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Sunday October 16, 2005

Patrick Norton and Jim Louderback headed to New York City for our annual Digital Life consumer show at the Javits Center.  They uncovered some nifty new gadgets, and TiVo's wacky promotion -- a funeral for the VCR.  Find out more by watching the video they sent back.

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Posted By:  Patrick Norton
Posted by: Lungsi
October 16, 2005 4:59 PM

Great clip, can't wait to watch the whole show !!!!

How long will iPOD survive with all these companies coming up, yes iPOD as a technology is and will get better but can apple take the pressure from other companies.
Because I am afraid iPOD will eventually end up like MAC in the 80's where other companies get the idea and exploit it better.

I recommend you all to watch the interview of Dave Winer the father of RSS taking about RSS and programming as well as about Gates and Jobs at
http://www.pbs.org/cringely/nerdtv/

I like the idea of watching those clips, for me especially lectures but I am still waiting for portable players with greater capacity with web facilities and of course more competitive prices.
I personally think the quality and value are yet to be desired unless you have sufficient green to spend.

I think you guys already mentioned about the fall/decline and probable death in both the episodes of TWiT as well at digitallife, then what's all this hoopla by TiVo needing old VCR's for new TiVo, apart from people owning more TiVo's I WONDER WHAT HARDWARE THEY NEED FROMT HE VCR'S ?

About multiple musicians playing all at the same time linked via the web all sounds great and yes it's a great "idea". But let's face the reality it's just an idea and i think it will take some time for the technology to catch up for the possibilty to exploit it to it's real potential. The outcome will have endless applications.
But that's just got to wait for now.

Posted by: MD
October 16, 2005 6:53 PM

I wish I could watch the video but for some reason Windows Media Player 10 keeps telling me it can't find the codec. :-(
I hope they have multiple codec distributions of the video soon like they normally do.

Posted by: MD
October 16, 2005 6:55 PM

I wish I could watch the video but for some reason Windows Media Player 10 keeps telling me it can't find the codec. :-(
I hope they have multiple codec distributions of the video soon like they normally do.

Posted by: CraigR
October 17, 2005 10:39 AM

I couldn't get the clip to run when I visited the link, had to run it from IE. Apparently the MediaPlayer plugin for Firefox is less than optimal. Shocker.

Posted by: Yamix
October 17, 2005 3:22 PM

Works in IE but not FF for me too.

Posted by: rodney
October 17, 2005 10:15 PM

switch to opera or firefox they work fine for the video and us bsplayer for play back works great

Posted by: Esch
October 18, 2005 11:15 AM

Anyone else having problems using their built in player? I tried to watch the last full episode plus this clip, but the video is scrambled to where all I see are various pretty bright colors in place of any actual texture. Does that make sense?

I see motion and the shapes of things, but instead of any kind of gradient, I see solid bright colors in their place.

Any idea what is causing this? Thanks!

Posted by: Jimmylh
October 18, 2005 8:02 PM

Video streamed fine for me. Keep up the good work.

Posted by: IrishRob30
October 18, 2005 10:29 PM

It was cool to meet Robert and Jim just strolling around at the Javits was a total blast. Saw Patrick but didn't want to bother him (Tray full of food is a bad time LOL) Show was all that the Digital Life shirt I bought at the Jinx booth had listed on the back...
learn it...hear it..try it...play it...rock it

Thanks for everything guys.

Posted by: Robert Rantane
October 19, 2005 9:46 AM

Just to echo most everyone else, it's good to see you guys back - big thanks to ziff davis for giving you the forum.

Posted by: darl
September 19, 2006 12:20 AM

DATE: //0 12:: AM
Running it right now on Firefox 1.0.7 with no problem, Craig. Everyone at work also had no problems and apart from a few Safaris, everyone uses Firefox
Before you get too shocked next time maybe see if youre not the problem.

Wow, Im impressed someone has mentioned video and not Ipod in the same sentence. After doing some research on the net, I discovered that there are plenty of portable videos gizmos. I still have no use for them but its nice to hear smoething about other products that do the same thing. bring Heron out with his giant screens!!

The NerdTV site is definitely a must.
I listen to three shows, Nerd TV for the interviews, Digital Life for the gizmos and LugRadio for humour, Linux and OSS talk.
Everything else seems like masturbatory twits by contrast.

dm

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