Testing Seesmic and Ustream.tv this morning

I'm testing streaming video via Seesmic and Ustream.tv this morning, with bionicle and lego building episodes with my son. I've read/viewed/heard that Seesmic is to video as Twitter is to blogging...but hadn't yet put that to the test. This morning I see that it forces production to about 5 or 6 minutes max. I made no alterations to original settings, so I don't know if that's expandable...but with my current content, that's not a big deal. Ustream.tv I believe has a different limitation...but also is more about streaming longer shows & content than just short bursts, as is Seesmic's specialty.

Below is an embedded video from Ustream.tv. Go to Seesmic and search on "alexlandefeld" for the 5 short vids posted there this morning.

..alex.


Sunday, January 27th, 2008


Alternatively, link here for this morning's recording, and here for the Ustream show

Minute Tech 066: How Do You Organize Information? Databases.

- HBO's got milk and India's going orbital;
- How do you organize information? Databases.
- Seesmic is setting itself apart by micro-vlogging.

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Interstitial music by Apple & Bre Pettis

Show Transcript

..Alex.


"Move with the motion of the planet - move with Taiji"

Minute Tech 025: What is glass to a modern Human?

Confession of a tech stock junkie, art glass wouldn't have been liked by Mr. Gratgrind, and what do you say to a U.S. President?

- Don't Panic: I sometimes talk tech stocks;
- What is glass to a modern Human?
- Pistachio and Seesmic.

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Show Note/Transcript

..alex.