The audio version is coming very soon. It's actually finished, I'm just waiting on instructions on where and how to upload it. Episode three is filmed and the audio version of that will be up shortly, followed by the video version.
-mike
The audio version is coming very soon. It's actually finished, I'm just waiting on instructions on where and how to upload it. Episode three is filmed and the audio version of that will be up shortly, followed by the video version.
-mike
Episode 2 (Audio Version)
Here's a link to the long-awaited AUDIO VERSION of Episode 2!
In this episode we discuss topics including but not limited to: gaming conventions (PAX, MAGFest, etc.), Nick's lies, Bioshock Infinite, Atari's I, Robot, and the Catherine Special Edition set!
The DP Podcast crew thanks you for your continued patience as we get into a groove where scheduling and technical hurdles are overcome!
THANKS!
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"And the book says: 'We may be through with the past, but the past ain't through with us.'"
Episode 3 (Audio Version)
Here's another in the continuing trend of "long awaited" DP Podcast entries.
EPISODE 3!
In this episode we interview Joe, John and Sean about the forthcoming Videogame History Museum, we play with Microsoft Kinect, and we answer some DP-community-submitted-questions!
Again, and we mean this with all sincerity, thank you all for being patient with us as we work to balance making a quality listening and viewing experience with timely post-production.
We're trying our hardest and we hope to shorten the gap between recording and producing future entries!
THANKS FOR LISTENING!
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"And the book says: 'We may be through with the past, but the past ain't through with us.'"
EPISODES TWO and THREE are UP in the AUDIO seciton of the Podcast Forum!
No iTunes feed just yet. Hang in there kids, we're working on it!
"And the book says: 'We may be through with the past, but the past ain't through with us.'"
Episode 3 (Video Version)
Hey everyone,
The video version of the Digital Press webcast is now available online. The chatty gang tackle various subjects such as the Videogame History Museum, Xbox Kinect, Viewer Messages, and a video only feature "Tour of the Store!". Did I mention the surprise twist ending?
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Last edited by Nz17; 01-06-2012 at 02:47 AM. Reason: updates with more info and links
Um, can this be uploaded to somewhere like YouTube where the video gets re-sized to something smaller and more manageable? I don't want to download 2.8 GiB worth of data to see an hour long podcast.
Until we get this up on the official Digital Press YouTube, here's a link to the episode on Vimeo:
http://vimeo.com/30576512
"And the book says: 'We may be through with the past, but the past ain't through with us.'"
Some of the fundraiser section should be excised. I think some of the comments could easily be construed as ridiculing people who donated to the museum. It's safe to say I've never been part of a fundraiser in which that took place. Your event was a success, you are deserving of congratulations... stop using it as an opportunity to stick it to your enemies. If your final product is as good as it sounds like it's going to be, you have no time for that.
What do you mean? They made clear they were grateful for every dollar, didn't they?
Wow, if there's any of that there I missed it.Originally Posted by Kid Ice
But if you do feel that way, I'd suggest addressing that concern directly with Joe, John and/or Sean (whichever one of them said whatever struck you that way) as I'm pretty sure they're a bit busy to be paying attention to this thread at the moment.
While I can't speak for any of them, I don't personally believe that there was any intent to ridicule anybody and that if it comes across that way it was in fact a matter of being misconstrued.
"And the book says: 'We may be through with the past, but the past ain't through with us.'"
Just to be clear I'm talking about comments about "people who are well off" that "didn't want to put up too much" and "a handful of people who didn't come through". If we're talking about people who "didn't want to put up too much" then what they're saying is that (some) *donors* didn't contribute enough.
And no, I'm not going to approach the Digital Press royal throne on this one. If I happen to see Joe I will certainly mention it. If they're too busy to pay attention to their own publicity that's another issue.
Last edited by Kid Ice; 10-23-2011 at 08:32 AM.
Jeff, you and I were part of a discussion where this was addressed DURING the fundraiser. That conversation brought a ring of people around to comment and speculate (there are even photos of this in one of the NAVA galleries) which is why it seemed like a good conversation to share with the world at large. In that group of a dozen or so, everyone seemed genuinely interested, concerned, and full of speculation.
No harm was meant by re-addressing that conversation, and I apologize if anyone took it personally. If it wasn't patently obvious, we are extremely thankful for everything we've received, large or small.
You're welcome.
I enjoyed the first show but the RSS feed doesn't have any episodes in it. Can you guys fix that?
OK, and I believe my portion of that conversation consisted of "it'll be fine, most of the people who haven't donated (including me) will do so closer to the deadline". And apparently that is what ultimately happened. And yes I too said it was silly that people would want a breakdown of where the money was going item by item, and that has not changed.
What has changed is the fundraiser was a success. Is it necessary to go back into the "2000 people clicked the like button" thing?
Less explicitly, during that casual NAVA conversation amongst friends, I agreed most of the anti-fundraiser noise was coming from the negative vbender banana convention that never likes anything. It's one thing to slag people that are (potentially, but not really) slowing things down in a semi-private conversation among, like, five people. It's another to dwell on it in promotional materials for the museum.
So yes, as your photographic evidence confirms (?), there was indeed a brief conversation at a NAVA meeting about how a number of unnamed people curiously aren't on board with the whole museum thing. And again, I questioned if it was a case of people truly not being on board, or delaying a credit card purchase as long as possible (which pretty much any prudent adult tends to do).
What I don't get as why that would continue to be an issue after the finish line has been crossed. No good can come from it.
Yeah, the vBulletin forum software is bugged in regard to RSS feeds with podcasts. They say you get what you pay for, but the price of vBulletin says podcast enclosures should work!
On topic: we will have a working RSS feed for both the audio and video versions before too long, likely just two weeks or so. We will use different software to handle it though called ListGarden.
Awesome. Not so much about the bugginess of vBulletin, but awesome that you've got a handle on it.
So, what would you like your (overdue at this point) credit to read as in all future productions?
Your choice. Be creative.
"And the book says: 'We may be through with the past, but the past ain't through with us.'"
A credit title in the podcast, eh? Something creative you say, hmm? How about "Technical Daemon" as a reference to the computer term for something working in the background taking care of tasks others don't want to take care of or can't handle?
Daemon, yeah, I know that guy "Mailer Daemon" ... he always tells me when my emails don't go through, which is a right kind thing for him to do.
"And the book says: 'We may be through with the past, but the past ain't through with us.'"
DP Podcast Episode 4 RECORDS TONIGHT!
SUBMIT QUESTIONS VIA HERE, EMAIL or TWITTA!
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"And the book says: 'We may be through with the past, but the past ain't through with us.'"
EPISODE 4 is IN THE CAN BABY!
Written by Paul Dini
Directed by Christopher Nolan
"And the book says: 'We may be through with the past, but the past ain't through with us.'"
Is it on itunes?
Sorry, not yet.
We'll make it a point as of episode 4 to get them all up on iTunes.
"And the book says: 'We may be through with the past, but the past ain't through with us.'"
Episode 4 (Video Version)
Holy crap it's the Digital Press Podcast Episode 4!
In this episode we discuss and examine some interesting game console controllers from the history books, we delve into a poignant listener question about the fate and possible future of Mega Man Legends 3 and we get some great hands-on time with the Sifteo modular portable game console ... block, thingy. It's really cool.
This episode also features a VERY special closing segment where we discuss a major gripe that we all have with Batman Arkham City. I PROMISE this segment is worth the price of admission, especially for those who like Batman or have alternately ever wanted to punch us in the face/hit us with things.
So stay tuned till the end, where we ask the question ... is this the END of the Digital Press Podcast crew? Tune in next week to find out!
Please note, due to popular demand - this episode contains no exposed knees, calves, thighs or other appendages below the waistline.
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Last edited by Frankie_Says_Relax; 01-15-2012 at 08:00 AM.
"And the book says: 'We may be through with the past, but the past ain't through with us.'"
I posted an apology to the podcast team in OT. I didn't post it here because the original comments were made in that forum.
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