So I finally got several of my video podcast up on Soapbox and wanted
to share the link so you can view for yourself how it is being
displayed. Because it's still in beta it is only viewable by those
with a Windows Live ID (formerly Passport) or those with an MSN or
Hotmail email address. After beta the video page link will become live
to everyone. They also just sent out several thousand invites again
today.

808Talk On Soapbox
http://soapbox.808talk.com


Soapbox Team Site
http://soapboxteam.spaces.live.com


Aloha,
Vernon




--- In podcasting@yahoogroups.com, "Vernon Brown" <808Talk@...> wrote:
>
> One thing that may be good for video podcasters in Soapbox is that so
> far it appears that they will offer a link to a windows media player
> file type and a flash file along with the original format. This makes
> it good because may video podcasters encode their shows in iPod or QT
> which at sometimes leaves those out that are on PC. I plan to try and
> use this to establish a windows media link on my vodcast so that I
> don't have to spend the time converting it and have to host additional
> files. Right now I use Blip.tv for my Flash format file delivery and
> host and thus Soapbox can be my Windows Media file delivery and host.
> Anyway so far looks good!
>
> Here is a great post with a video that interviews Rob Bennett from the
> MSN Soapbox Team and gives a little tour and explanation of Soapbox
> and how they are trying to make different changes to set it apart from
> YouTube and the others.
>
> http://on10.net/Blogs/laura/soapbox/
>
> Vernon
>
>
>
> --- In podcasting@yahoogroups.com, "Eric Timmer" <ett808@> wrote:
> >
> > Anyone that wants to host bandwidth for free is a friend of mine.
> As long
> > as they dont have too harsh a EULA.
> >
> >
> >
> > On 10/30/06, Vernon Brown <808Talk@> wrote:
> > >
> > >   Microsoft's MSN has launched the beta of it's new video network
> > > Soapbox, coming in far behind YouTube, Google Video,
> Blip.tv<http://blip.tv/>and the
> > > many other's out there. Since it's in beta, it is currently open
only
> > > by invitation. I have been in the Microsoft beta club for several
> > > years now and have an account, but still in the learning stages and
> > > exploring Soapbox to check it out.
> > >
> > > For those that want to try it out, you can request for an invitation
> > > by going to the site requesting an invite. They will email out
> > > invitations slowly over the next few weeks and months. Anyway if
your
> > > interested give it a go. Yeah, yeah I know it's Microsoft, but hey
> > > it's free...for now! Ha, ha, ha.
> > >
> > > Soapbox
> > > http://soapbox.msn.com
> > >
> > >
> > >
> >
>

Got invites now that I can send out to others. If your interested in
checking out MSN Soapbox that I have been talking about here on the
group, then just shoot me an email to 808Talk [at] gmail.com and I'll
send you an invite. Not sure if I have unlimited invites, but I'll
send them out until they tell me no more left.

Aloha,
Vernon

In trying to promote and bring recognition to Hawaii podcasts and
podcasters, I have nominated a few Hawaii podcast for the fall session
of the Podcast Peer awards. If you have some time show your support
for our local Hawaii podcasters.


Non-English Category
http://www.podcastpeers.org/phpBB/viewforum.php?f=48

Nominated:
Nahenahe.net (Hawaiian Language)
Yumi Kumamaru's Hawaiian Time (Japanese Language)


If you want to nominate other podcasts or support the two above you
must first get validated.
Read here: http://www.podcastpeers.org/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=5

Then you can vote or nominate a podcast (including your own) for any
category.
Read here: http://www.podcastpeers.org/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=940


Aloha,
Vernon
-------
808Talk: http://www.808Talk.com
808TTV: http://www.808Talk.tv

Aloha kakou, first I wanted to say mahalo to all of you who played
music from Kenneth Makuakane's new CD, we've been getting great
response. The CD is now starting to show up in the retail chain in
greater numbers. It was available in limited quantity at only a few
locations up until this past week, but is now broadly available.

Second, I wanted to let you all know that I will have a new track from
Keali'i Reichel for you all next week - it is a mele I composed
entitled "Ke Aloha Kalikimaka" and is on his upcoming Christmas
release "Maluhia". Maluhia is scheduled for release on Nov. 14, but
can be pre-ordered at Mele.com and on Amazon.com as well. For those of
you that have already played music from Kenneth and from Darrell
Aquino, I already have your email addresses and will point you to the
file when it is available for podcast. If anyone else in the group
would like to feature it, email me and I'll add you to the list.

Keola

Aloha Vernon and mahalo for the nomination. I'm very flattered. I just
registered and will nominate a few myself when I get verified.

Keola


--- In podcasting@yahoogroups.com, "Vernon Brown" <808Talk@...> wrote:
>
> In trying to promote and bring recognition to Hawaii podcasts and
> podcasters, I have nominated a few Hawaii podcast for the fall session
> of the Podcast Peer awards. If you have some time show your support
> for our local Hawaii podcasters.
>
>
> Non-English Category
> http://www.podcastpeers.org/phpBB/viewforum.php?f=48
>
> Nominated:
> Nahenahe.net (Hawaiian Language)
> Yumi Kumamaru's Hawaiian Time (Japanese Language)
>
>
> If you want to nominate other podcasts or support the two above you
> must first get validated.
> Read here: http://www.podcastpeers.org/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=5
>
> Then you can vote or nominate a podcast (including your own) for any
> category.
> Read here: http://www.podcastpeers.org/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=940
>
>
> Aloha,
> Vernon
> -------
> 808Talk: http://www.808Talk.com
> 808TTV: http://www.808Talk.tv
>

is this thing on? their home page is talking about the October winner.

Guess you got the inside scoop and congrats on your runner up status
for the prev. competition!

--- In podcasting@yahoogroups.com, "Vernon Brown" <808Talk@...> wrote:
>
> In trying to promote and bring recognition to Hawaii podcasts and
> podcasters, I have nominated a few Hawaii podcast for the fall session
> of the Podcast Peer awards. If you have some time show your support
> for our local Hawaii podcasters.
>
>
> Non-English Category
> http://www.podcastpeers.org/phpBB/viewforum.php?f=48
>
> Nominated:
> Nahenahe.net (Hawaiian Language)
> Yumi Kumamaru's Hawaiian Time (Japanese Language)
>
>
> If you want to nominate other podcasts or support the two above you
> must first get validated.
> Read here: http://www.podcastpeers.org/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=5
>
> Then you can vote or nominate a podcast (including your own) for any
> category.
> Read here: http://www.podcastpeers.org/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=940
>
>
> Aloha,
> Vernon
> -------
> 808Talk: http://www.808Talk.com
> 808TTV: http://www.808Talk.tv
>

Checking out a recommendation from podCast411, I found an awesome new
Mac OS X podcasting client: Xcast.

http://www.getxcast.com/

Be sure to view the introductory screencast.

The iTunes/iPod-aversive will probably not be as jazzed about Xcast as
I am. Nonetheless Xcast, like iLike, takes iTunes well beyond what
Apple will ever likely do.

Bob

The October winners are from the summer session. The fall session
nomination is now underway which is a different set of categories. To
see all the details, nominations, and to nominate and vote you have to
join the PPA by going here http://www.podcastpeers.org/podcasters.html

Aloha,
Vernon



--- In podcasting@yahoogroups.com, "Peter Kay" <ATTLZ@...> wrote:
>
> is this thing on? their home page is talking about the October winner.
>
> Guess you got the inside scoop and congrats on your runner up status
> for the prev. competition!
>
> --- In podcasting@yahoogroups.com, "Vernon Brown" <808Talk@> wrote:
> >
> > In trying to promote and bring recognition to Hawaii podcasts and
> > podcasters, I have nominated a few Hawaii podcast for the fall session
> > of the Podcast Peer awards. If you have some time show your support
> > for our local Hawaii podcasters.
> >
> >
> > Non-English Category
> > http://www.podcastpeers.org/phpBB/viewforum.php?f=48
> >
> > Nominated:
> > Nahenahe.net (Hawaiian Language)
> > Yumi Kumamaru's Hawaiian Time (Japanese Language)
> >
> >
> > If you want to nominate other podcasts or support the two above you
> > must first get validated.
> > Read here: http://www.podcastpeers.org/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=5
> >
> > Then you can vote or nominate a podcast (including your own) for any
> > category.
> > Read here: http://www.podcastpeers.org/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=940
> >
> >
> > Aloha,
> > Vernon
> > -------
> > 808Talk: http://www.808Talk.com
> > 808TTV: http://www.808Talk.tv
> >
>

Mahalo Keola,

I look forward to the new Keali'i recording!!

Piko


On 11/2/06, Keola Donaghy <keola@...> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Aloha kakou, first I wanted to say mahalo to all of you who played
>  music from Kenneth Makuakane's new CD, we've been getting great
>  response. The CD is now starting to show up in the retail chain in
>  greater numbers. It was available in limited quantity at only a few
>  locations up until this past week, but is now broadly available.
>
>  Second, I wanted to let you all know that I will have a new track from
>  Keali'i Reichel for you all next week - it is a mele I composed
>  entitled "Ke Aloha Kalikimaka" and is on his upcoming Christmas
>  release "Maluhia". Maluhia is scheduled for release on Nov. 14, but
>  can be pre-ordered at Mele.com and on Amazon.com as well. For those of
>  you that have already played music from Kenneth and from Darrell
>  Aquino, I already have your email addresses and will point you to the
>  file when it is available for podcast. If anyone else in the group
>  would like to feature it, email me and I'll add you to the list.
>
>  Keola
>
>


--
http://www.HawaiianConcertGuide.com
hawaiianconcertguide@...
TollFree: 866-850-1444
AIM: pik0
Gizmo: pik0
Skype: pik000

I wanted to be the first to say congrats to Rox and Shane on the
awesome work they do with Beachwalks. Last night at the Vloggies they
won three awards. Well deserved for non-stop hard work and another
great accomplishment for a Hawaii show!

http://www.beachwalks.tv/2006/11/04/beach-walk-255-otr-vloggies-come-in-threes/

Aloha,
Vernon
------
808Talk: http://www.808Talk.com
808TTV: http://www.808Talk.tv

Aloha Friends,

Beach Walks with Rox won three vloggies last night in San Francisco.
People really do love hearing about and seeing our wonderful state of
aloha!

Rox

--
Roxanne Darling
"o ke kai" means "of the sea" in hawaiian
808-384-5554

http://www.beachwalks.tv
http://www.barefeetshop.com
http://www.barefeetstudios.com
http://www.inthetransition.com

You are the first V!  Much mahalo and your comment on the site
reminded me to share the good news here. I don't like to preach but i
do want to encourage everyone to keep up your shows as there is so
much interest in hawaii and aloha in particular.

This group has been an inspiration to us. It is aloha in action. :-)

me ke aloha pumehana,

rox, secret cameraman, and lexi


On 11/5/06, Vernon Brown <808Talk@...> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
> I wanted to be the first to say congrats to Rox and Shane on the
>  awesome work they do with Beachwalks. Last night at the Vloggies they
>  won three awards. Well deserved for non-stop hard work and another
>  great accomplishment for a Hawaii show!
>
>
http://www.beachwalks.tv/2006/11/04/beach-walk-255-otr-vloggies-come-in-threes/
>
>  Aloha,
>  Vernon
>  ------
>  808Talk: http://www.808Talk.com
>  808TTV: http://www.808Talk.tv
>
>


--
Roxanne Darling
"o ke kai" means "of the sea" in hawaiian
808-384-5554

http://www.beachwalks.tv
http://www.barefeetshop.com
http://www.barefeetstudios.com
http://www.inthetransition.com

Hello all, you can now claim your feed at Podcastalley.com which will
allow you access and control of changes to the details on Podcastalley
for your page. Just go to your Podcastalley page and click on the
"Claim this Feed" link located at the top next to your podcast
description. They also have a new Podcastalley support section to help
with issues on PCA.

Podcastalley Support:
http://www.podcastalley.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=255


Aloha,
Vernon
-------
808Talk: http://www.808Talk.com
808TTV: http://www.808Talk.tv

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Podlinez: Podcasts. On any phone.

http://www.podlinez.com/

Get a number for your podcast, so listeners can hear you from
anywhere on a cellular or home phone.  Presumably in the future
there'll be ads thrown in, but hey, it's podcast listening without a
computer or audio player!  For example, I submitted HawaiiUP and got
+1 (415) 376-7246.

Ryan

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Hey Ryan!  That's really cool - I put on my headset, dialed your number and
indeed, there's HawaiiUP.  I don't know that my students would choose to listen
to my lectures on their mobile, but you never know...

Dolly

________________________________

From: podcasting@yahoogroups.com on behalf of Ryan Ozawa
Sent: Sun 11/12/2006 5:10 PM
To: podcasting@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [podcasting] Listen without an iPod... or a computer!



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Podlinez: Podcasts. On any phone.

http://www.podlinez.com/ <http://www.podlinez.com/>

Get a number for your podcast, so listeners can hear you from
anywhere on a cellular or home phone. Presumably in the future
there'll be ads thrown in, but hey, it's podcast listening without a
computer or audio player! For example, I submitted HawaiiUP and got
+1 (415) 376-7246.

Ryan

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The catch here is a long distance call that some
people have to pay for. Note the 415 non-local number.
I think I'll keep on using the iPod and iTunes.

mel



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> Get a number for your podcast, so listeners can hear
> you from
> anywhere on a cellular or home phone.  Presumably in
> the future
> there'll be ads thrown in, but hey, it's podcast
> listening without a
> computer or audio player!  For example, I submitted
> HawaiiUP and got
> +1 (415) 376-7246.
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> Ryan
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Visit my websites:

    Mel's Internet Universe http://macpro.freeshell.org
    Mel's Internet Universe Blog http://macprohawaii.blogspot.com/
    Hawaii Radio & Television Guide http://www.hawaiiradiotv.com
    HonokaaHawaii.com http://www.honokaahawaii.com






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Do you Yahoo!?
Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! Mail beta.
http://new.mail.yahoo.com

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Podcasting is hot, social networking is hotter, why not mix the two?

http://www.podjournals.com

Concept is simple enough. Make podcasting many-to-many or many-to-one
as well as just one-to-many.  But this is a very Mac-centric
offering, requiring an OSX client (1.4 or later) and a .Mac account.
Talk about limiting your userbase.  Here's my take:

http://www.lightfantastic.org/imr/extras/weblog/archives/004117.html

There are open, web-based, podcast-focused services that have the
same idea, I'm certain.  (Heck, a multi-user blog at Blogger.com
pointing to freely hosted media at Internet Archive would have a
similar end result.)  Todd's Blubrry.com, perhaps?

Ryan

P.S. Crossposted to Bytemarks and HAP... Apologies for duplicates!


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Andrew, Dolly, or anyone else who's curious about cell phones as a
delivery channel for podcasts...

My post on Podlinez turned up on Technorati, and a couple of people
(one podcaster and I think one PR person) came by to invite me to
check out VoiceIndigo:

http://www.voiceindigo.com/

I'd forgotten about them, which is interesting, because one of their
"example" podcasts is "The Lost Podcast with Jay and Jack," friends
of mine.

It works differently from Podlinez, as initial contact is set up on
the web. Click through from a podcast page, give 'em your cell number
and e-mail address, and they send you an SMS with a way to download
the latest episode.  You can also "subscribe," meaning I guess that
you can get additional SMS messages when the next bit of media turns
up on the feed.  Clicking a link in the SMS takes you to a phone-
optimized page with the item description, artwork, and link to the
media.  There you can click to download and/or play the media file in
your phone's media player.  If it's an advanced podcast, it even
breaks down the chapters into quick links.

It isn't quite as simple as Podlinez, but if you're already
comfortable with downloading media from the web on your smartphone,
VoiceIndigo is a pretty snazzy service.  I guess it depends on which
is better for your phone plan -- downloading 5MB media files, or a 40
minute call.  :)

Ryan




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