Clearly, this is a star-crossed enterprise. The audio worked fine tonight, so the video started capturing out of phase about 17 minutes in. The video is short, but the accompanying audio podcast contains our full discussion.
Ignore all that. I fixed it. The video shown below is complete, and it is also linked as the first video at BloodhoundBlog.TV. Dan Green’s audio is a little weak, mine is a little strong, Jay Thompson is a little out of focus, but we’ve gotten to a place we’ve never been before, a do-it-yourself multi-camera remote interview segment. Many more to come — with steadily increasing quality.
This is Daniel Rothamel, Dan Green and Jay Thompson discussing their experiences at the NAR Convention, carrying forth from there to a broad discussion about how the benefits of Web 2.0-style marketing might be communicated to the 1.3 million members of the NAR.
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Jay Thompson says:
That was a blast. Felt like I was in the same room with everyone, just sitting around chatting.
I’ve been told more than once my blog should be more focused, so my video fits right in… 🙂
November 19, 2007 — 6:48 am
Gena Riede says:
Greg, hear you just fine but the others area difficult to hear…sound is up. Would love to hear all of it.
November 19, 2007 — 7:19 am
Daniel Rothamel says:
Like I said, I think it is better for all involved if I keep my camera res low. Dan looks sharp in that tie, though!
November 19, 2007 — 9:57 am
Lani Anglin says:
So, when do y’all get makeup and wardrobe? 😉
November 19, 2007 — 12:46 pm
Teri L says:
Great conversation!
November 20, 2007 — 12:40 pm