makeinternettv.org — Amazing guide to creating online video. If you've ever wanted to do online video, begin here. Make Internet TV (MITV) is a massive resource full of step-by-step instructions for shooting and creating internet video. The site features screencasts, tutorials, illustrations, and more! It was built by the folks behind Democracy Player.
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jeromeeromeApr 16, 2007
This looks like a great resource for those wanting to start video production on the web but don't know where to go. Brightcove is another great solution but they seem geared more towards pro produced media.
2gigApr 16, 2007
I am a big supporter of Democracy TV -- my first version was 0.4 beta.. but I would call this more of a really good pamphlet than a "massive resource"
flamekebabApr 16, 2007
Somethings need to be said, regardless of how simple or stupid they may seem to you.
Closed AccountApr 17, 2007
Step 1: Get camcorder.Step 2: Get TV card.Step 3: Get VirtualDub.Step 4: Profit.:)
seinmanApr 17, 2007
If you're using a camcorder made any time in the last five years and still using a TV tuner to capture, you're doing something wrong. Digital camcorders have Firewire, for digital capture from the camera to your computer.
cvp1Apr 17, 2007
So, what job do you hold with the Participatory Culture Foundation?
flamekebabApr 17, 2007
In the last two weeks I've got hold of a camcorder and I'm looking to start a video podcast. I've used Kino a bit to do video editing before and have some experience with it and I think I may be able to help someone else who is trying to learn. However, my camera skills and my understanding of shot composition and lighting is limited at best, this site has helped me out a fair bit.They've given me some useful tips, I'd like to contribute back to their cause.I don't work for them, but if they want to give me some money, I wouldn't say no, hehehe.
ming0Apr 17, 2007Submitter
I think the metaphor for TV is changing... does it have to be broadcast or live anymore? What about watching 'On Demand' or using 'TiVo'? I still consider those forms of TV, and although having a news aggregator full of videos is different still (better?!), it seems pretty comparable.
richsarAug 14, 2007
I agree with everyone else here, this is a great starting point for any newbie or novice! I myself have only just opened a video website as well, I provide everything to get someone started except the hardware which currently I am looking at providing for serious users or paid members to the site. If anyone else would like to check it out you can find it here: <a class="user" href="http://www.makewebsitevideos.com">http://www.makewebsitevideos.com</a>Kind RegardsRichard Monssen