle of the clip and uses that (and low-res)- and so in the case of your clip here - there just happened to be a shot of someone in the audiance. It's random and not likley to be changed in a hurry... :)
Mike
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