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About Tim Street
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- Writer, Producer, Director,Digital Entertainment Social Media Specialist, Adviser, Speaker and Creator/Executive Producer of the Popular Viral Video French Maid TV with over 30 Million Downloads of his online videos. In addition to creating online viral video webisodes Tim has produced Short and Long Form TV for Paramount, Universal, Warner Bros., ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, The WB, UPN, Fine Living, Food Network, Game Show Network, Nickelodeon, Spike TV and many others. Tim sits on the Advisory Board of the ADM and is available for Social Media Consulting. Contact him via email 1timstreet at gmail.com For creative work Tim is represented by UTA. View Tim's Demo Reels and Resume.
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3 comments:
Tim:
I found your post today very exciting. I frequently read your blog from my iphone and miss out on the videos since the iphone safari browser can't deal with flash or java.
Unfortunately, while I can go directly to kyte.tv on my iphone and see view videos in my iphone safari browser, I could not see the flash embed code from kyte.tv that you posted on your blog.
Since I saw you had a channel at Kyte.tv I thought the URL Kyte.tv generated for your video might work. I went to http://www.kyte.tv/FrenchMaidTV and entered the specific link to that French Maid TV video in my iphone browser. It found the page but would not play the video. Even clicking on the home page for Kyte.tv would still not bring up the Kyte.tv mobile site.
The only way to get to see videos in safari on my iphone at Kyte.tv was through the front door at http://www.kyte.tv. Only then does it seem to launch the special kyte.tv mobile site. Otherwise you just have to bookmark http://mobile.kyte.tv.
Kyte does allow you to set up channels like
http://www.kyte.tv/FrenchMaidTV
But it does not work to go to your channel on the mobile site
http://mobile.kyte.tv/FrenchMaidTV
I found an interview with Daniel Graf, CEO of Kyte.tv on Robert Scoble's blog Scobleizer. Daniel Graf said you have to go to mobile.kyte.tv to see video on browsers. I think Kyte has some unique features to offer but getting video working on mobile devices is still fairly limited. Perhaps my expectations are just too high for what I want my iphone to do.
I am curious how other video sharing sites are going to deal with mobile browsing.
Jenn
Hi Jenn,
I'm a developer for Kyte. I appreciated hearing your comments about the mobile Kyte experience. This was our first release of the mobile website so we are still working out the kinks and improving it. We have already addressed some of the issues that you were having in our next release. So please stay tuned. As always, we like hearing how we can improve things.
Tim,
Thanks for checking out Kyte and writing about it. I look forward to seeing future shows from you on Kyte.
Cheers,
Jason
Jenn,
Another feature that might improve the mobile experience, is to subscribe to the channels that you are interested in. When you log into the mobile web, there will be a list of activity on those channels that you have subscribed to. That list is called kytefeed.
Jason
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