[opendtv] Re: Mobile Video, Producing from the Cell Phone

I'm not familiar with those folks but I was not aware of any phones that 
could do it until recently.  But I'm not always in the know about the 
latest and greatest.

Whether our students catch compelling content is yet to be seen. Certainly 
catching some live content in some off-beat place in the convention might 
be of interest.  They are getting live interviews with some of our local 
and state politicians, as well.

Because some in our production team doubt the quality that can be achieved 
through a cell phone, they are also doing more traditional video stories 
as well.  It will be interesting to compare the two.

Dan




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Have you ever watched iJustine, Robert Scoble or Cali Lewis, these
Internet celebrities have been Live Video Blogging for over a year
using mobile phones.  It got to be so common that it was almost boring
because they failed to get compelling content in many cases.

Don Moore
Greensboro


On Mon, Aug 25, 2008 at 6:39 PM,  <dan.grimes@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> If anyone is interested, we are doing some experimental video production
> using video conferencing capable cell phones.  Here are some links to 
our
> feeds:
>
> http://www.lasvegasnow.com/Global/category.asp?C=145767
> http://www.east-paradise.com/
>
> So instead of viewing video on the mobile, we are producing it on the
> mobile.
>
> We are using several Nokia N95 8GB phones, AT&T Wireless (with 3G) and
> Kyte.tv:
>
> http://www.kyte.tv/channels/view.html?name=jmsnews
>
> We are also doing more traditional news casts via editing on a laptop 
and
> FTPing files to a website:
>
> http://unlvtv.unlv.edu/dnc/
>
> If you watch our feeds, let me know what you think.
>
> Dan
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