The video episode

by Suw on May 11, 2007

So a while back, Steph and I did this video episode of our podcast, Fresh Lime Soda, but the video was too long for YouTube so Steph hosted it for download only. Well, we recently stumbled across the really quite fab Viddler, so now for your delight and delectation I can present to you our first video episode!

You can leave comments that are tied to the timeline, which is really neat, so please do feel free to comment all you like!

Anonymous May 11, 2007 at 5:13 pm: (watched the video podcast when it first came out, so this comment is about Viddler!)
I registered and played with Viddler last night. It does look really good.
The disappointing thing was that I tried to record direct from my Mac to the site, and it didn't want to recognise my iSight 🙁
Anonymous May 13, 2007 at 11:02 am: You know, Suw, I thought you said, “This is really HORNY,” when you two were 'wrapping up'… but that was probably just wishful thinking on my part.
Anonymous May 17, 2007 at 10:59 am: I think Steph is fab 🙂

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