I’ve spoken now with both the author of the Wired article and Jim Jannard and I’m convinced the technical errors in the article are simply a matter of someone outside the industry trying to understand some complexities that not many inside our industry totally understand. That, combined with a separate fact checker unfamiliar with our […]
Day: August 18, 2008
high-level critical view of SharePoint
Free SharePoint Webinar Via CMS Watch 15-Aug-2008 In collaboration with our partner, KM World, my colleague Tony Byrne will lead a free webinar, How to Evaluate SharePoint for the Enterprise, on the 28th of August at 2 p.m. US ET / 11 a.m. PT. It’s a preview of the full-day seminar that Tony will teach […]
Guidelines for Brands Using Twitter
Guidelines for Brands Using Twitter by: David Armano For many individuals, Twitter allows us to manage our multiple circles of friends and contacts. However, In what seems like a very short amount of time, Twitter has become one of the most talked about social networks around. While it has a relatively small base of users […]
Metus Ingest
Metus Ingest is a multichannel, multiformat video recording application. People need to record video for various reasons. For archiving , sharing, streaming, distributing and many more. Every need has its own sub needs. These can be different formats, different sizes, different bit rates. Also many different video sources is used for obtaining video. Satellite feeds, […]
After Effects Tips – Installment 1
In contrast to the columns and tutorials we’ve been posting so far in CMG Keyframes, we thought it would be useful to also post quick-hit random tips for working more productively with Adobe After Effects CS3. This is the first installment; hope you enjoy it. Please feel free to add your own questions and alternative […]
Photoshop for Video – Creating Custom Backgrounds from Scratch
After Effects CS4 Will Be Intel-Only
Just a quick note that Adobe has confirmed that the next version of After Effects will not run on PowerPC (G5, G4, etc.) Macs. The reasoning is given here on Michael Coleman’s blog (he’s the product manager for After Effects). We’re among those who have been hanging onto our reliable old G5 workstations; this news […]
