Video On Netweather
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As you may have seen, we've been working hard in recent weeks (and months) to start bringing video items to Netweather. We've now started to push more content through, and have setup several channels (and with more to come), all accessible from the [url="http://www.netweather.tv/index.cgi?action=video;sess="]video player homepage[/url].
Amongst the channels currently you can catch up on the latest forecasts from Michael Fish, as well as the netweather forecast team, along with weather from around the world on the Planet Earth channel and highlights of the 2009 storm chases.
Now the nuts and bolts of putting the system together to provide the video are all (pretty much in place), we're going to be really focusing on bringing more and more videos and channels to the site, with plans for additional regular forecasts, special programs (and series of programs), weather footage, weather news, a learning channel and much more. As part of that, we're on the lookout for people who may want to be involved with the various aspects of video production, so whether you love getting out there and filming weather footage, would like to present your own weather based show, or have an interest in video editing and production, please [url="http://www.netweather.tv/index.cgi?action=contact;sess="]let us know[/url].
Beyond the video, the new homepage and site design is making steady progress, we'd hope to have it live by now but it became a bigger job that we anticipated originally - there should be more news and the opportunity to road-test the new look fairly soon.
As ever, please let us know if you have any feedback or ideas for the video, or in fact anything else on the site - we've got a development schedule that's rammed full of new items and improvements at the moment, and much of that comes from feedback from our users, so please keep it coming!
That's it for this blog entry, thanks for reading..
Paul
Amongst the channels currently you can catch up on the latest forecasts from Michael Fish, as well as the netweather forecast team, along with weather from around the world on the Planet Earth channel and highlights of the 2009 storm chases.
Now the nuts and bolts of putting the system together to provide the video are all (pretty much in place), we're going to be really focusing on bringing more and more videos and channels to the site, with plans for additional regular forecasts, special programs (and series of programs), weather footage, weather news, a learning channel and much more. As part of that, we're on the lookout for people who may want to be involved with the various aspects of video production, so whether you love getting out there and filming weather footage, would like to present your own weather based show, or have an interest in video editing and production, please [url="http://www.netweather.tv/index.cgi?action=contact;sess="]let us know[/url].
Beyond the video, the new homepage and site design is making steady progress, we'd hope to have it live by now but it became a bigger job that we anticipated originally - there should be more news and the opportunity to road-test the new look fairly soon.
As ever, please let us know if you have any feedback or ideas for the video, or in fact anything else on the site - we've got a development schedule that's rammed full of new items and improvements at the moment, and much of that comes from feedback from our users, so please keep it coming!
That's it for this blog entry, thanks for reading..
Paul
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