MyBlogLog.com Presentation + Q&A
Ian Kenney presents MyBlogLog.com, a Yahoo! service that provides web publishers stats on where readers are coming from and where they’re going. It also functions as community building tool. Recorded 12/11/07 @ The SiliconValley NewTech Meetup.
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Docstoc.com Presentation + Q&A
Jason Nazar presents Docstoc.com, a community driven professional document sharing website. Recorded 12/11/07 @ The SiliconValley NewTech Meetup. Guys, this was my favorite talk of the night. Jason has some seriously good communication skills. He put the audience at ease and was a riot to listen to.
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Popularity: 36% [?]
YowTRIP.com Presentation + Q&A
Felipe Coimbra presents YowTRIP.com, a social networking community website for world travelers. Recorded 12/11/07 @ The SiliconValley NewTech Meetup.
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Popularity: 38% [?]
ThePoint.com Presentation
Jeremy Pepper presents ThePoint.com, a website that allows members to organize advocacy/social contracts/fundraising groups and make things happen! Recorded 12/11/07 @ The SiliconValley NewTech Meetup.
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Popularity: 40% [?]
How-To: Get Full Multimedia Support in Ubuntu and Unlock FFmpeg
This is probably the most important guide to any Desktop Linux user who wants to work with and playback a variety of multimedia files on their system. As you know, most of the popular codecs/formats (i.e. MP3, AAC, DVD, H.264, Flash, etc.) are not included in Ubuntu or other Linux distributions because they’re proprietary and require licensing. Fortunately, however, the Ubuntu community has gone through great strides to make acquiring them a lot easier – although still technically illegal if you live in the United States (my 2-cents: playback codecs should be free to acquire for personal use, especially those that become industry standards). MORE »
Popularity: 100% [?]
Tips for Rendering NTSC 640×480 Video from Kdenlive with No Borders and at 29.97 fps
For some reason Kdenlive has a major rendering bug when it comes to handling NTSC video (as confirmed buy other frustrated users in the Kdenlive forums here and here), which is really a shame because at the moment Kdenlive is probably the closet thing to Apple’s iMovie that’s a free open-source non-linear video editor under Linux. But as the saying goes, “Where there’s a will there’s a way.” And thankfully, yes, I have found a way around this issue. MORE »
Popularity: 44% [?]
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About
Alexander Grundner is a San Francisco Peninsula based web publisher who spends most of his time tracking down news stories for eHomeUprade, attending technology events, or working on his next big project.
For fun he likes to stay active outdoors, take photographs, shoot video, hack together PHP/Python code, play with Linux, and test new technologies.
