Comments on: Car V Bike Pretest 0.2 http://clicknoise.net/car-v-bike-pretest-02/ Musings about music, technology, mobility, and culture, by Jean Hebert. Mon, 06 Sep 2010 09:35:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Clicknoise » Blog Archive » Using GPS data in Google Earth http://clicknoise.net/car-v-bike-pretest-02/comment-page-1/#comment-44007 Clicknoise » Blog Archive » Using GPS data in Google Earth Sun, 06 Jul 2008 17:59:29 +0000 http://clicknoise.net/?p=270#comment-44007 [...] my jog yesterday morning, and then uploaded this data to the NSB site (which I’ve been doing routinely for a while). I opened the KML file of this jog in Google Earth, and so now I’ve associated [...] [...] my jog yesterday morning, and then uploaded this data to the NSB site (which I’ve been doing routinely for a while). I opened the KML file of this jog in Google Earth, and so now I’ve associated [...]

]]> By: Clicknoise » Blog Archive » Mobile Videobiking at Car Free Vancouver http://clicknoise.net/car-v-bike-pretest-02/comment-page-1/#comment-43112 Clicknoise » Blog Archive » Mobile Videobiking at Car Free Vancouver Mon, 16 Jun 2008 17:47:51 +0000 http://clicknoise.net/?p=270#comment-43112 [...] it. The two remaining challenges for this sort of exercise (which had been identified during our last pretest on June 11, but not since resolved) are the annoying authentication page on Free-The-Net, and the limited [...] [...] it. The two remaining challenges for this sort of exercise (which had been identified during our last pretest on June 11, but not since resolved) are the annoying authentication page on Free-The-Net, and the limited [...]

]]> By: Richard Smith http://clicknoise.net/car-v-bike-pretest-02/comment-page-1/#comment-42862 Richard Smith Thu, 12 Jun 2008 02:25:10 +0000 http://clicknoise.net/?p=270#comment-42862 This is VERY impressive, Jean. Suggestions: -put the phone on call forwarding during the test. You can do that in the handset and it sticks until you remove it. - put acoustic foam/wind sock over the microphone (were you using the AD-43 or just the built-in one?) - try setting the video to small and low quality and see if you can keep the live stream going that way - consider having one camera pointed up at you, it might be more interesting - start the video with a profile of the equipment (just like in the early days of podcasting and vodcasting, most of the audience will be tech nerds who are dying to see your "rig") if you don't have two camera, think about having a mirror or other reflective surface (shop window?) that you can use? This is VERY impressive, Jean. Suggestions:

-put the phone on call forwarding during the test. You can do that in the handset and it sticks until you remove it.

- put acoustic foam/wind sock over the microphone (were you using the AD-43 or just the built-in one?)

- try setting the video to small and low quality and see if you can keep the live stream going that way

- consider having one camera pointed up at you, it might be more interesting

- start the video with a profile of the equipment (just like in the early days of podcasting and vodcasting, most of the audience will be tech nerds who are dying to see your “rig”) if you don’t have two camera, think about having a mirror or other reflective surface (shop window?) that you can use?

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