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Local Report 2012 | Creative Time Reports
The piece that I helped Robert Whitman create is up on Creative Time. Â
We had 90 or so callers send in video and make phone calls via a custom iPhone app, Android app and regular phone number over the course of an hour.
Check it out: http://creativetimereports.org/2012/10/18/local-report/
Google Streetview Fame
Finally!
MoMA App wins a silver Muse award!
Trying out Storify.com
The Secure Smart Camera App for Human Rights Video : Video For Change :: A WITNESS blog
Bryan at WITNESS put up a blog post concerning the app that I am working on along with other Guardian folks.
The Secure Smart Camera App for Human Rights Video : Video For Change :: A WITNESS blog.
It’s worth a look if you are interested in the intersection of human rights, mobile technology and citizen media. It’s an open source Android project too!
MoMA Android App Launched
MoMA just unveiled their Android app which I built in collaboration with their digital media department.
Open for Business
Walking Productions provides software development and consulting services. Appealing projects are those that deal with online and mobile media (audio/video). Get in touch: vanevery@walking-productions.com
Android Application Development
Flash Video Players, including P2P (Adobe Stratus)
Wowza Media Server Plugin/Module Development
Flash Media Server Development
Development related to Axis IP Cameras
QuickTime/Darwin Streaming Solutions
Audio and Video Encoding/Transcoding Pipelines
iPhone Application Development
JME/J2ME Application Development
Asterisk and VoIP Application Development
Phone call to streaming applications
Voicemail to Blog/CMS
Podcasting Systems
Mobile and Microblogging Solutions
SMS Campaign Management Software
2 Screen Interactive Television Applications (Enhanced TV)
EBIF iTV Application Development
HTML 5 Video Player Development
Media Asset Management Systems
AJAX/JavaScript/DHTML Development
LAMP Application Development (Linux, MySQL, PHP)
Java Desktop Application Development
Mobile Video Capture, Sharing and Playback Applications
Live Mobile Video Streaming
Computer Vision Applications in Java and Flash
Flash Video Capture
Location Aware Mobile Applications
Video Indexing, Searching, Recommendation Engine and Presentation Systems
Network Controlled Devices
WordPress and Drupal Plugin/Module Development
Flash Lite Application Development
AIR/ActionScript 3 Application Development
WebService Integration and Development (XML-RPC, SOAP, REST)
Podcasting (Audio/Video) Solutions
MP3 Streaming Servers
MMS Gateway Solutions
Java and AJAX Chat Application Development
Interactive Whiteboard Applications
ITP Show in full swing
ITP’s end of semester show is all the rage at the moment. Been floating around playing with projects and taking some snapshots.
More soon but here is a teaser courtesy of Meredith Hasson’s Video Mosiac
And another courtesy of Nobuyuki Nakaguchi’s Breath Note
(I love the digital take home)
YouTube New Features
Just checked out a video of McCain on Letterman. Noticed a couple of interesting features that YouTube is giving folks like CBS. First there was an ad before the video, second the video played in H.264 although it did have a link for the “normal quality” version and third there were a couple of nifty DHTML buttons up at the top.
Here is a screenshot:
Notice that everything but the video is grayed out. That is because I clicked the little film strip icon at the top left which stands for “theater mode”. You will also notice that the video is in the middle of the page with goofy graphical curtains surrounding it.
The icon directly to the right of that one, the little light bulb controls graying out the screen regardless of the theater mode selection.
Also notice that the ad at the top right (which reads CBS … and originally was a Schwab ad which matched the preroll video ad) is not grayed out.
In any case, none of this is new. (For reference do a Google/Yahoo search for “lightbox” to find a plethora of resources for accomplishing the same thing.) But is interesting to see what extra features and functionality YouTube is giving to folks like CBS.