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Archive for September, 2009
Some further answers on delivering video around the globe . . .
Thursday, September 24th, 2009A client of mine shot me an e-mail recently with a couple of questions regarding video deliverables and standards conversion.
All excellent questions, and I thought I’d share some of my answers with you.
First, let me restate that one of our main services here at Video Labs www.VideoLabs.net is indeed standards conversion.
Here is my quick-read blog about our high-end SD [...]
Sat. 9/12 quick update e-zine
Saturday, September 12th, 2009
Producer Susanne Stahley has 2 specials on PBS’ MPT in Sept.
(yes, fiirst one tonight Sat 9/12 – repeats 9/15)
Check out info-rich articles by Susanne and other contributors on www.DavidRyanMediaSolutions.com
I’ve started writing articles on EzineArticles.com Are you? If so, let me know (dryan@videolabs.net) what you think of results.
How does an HD “frame grab” compare . . .?
Two Sept. MPT TV Specials by Susanne Stahley
Thursday, September 10th, 2009If you have your own website, I guess you’re allowed to once in awhile shamelessly disregard nepotism and promo your wife’s upcoming TV programs, yes?
But after you see these two specials, I think you’ll agree with me that it’s certainly warranted in this case.
You may have read some of Susanne Stahley’s posts on this site [...]
What is a “Frame Grab?”. . . (yep, and more about SD vs. HD)
Friday, September 4th, 2009I got a call the other day from a client asking whether taking a still frame from a video (aka known as a “frame grab”) would adequately work as a source for a printed image.
In the days before HD, the answer was almost always, “not unless a grainy shot will work for you.”
300+ dpi (dots [...]
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