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If you have iTunes, you can check out the latest systm video cast which features a demonstration by John Todd. Shows how to set up Asterisk. 47 minutes in length. Go to iTunes and search for "systm".

Or even if you don't have itunes, you can get a feed here grab the large xvid torrent here

If you have iTunes, you can check out the latest systm video cast which features a demonstration by John Todd. Shows how to set up Asterisk. 47 minutes in length. Go to iTunes and search for "systm".

Or even if you don't have itunes, you can get a feed here grab the large xvid torrent here

you might find this helpful

http://revision3.com/systm/asterisk

Are people doing that?? I mean, creating their own shows and distributing them for iPod users?

Yes. Some talk about Digg. Some of them are robots. And some of them are naked.

It's kind of weird how this grass-roots stuff can turn so ugly sometimes, in somewhat illogical ways.

"The video ipod is classic Apple: as much as possible a one-way street from Content Owners through Apple to Consumers, with the ipod remaining as tethered as possible to a Mac/iTunes for operation. Making it harder than it should be for ipod owners to create and share their own content."

You're absolutely wrong. It's going to be as easy to get video of the people on the new Ipod as it is to get audio of the people (podcasts) onto the current one. As long as Systm starts encoding their video podcasts in 320x240 H.264 which is easily done, then they won't have a problem with future Ipod owners being able to take the videos that Systm is producing today on the go.

I watch and recommend some great IPTV shows:

- This Week in Tech
- Digital Life TV
- Systm

These are all hosted by former TechTV hosts.

Check out what Revision3 guys did with their box: http://revision3.com/systm/mythtv/ You can download the whole episode off their site.

While you're there, they also have an episode on how to make your own HQ A/V cables: http://revision3.com/systm/avcabling/

Enjoy!

Check out what Revision3 guys did with their box: http://revision3.com/systm/mythtv/ You can download the whole episode off their site.

While you're there, they also have an episode on how to make your own HQ A/V cables: http://revision3.com/systm/avcabling/

Enjoy!

Systm has a show on MythTV in a variety of formats including Ogg Vorbis+Theora. The show is licensed to share under a Creative Commons license, as are the other episodes of Systm.

"I find that some video podcasts are actually quite good. For example, Diggnation is quite good: http://revision3.com/diggnation
as is Systm"

Might as well admit you are a Kevin Rose fanboi. :)

Kevin's "The Broken" should also count (thebroken.org)

I myself am anxious for the proper return of television's Martin Sargent in a videopodcast version of his former show "Unscrewed." Fitting since he joined the crew of Revision3 and has his blog finally up (sargeworld.com).

• Former TechTV ScreenSavers host Leo Laporte, Patrick Norton, John C. "I get no spam" Dvorak and others are doing TWIT and just announced video is next.
• Former ScreenSavers hosts Alex Albrecht and Kevin Rose at Diggnation are shooting video while they podcast and Kevin Rose is doing SYSTM
• Robert X. Cringley's NerdTV debuts. Now you may be wondering, "So what?". It's IPTV...that's what. There aren't a lot of great examples out there yet, but most of the smart podcasters -- who are mini-celebrities or have something people would like to see -- are simultaneously podcasting and shooting video (many in high definition just in case). Read an article about a new report here.
• Silicon Valley podcaster John Furrier from Podtech is embarking on video to augment his podcasting.

I find that some video podcasts are actually quite good. For example, Diggnation is quite good: http://revision3.com/diggnation
as is Systm:
http://revision3.com/systm

I find that some video podcasts are actually quite good. For example, Diggnation is quite good: http://revision3.com/diggnation
as is Systm:
http://revision3.com/systm

the guys at systm recently did a video podcast (search in iTMS) (also available from their site) on setting up a mythBox.

plain and easy to understand, yet not dumbed-down, this video quickly and easily walks you through setting up a myth box, with plenty of other relevant information such as minimum reqs as well as recommended hardware (especially for recording hdtv content), and everything else you could think of.

I was watching an episode of systm where they showed how to put together a mythtv box, and when they got to the part about typing the root password I noticed the keyboard became oddly silent. I figured it had something to do with this, but didn't know it could actually be done.

I was watching an episode of systm where they showed how to put together a mythtv box, and when they got to the part about typing the root password I noticed the keyboard became oddly silent. I figured it had something to do with this, but didn't know it could actually be done.

Video of (non abused) Ipod Nano disassembly http://revision3.com/systm/subsystm/ipodnano/media

(Torrent links included)

subSystm has a video if the inside of the nano for anyone who is interested
subSystm is a short version of the full episode Systm

I was thinking of making one, but from what I heard it was complex. After downloading and watching the episode, it made more sense. Much better than reading and looking at screen shots. :)

I hope to see more of these types of shows. It doesn't have to be on computers and technologies either.

Kevin Rose and his crew, Systm, (http://revision3.com/systm/) has a great video about setting up a Myth TV 'only' box.

http://revision3.com/systm/ episodes are available in Theora. Haven't downloaded the Theora versions myself, though.