Category: Audio & Video
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It’s called the "death watch"
Bad things are happening at a rapid pace to the HD-DVD camp. Rumor, or not, it appears that a rotund female will soon commence her vocalizations . . . Toshiba…
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Netflix Joins the (Blu-ray) Wave
Netflix announced today that it is going Blu-ray exclusive. It was the same day I ordered one of these.
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How’s that workflow thing going?
A project I just finished almost requires me to blog about a few of the workflow issues. Even if no one reads this it will go down in the archives…
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Thank you, Professor Wesch
I’ve talked about Professor Michael Wesch and his Digital Ethnography class at Kansas State University a couple times in the past (here, and here). His class, and especially the…
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One Man’s Interpretation of the Hi-Def War
It is interesting to watch this story unfold, but this video encapsulates the situation so well. Bill Hunt, by the way, is one of the editors at Digital…
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About Blu-ray vs. HD-DVD
I’d like to elaborate on my first post of the year, which is now relegated to a placeholder for my first lie of the year. My purpose here is to…
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Ouch! Blu-Ray Landed One.
(This is to get me out of my blogging funk) HD DVD group cancels CES press conference in wake of Warner announcement. Fight photo courtesy of Ari Bakker
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Stay At Home Servers
Microsoft has a sense of humor, as I confirmed a while ago, but what about for real products? Will they be able to market something well when it counts? Based…
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Students, we’d like to prepare you for the digital world . . .
. . . but it would violate copyright – paraphrased from comments by Elizabeth on this post – Inside Higher Ed :: When It’s OK to Copy . So…
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Is Vista the Problem, or is it Adobe?
UPDATE: I discovered the culprit of my Ultra CS3 woes. Sony Vegas 7! I installed it on my way to installing Vegas Pro 8 upgrade and it immediately borked Ultra.…
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