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The Return of the Podcast

Posted By: Jordan Behan on January 13, 2007 in Random - Comments: 2 Comments »

Is just days away. Seriously!

I had originally set out to give instructions as to how to use Windows Movie Maker to show all the ‘PCers’ the easiest way to get video online. That is, I was going to do this even though I usually use Sony Vegas to edit and render my vids.

And then Lisa informed me via email that she isn’t able to render her video small enough (<100 MB) to be uploaded to YouTube. So, before I try to figure out the magic formula in Windows Movie Maker (I can hear you all laughing by the way), perhaps someone would like to recommend a web-based app that I can demo for all of the folks?

Has anyone tried Jumpcut? They have a cool little demo, here. If no one has a better suggestion, and the Windows app can’t make it happen, then maybe this is our tool. By the way, all we’re looking for is a suitable, easy-to-use editing/compression program.

Apologies again to Sean, who is also waiting patiently for my the rest of my series.

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  1. Lindsey says:
    January 13, 2007 at 6:05 pm

    There better not be any Ewoks!

  2. Lisa R says:
    January 14, 2007 at 2:03 pm

    ohh Jumpcut looks neat. I’m going to check it out, thanks:)

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