Channel 9 1000 - Clip your favorite clip

I dont know if i can change the name of my clip.
But my favorite, is Rory speaking tha truth

All-time favorite (to date): Rory's Sadistic Laugh
Additionally, you'll notice that even though Rory prefers to "Knuckle", he doesn't hesitate to shake the hand of Charles - that speaks magnitudes of who Charles is

One of my favorites, so far.. is right at the very end of Jamie's video where the C9 guy's head is twirling around in the toilet being flushed.  LOL..

here's a link: C9-1000:C9 Guy Down the Toilet

Bill Hill's homosapien version 1.0
http://channel9.msdn.com/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=1626

Neat photo app written in DirectX.

http://channel9.msdn.com/Showpost.aspx?postid=14275&pvrid=402

- charles grilling scoble

- the elevator ride showing england (dave,ian,blowdart vid)

Charles wrote:

Keep on Clipping!

Why bother clipping or taking a survey? You already know which ones are the bomb: Bill Hill and/or Rory

Chris Sells and Don Box/Chris Anderson vids were great too annual xmas vids.  I het a hoot every time i watch those.

The most important OS (as also noted by dentaku)

Larsenal wrote:

The most important OS (as also noted by dentaku)

I'll third that.  Bill Hill is amazing...  I can't imagine what it would be like to work with him.

Yet another funny video clip.  This one is done by Mike Hall.  He and a couple co-workers explain Networked enabled refridgeration device, and at the end, does a "HAL" bit.  Funny!

C9-1000: Mike Hall/Networked Enabled Fridge/HAL

New Role for Bill in July 2008

http://channel9.msdn.com/Showpost.aspx?postid=205005&pvrid=291

I think the best use of Clips is to allow viewers to make more concise versions of a video. Sometimes, you just don't got 45 mins to spend on a video. Clipping can be a wiki for vids.

Unfortunately, I think that'd mean non-real-time, multiple time segment capabilities. Perhaps an offline version of the Clipper.

Minh wrote:

I think the best use of Clips is to allow viewers to make more concise versions of a video. Sometimes, you just don't got 45 mins to spend on a video. Clipping can be a wiki for vids.

Unfortunately, I think that'd mean non-real-time, multiple time segment capabilities. Perhaps an offline version of the Clipper.

Its called moviemaker.  C9 Team can create a web service to post our editions to the clipbox.

Uhm, now that I think of it, thats a waste of space.  I don't know how the clipster works behind the scenes, but..

If it takes a link/file/ref to video, collection start stop index values, then maybe someone could come up with some kind of offline client that will with the users' tinkering around with partials (various start stop points) once the person is happy with their clippoints, upload the index values to C9 along with a ref to the video in question, and voila..  Again, I don't know much about how clipster works, or how the video player works.. Am I totally looney thinking this or is this actually a good idea?   See, if thats how it works, then duplication of videos are not happening, just start/stop points/indexes.

After looking at the source to the video player page, and .js attached to it, thats pretty much how it is as I see it..  Interesting. Soo.. this.. .. 

Ahh, (been reading up on the "Thoughts on Clipster post"  seems this has been suggested already somewhat. 

*shuts up*

I can't get Clipster to work at work, so I'll just say my favourite moment so far is the "So... Who are you?" question being directed at Bill Gates.