Music Business - The Internet a River, Not a Highway

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(Free-Press-Release.com) February 17, 2010 -- The Tech Currents That Bring Adult Video Streaming your Way

Music Business - While the future holds the promise of total convergence of media and delivery systems, most adult webmasters are still playing catch up with industry leaders like Vivid, which recently added a download-to-DVD option to its independent artist website. For the stragglers, though, the future is now. They need to jump into the Internet River of streaming media, and right now.

Stepping into the stream

The first step of music business is to rip the DVD onto a computers hard drive. What we do, without the use of any off-the-shelf software, but for the average webmaster there are tons of ripping programs, some free and some not. Windows programs Flask MPEG and MPEG Mediator are free; free applications for Macintosh include Mac the Ripper and Handbrake. Other ripping programs, for both operating systems as well as Linux, vary in price and sophistication, cost from $10 to perhaps $100 and offer an increasing assortment of options as one moves up the price ladder.

Most webmasters will break the movie into clips, either as scenes or chapters like the original DVD or small 10- to 30-second clips for promotional content. This clipping work can be handled by single-purpose applications - We says that a popular one for chopping up video is Virtual Dub, freeware for Windows - but well-heeled webmasters, like most encoding firms, will use one high-end package for both clipping and editing tasks.

Next comes editing, meaning final editing like inserting watermarks, deleting scenes, etc., at the producers direction. There is lots of software out there. The most popular Windows program is probably Adobe Premiere, definitely not free, followed by Sony Vegas. Adobe Premiere is also available for Macintosh, but takes a second seat to Apples Final Cut Pro. A Google search will unearth many freeware (no-cost) or shareware (low-cost) applications for every computing environment, some of which are surprisingly powerful for the price.

Tomorrow is coming fast

Major content distributors of all kinds still provide low-bandwidth streams to serve all the 56k modems out there. But if the future is now for those webmasters lagging behind Vivid (as many always will), the future for Vivid and other adult content kings is approaching like an onrushing train.

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http://www.trackbuzzer.com
http://www.trackbuzzer.com/music-consultant/
http://www.trackbuzzer.com/what-is-trackbuzzer/

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