FMC Review – “Internet Killed the Video Star” Hosted By Aharon Rabinowitz

By David Basulto

I’m upset. I began doing podcasts over 3 years ago. I tried different software to record my madness. I tested different formats, file sizes and more. Then there was this thing called the RSS feed. What was that all about?

Again I’m upset. When I started adding video to websites, it never looked like I wanted it too. It took me several tried to find the right combo of compression and file size. Then there was this formatting issue. WMV, Quicktime, Flash? What to choose?

Finally I am upset once again. As I started doing video tutorials I hunted the net for great capture software. I found them but once again I had to make a ton of decisions. What format, what screen size? What about Ipod video?

The reason for my rant is I finally figured most of it out. I spent long hours capturing, rendering, re rendering, recapturing. All of this time I spent could have been avoided if there was a training DVD like “ Internet Killed the Video Star” Hosted by Aharon Rabinowitz available. You folks are lucky.

What is “Video Killed the Internet Star”?

Only the best damn DVD I have seen covering the following:

• Video compression (this is so key to having great looking and sounding video)
• Flash Video (all you ever wanted or needed to know)
• Podcasting (from creating one, to distributing it)
• Video Tutorial Workflow (ever wanted to share an amazing tip or trick?)

After Effects guru Aharon Rabinowitz (he hosts the AE Podcast on CreativeCow.net) has shared some well thought out secrets to video on the net, podcasts, and more. 4 ½ hours of top notch training here. And get this: only $49.95. Its sheer robbery on our part let me tell you.

If you ever wanted to know about web video, wanted to start podcasting, or sharing online video tutorials this is THE resource. I cannot recommend “Internet Killed the Video Star” Hosted By Aharon Rabinowitz enough. 5/5 Stars from me. Great job Aharon.

For more info visit http://library.creativecow.net/articles/rabinowitz_aharon/ITKVS.php