December 29th, 2006 by Daiko
In preparing for the development of new video widgets and enhanced versions of the existing ones, I’ve been considering various apporaches. One of the killer features in the current version of Daiko’s Google VideoBar is the pop-up video player. The player certainly lifts videos out of the cramped sidebar on to the users desk regardless of the width of the sidebar.
One serious drawback of the VideoBar is that it is relatively difficult to control the results down to a detailed level. Several users are struggling to make the searches relevant to their site. Basically the results are limited by Google’s GSVideoBar interface.
I’ve earlier mentioned the possible merger of features from the Video Widget and the Google VideoBar. Exactly how that should work is still not decided and any suggestions are welcomed.
A Video Plugin that only displays thumbnails and uses the pop-up player is also a possible new feature that can be combined into a full blown Daiko’s Video ToolBox featuring video tools for WP.
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December 22nd, 2006 by Daiko
2007 is bound to become just as exciting as 2006 when it comes to using videos in the blogging space. Wordpress fortunately has a huge community of developers that have made some excellent tools to assist you in videotizing your blog.
Hosting the videos on your own servers is not recommended. In the YouTube and Google Video era it is completely redundant to spend your bandwith and server capacity to host the videos yourself. Use the facilities on those free services to upload your videos and then display them on your blog.
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November 4th, 2006 by Daiko
We have experienced some downtime yesterday and today, but everything should be up and running now. I appologize to all of you who tried to access and download Daiko’s Video Widget the last 36 hours, and do hope you don’t give up on me. Come back and get your copy now, and videotize your Wordpress blog.
November 1st, 2006 by Daiko
I just received my paypal transfer from Text-Link-Ads for October and that makes me want to comment on some of my experience with monetizing solutions for small scale publishers like myself.
My basic goal is to cover my expences to various hosts (I do use several) and for some of the bandwith at home.
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