Video: Photoshop CS4 Sneak Peak
This is shot from my Director’s perch at Photoshop World Orlando. The talking and beeps you hear are me calling cues and Chris Main changing slides.
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Hello Rod,
I tried watching the CS4 sneak peak on a windows (vista) machine & it just wasn’t buffering. It kept getting stuck & then the video kind of went bonkers. So I was able to watch it on a mac(tiger) with no problems.
It’s really cool to watch all that’s happening at PSW. I feel like I’m part of the festivities. I think if I hadn’t attended the past 2 PSW’s, I probably wouldn’t feel the connection. Looking forward to some more vids & the next PSW.
Thanks Rod for the video blog.
Hi Lavonne,
That’s weird about the Vista problem since it is just a YouTube Flash video file. You could also try going direct to my YouTube channel at:
http://www.youtube.com/user/RodHarlan
We missed you this time! Hope to see you in Vegas.
Sound quality is disaster. Can’t understand anything with the echo etc
Yep, that’s what you get with bootleg video… that’s then compressed by YouTube. Remember, this isn’t an “official” video, it’s just for those who want a sneak peak of new features months and months before they make it into the product. Again, I have no problem understanding the audio with my headphones on.
I thought the audio sounded fine considering the compression & all. Maybe because I had on headphones but I could understand what each speaker was saying & I liked your talking in the background. Sometimes it’s a good thing when photography/video aren’t done so perfectly especially from the pros. It gives it a certain homemade quality that can be fun.