Author Archives: vanevery

Serimony Bridge Cards

Destined for the MoMA Design Store!

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inessential.com: Why I love RSS and You Do Too

Great post by Brent Simmons about RSS and plumbing vs proprietary web apps inessential.com: Why I love RSS and You Do Too.

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Video Comments – Revisited

A few years ago, John Schimmel and I worked on an in-time commenting system for video. Specifically we made a WordPress Plugin that interfaced with the built-in WordPress commenting system including user authentication, spam prevention, and so on. Unfortunately, it … Continue reading

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My book in Chinese!

One of my new students brought in a copy of my book in Chinese. I had no idea it was translated and available. Nice! Here it is on Amazon.cn

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Android Live Streaming courtesy of JavaCV and FFMPEG

For the last little or should I say, long while I have been working on wrangling a solution for live streaming from Android that is both decent quality and extensible. For those of you interested, the litter in my GitHub … Continue reading

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Re: Networked Video in 10 Years : Networked Video == Parseable Video | Not sLop

Interesting, I just got some comment spam on this post from January 2007: Networked Video in 10 Years : Networked Video == Parseable Video | Not sLop. In the post, I describe the proceedings from a breakout group at that year’s … Continue reading

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Bringing in a generic H.264 stream to Wirecast (via Wowza and Wirecast’s Generic IP Camera support)

Wirecast is truly a studio in a box. It has a great support for multiple cameras, mixing live and recorded sources, graphic overlays and so on. Recent versions even allow you to bring in live feeds from IP cameras including … Continue reading

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Local Report 2012 | Creative Time Reports

The piece that I helped Robert Whitman create is up on Creative Time.   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 … Continue reading

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The Listserve Responses @thelistserve

Almost a month ago, I was the lucky person who got to write The Listserve message of the day. In my message I talked about email and I asked people to respond in the hopes that I could engage people … Continue reading

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abiano – now in the Google Play app store

Krandni, students in my NYUAD mobile media course have developed a new musical Android app called abiano. It was developed in Processing and is a lot of fun to play with! Get it at Google Play

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