SU Media Services Coordinator's Blog
Tips and ideas for audio, video, and multimedia technology at Shenandoah University
Monday, October 25, 2010
VLC comes to the iPhone and iPod Touch (iPad too)
Monday, August 9, 2010
Play YouTube videos automatically in a list (even looping them!)
Here's how to put together a list of YouTube videos that plays automatically one to the next (or even in a continuous loop): http://screencast.com/t/Y2U2N2M2
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
From the Official Google Blog: Grandmother’s guide to video chat
Think video chat is too complicated to try? Think again. Even your grandmother can do it! Visit google.com/chat/grandma/ for an easy introduction.
Here's the office blog post from Google: Official Google Blog: Grandmother’s guide to video chat
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Recovering gracefully from presentation glitches
Those of us who use technology during any type of presentation in front of a group (classroom teaching, projects, pitches, etc.), know that glitches are inevitable, whether it's a memory slip, a technology issue, or a disruptive participant. What matters is how you recover. Visit this blog post to see how one of the masters of presentation technique recovered from glitches during a recent big deal event: Steve Jobs' Strategies for Overcoming Presentation Glitches.
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Kodak Zi6 drops in price
New pocket video cameras keep coming out, which means the prices on the older models keep coming down. The Kodak Zi6 has now dropped to about $85 on Amazon, so if you were thinking of purchasing one, now might be a good time: http://bit.ly/aHXdlf ...yes, this price is for the pink-colored one, but why not let your camera have a little flair?
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Quickly cut out a section of an mp3

Thanks, Lifehacker, for another great tip.
Monday, February 22, 2010
Getting started with the Canon HF10
One of the camcorders available for borrowing from Media Services is the Canon HF10, an easy-to-use yet powerful high-definition camcorder. Below is a short video we made to help users get started with the HF10. To borrow an HF10, submit an Equipment and Help Request (ahead of time) on our website.
If you'd like more information about the HF10, visit our website at www.su.edu/library/media and click on "Online Help." Then, click the "Canon HF10" tab.
If you'd like more information about the HF10, visit our website at www.su.edu/library/media and click on "Online Help." Then, click the "Canon HF10" tab.
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