I am approaching the gates of Valhalla armed with passcodes I do not understand: Podcasting, URL Trackback, RSS, CSS, XML, Atom, web crawl and pinging.
To get through the gates, I must learn not only the meaning of these passcodes, but the biology of them as well. It's like trying to speak Tagalog in a Quebec auto parts store to order SDram chips for an analog camcorder. It just doesn't make any sense to me.
It all has to do with feeding. I know that much. I don't know who's feeding what to whom, but there's a frenzy going on and I want to get in on the action.
If you don't manage your own blog and/or don't have a pack of feral videos to feed to the world wide web, you probably don't know what I'm talking about, but that's okay because neither do I, and that is a little frustrating.
Meanwhile, I must continue to figure out ways to feed my Revver videos to the world. The above video is a short (under 2-minute) video tutorial from JPPI on using BitTorrent to distribute Revverized videos.
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It actually kind of works, I'd thought about doing that for awhile, but didn't think it would work.
ReplyDeleteBut just after uploading the torrents to a couple of torrent sites I've had a few downloads already.
Cool, 'cause I haven't tried it myself yet. Good to know.
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