Nov 16 2003
Video blogging
My first experiment with video blogging. Just very basic with a Flash MX Professional 2004 component. A FlashCom backend is on it’s way as well as a better application for you to see archives etc.
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Nice job Waldo. You set up a video blog that doesn’t need Flashcom on the backend for basic operation?
No, I am currently recording locally and upping the FLV. I have to wait till my FlashCom account is activated to really make my local app work online
Neat!!!
Waiting to see more videos from max, as they happen.
Works like a charm! Check out RhinoTV on http://mx.rhinofly.nl/max2003/ for those American Warning Sign Collectors
Video blogs, what a neat idea. Now all you need is a voice recognition pluggin to create a text supplement.