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February 17, 2007
Photobucket screenshots
Photobucket screenshots: TechCrunch has photos. Handles simple editing of photos, music, video online, and is made with Adobe engineering. It's apparently publicly accessible to Photobucket premium members now, with expansion next month. Tim O'Reilly had some one-on-one with the team yesterday; Ryan Stewart ties together some of the current public information. (I'm not sure yet what info I could personally add, and I think the team behind this is working too hard to blog itself right now... I've got to stick with public info.) You sequence media in a timeline, adding text and graphic overlays, and the audience can view the result in their browser. Many of the initial negative comments at TechCrunch seem to be from those who are using an old Player, and who post before reading prior comments. (The Filmator guy is strange.) Bottom line: The media-sequencing capabilities of mid-90s desktop multimedia apps are becoming available to OS-independent in-browser apps, with fast web distribution of the final content.
Posted by JohnDowdell at February 17, 2007 01:34 PM
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Posted by: todd clyde at February 17, 2007 08:52 PM
The Filmator guy is very strange. He's been hounding us for months to write about his stuff, and has gotten increasingly aggresive as we continue not to. He seems to think there's a conspiracy against him, and that TC and Adobe are involved. God, if only I had the time to be involved in conspiracies. :-)
Posted by: michael arrington at February 18, 2007 09:10 AM