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- 1. By Dan O’Hara Online Video Delivery www.dan-ohara.com
- 2. www.dan-ohara.com TV MEETS WEB. WEB MEETS TV.
- 3. www.dan-ohara.com WELCOME TO Web 3.0
- 5. The game is changing I/O 2010 Conference Eric Schmidt Paul Otellini Sir Howard Stringer ShantanuNarayen Jerry Quindlen Brad Anderson Charles Ergen
- 6. www.dan-ohara.com tv TV MEETS WEB. WEB MEETS TV.
- 11. Self Produced Projects
- 12. Marketing
- 13. Video Blogging / Journalingwww.dan-ohara.com
- 14. Online Video Delivery www.dan-ohara.com The process by which a video is delivered via the internet to an audience.
- 15. www.dan-ohara.com The industry BOXEE
- 17. Flash 10.1
- 18. Android OS 2.1
- 19. Chrome Browser
- 20. HTML5 Video Support~$295 September 2010
- 24. Flash Player
- 25. Boxee Software
- 27. mRSS Feed Support~$195 November 2010
- 33. Tivo Software
- 34. DirecTV and Comcast$299 + $12.95 monthly Available Now!
- 36. Running iOS – Apps?
- 37. Podcast SupportNo Flash Support No Web Browsing Video Playback Only September 2010 $99
- 38. www.dan-ohara.com VIDEO PODCAST Online delivery of Video On Demand video clip content via Atom or RSS enclosures. The distribution of video where the RSS feed is used as a non-linear TV channel to which consumers can subscribe using a PC, TV, set-top box, media center or mobile multimedia device.
- 41. www.dan-ohara.com podcatcher Or podcast client BOXEE a computer program used to download various media via an RSS or XML feed.
- 43. Easy Setup
- 44. Works great with a Blog
- 45. Fully RSS Compliant Feeds
- 46. Lots of Syndication Options
- 47. Analytics
- 49. www.dan-ohara.com METHODS: SHARING SERVICES vs. SELF HOSTINGS
- 53. Quality Control
- 55. RTMP Streaming
- 62. Privacy Support
- 63. Storage Cost: $0.15 per GB
- 64. Bandwidth Cost: $0.15 per GB
- 65. No Monthly Fee
- 66. CloudFront CDN
- 68. No Auto Enforcement of Copyrighted Music
- 70. describes the definition, structure and administration of data files
- 71. describes how data and metadataare stored (not coded)
- 72. A program able to identify and open acontainer file might not be able to decode it.
- 74. WebM / Matroska - .webm or .mkv
- 75. OGG - .ogg
- 76. Microsoft AVI - .avi
- 77. Apple Quicktime - .mov
- 78. Adobe Flash - .flv or .f4v
- 80. WebM / Matroska - .webm or .mkv
- 81. OGG - .ogg
- 83. No Licensing Restriction until 2025
- 84. Supported by Flash and HTML5 Video
- 85. Supported by Google TV, Boxee, Apple TV, Tivo
- 86. Supported by Chrome, Safari, Internet Explorer
- 87. Ext: mp4, mov, m4v, m4a, m4b, m4p, f4v, 3gp, 3g2
- 90. Supported by HTML5 Video
- 91. Supported by Firefox and Opera
- 93. Similar in concept to the MPEG4
- 94. Supported by HTML5 Video
- 95. Supported by Chrome, Internet Explorer
- 96. Subset of Matroska Optimized for Web Media
- 98. Useful for Storing Legacy Flash content
- 99. RTMP Streaming and Live Streaming
- 100. No Support for Apple Mobile Devices
- 101. F4V is a subset of MPEG4
- 104. AAC
- 105. VP8
- 106. Vorbis
- 107. MPEG4 Video
- 108. MP3
- 109. MPEG2 Video
- 110. AIFF
- 111. Flash Video
- 112. WAV
- 114. AAC
- 115. VP8
- 116. Vorbis
- 117. Theora Video
- 118. MP3
- 120. Codec for YouTube, Vimeo & Most Sharing Sites
- 121. Highly Efficient
- 123. Supported by all devices, Google TV, Apple TV, Boxee.
- 125. FREE – No Licensing Issues
- 126. Comparable to H.264 in quality.
- 127. Developed by On2 purchased by Google.
- 128. Codec is part of the WebM Project.
- 130. Open Source
- 131. Developed by the Xiph.Org Foundation.
- 132. Supported by Firefox and Opera Only.
- 134. Useful for low-power devices
- 135. Legacy Older Codec, but widely used today.
- 137. CODEC: h.264
- 140. BITRATE: 1000 Kbps (1Mbps)
- 141. STREAMING: iPOD
- 142. FIELD ORDER: None / Progressive
- 144. CODEC: h.264
- 147. BITRATE: 3000 Kbps (3Mbps)
- 148. STREAMING: Standard
- 149. FIELD ORDER: None / Progressive
- 151. www.dan-ohara.com FLASH & HTML5 PLayers
- 153. Full Screen Mode
- 154. HD Quality Playback
- 155. RTMP Streaming
- 156. PluginsNo Apple Mobile Devices CPU Intensive JW Player www.longtailvideo.com Owned by Adobe
- 158. Less CPU Intensive
- 160. Flash Fallback CodingLimited Browser Support No Streaming No Full Screen Mode Sublime HTML5 Video Player www.sublimevideo.net
- 162. HTML5 Compliant
- 163. CDN Network
- 164. Less Expensive
- 165. Supports Playlists
- 166. Supports All Devices
- 167. Fewer Dropped Frames
- 169. www.dan-ohara.com Media RSS & Playlists
- 170. www.dan-ohara.com Media RSS & Playlists
- 171. www.dan-ohara.com
- 172. www.dan-ohara.com
- 173. www.dan-ohara.com
- 182. Up to 1280X720p 30fps
- 183. Main Profile – 3.1 Level
- 184. Up to 5Mbps (use 3Mbps)
- 185. AAC-LC up to 160 Kbps, 48kHz
- 187. Up to 1280X720p 30fps
- 188. Main Profile – 3.1 Level
- 189. Up to 5Mbps (use 3Mbps)
- 190. AAC-LC up to 160 Kbps, 48kHz
- 192. Up to 640X480p 30fps
- 193. Baseline Profile – 3.0 Level
- 194. Up to 1.5Mbps
- 195. AAC-LC up to 160 Kbps, 48kHz
- 196. iPod Streaming
- 198. Up to 848X480p 30fps
- 199. Baseline Profile – 3.0 Level
- 200. Up to 1.5Mbps
- 201. AAC-LC up to 160 Kbps, 48kHz
- 202. iPod Streaming
- 204. www.dan-ohara.com
- 207. WEB: www.boxee.tv
- 211. BOOK: YouTube and Video Marketing: An Hour a DayAuthor: Greg Jarboe
- 212. BOOK: Get Seen: Online Video Secrets to Building Your BusinessAuthor: Steve Garfield
Editor's Notes
- What does this mean to you and me... it means finally we are Free! Free to create anything we want, without limitations and deliver our masterpieces to massive audiences.... try 1.2 Billion worldwide! It means no more optical media, no tape, no physical delivery of any kind... just upload it to the cloud, walk into your home theater, sitback, relax and giggle.