Ed, I wonder if you need to download a newer version of the (free) Macromedia Flash player…there’s about six minutes of content. You can get it at macromedia.com.
Happy second anniversary, FISpace!
Wouldn’t it be cool if Dr. Seffrin or another Society administrator did a simultaneous webcast of their next talk about the future of cancer research?
David, I’m using Audioblog.com They’re hosting my podcasts for $5 month. They have a beta videoblog host service with unlimited use–for now. I used Windows MovieMaker in XP as an editor. It’s OK to start with. There are better editors out there. I’ll check with Audioblog.com to see if they have a deal for multiple users. I doubt it ’cause they’re pretty new.
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It opened and some music played, for a socond or two. Was that all?
Ed, I wonder if you need to download a newer version of the (free) Macromedia Flash player…there’s about six minutes of content. You can get it at macromedia.com.
Happy second anniversary, FISpace!
Wouldn’t it be cool if Dr. Seffrin or another Society administrator did a simultaneous webcast of their next talk about the future of cancer research?
Yes, Amy, a lot of things could be captured easily for replay.
Sweet! So what and how did you do that? Who’s hosting the flash file?
David, I’m using Audioblog.com They’re hosting my podcasts for $5 month. They have a beta videoblog host service with unlimited use–for now. I used Windows MovieMaker in XP as an editor. It’s OK to start with. There are better editors out there. I’ll check with Audioblog.com to see if they have a deal for multiple users. I doubt it ’cause they’re pretty new.
Very cool. I think the potential applications are tremendous, especially as this technology becomes easier and more readily available.
Oh yea, cool music.