Category: Streamingvideo

Video -Ray Charles, Jerry Lee Lewis, Fats, Domino – Boogie, live

Ray Charles, Jerry Lee Lewis & Fats Domino – Sit back and enjoy something you don’t see every day – all 3 playing pianos on the same stage at the same time – with Carl Perkins, Ron Wood  backing them up on guitar. Recorded 15 September 2006 Location: Netherlands Thanks to Chip Welfeld

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President’s Motorcade – Those Black SUVs

Have you ever wondered what those extra SUVs in a Presidential or VIP motorcade are? ? You know the ones with blacked windows that no one gets in or out of.
Wonder no more.
They have 6 barreled 7.62 mm mini guns that fire 4,000 rounds per minute. The wipers need to be run to remove spent casings when the weapon is firing. ? Vehicle is also armor plated with bullet resistant tires. Thanks to Randy Marks.

Fans as LCD

South Korea: boys cheering for their soccer teams. the most amazing thing is that they do this with their CLOTHES (not holding up cards). they have a jacket that is one color on the back, one on the front, and that they can open or close to show a third color shirt on the inside. One school has also figured out how to use their pants to make shading

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Free Daily Show 8 year archive

Viacom opens up Daily Show archive – FierceIPTV – IPTV News, IP Videos, Quadruple Play, Set-top box
Viacom has put online the entire eight year archive of its top rating comedy series, Daily Show with Jon Stewart, in a move which will be closely watched by all the major networks, advertisers, telcos and the burgeoning new media video industry. The LA Times reports producers have being preparing since June 13,000 clips — together with ads — to be placed on the Daily Show’s own site. The archive is searchable and free for all to use.

Viacom’s decision to post its entire archive–while fighting YouTube in the courts–sets the scene for a battle between the established media players and their high profile entertainment brands against the user generated content sites, most notable YouTube.

Also watching closely the Viacom experiment will be the telco IPTV industry which has seen the market place change rapidly as the quality of online video continues to improve, with at least one platform/site, Vimeo, already offering 1280X720 HD quality direct from the browser. Adobe is shortly to release its latest Flash Player software (beta now available), which promises MPEG 4 broadcast like quality and which will significantly improve the quality of online video for all distributors and platforms.