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Tuesday, November 08, 2005

Ripplecast From Ripple Training

 
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Ripple Training has just joined in on the whole videocast thing to anticipate the iPod video revolution. These are basically tutorials to add to your Final Cut Studio workflow. You can get all info at the website here. Downloadable pods from iTunes are still pending. Anytime I've tried to watch any video content with iTunes I've had a problem so I would go with the Quicktime from the Ripple site for now and maybe for a while.

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