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http://www.direct2dell.com Lionel Menchaca
Jake… very cool. I’ve been sitting on the sidelines regarding the Flip for a while. I know a couple of Dell folks who picked them up recently (including our Web 2.0 guru/ goddess Laura Thomas.
Jake … given all the chatter, I decided to Flip-out. Got a Flip. Took some video. Hooked it up to my Mac. Drats. Major Incompatibility. Could view video but couldn’t edit video. Couldn’t use iMovie HD. Couldn’t use the Flip editing software. Something to do with Leopard. Called Flip customer service. Downloaded a patch of some sort. Didn’t work. Emailed with “level 2″ tech support. Incompatibility remained. I gave up. Returned my Flip.
Instead, I bought a 4GB memory stick. Stuck that stick in my dinky Canon PowerShot and shot video. Edited that video easy-smeezy style using iMovie HD. Not sure how much video I can get with the 4GB stick, maybe 60-minutes max. Video quality seems to be better in my Canon than the Flip.
Net/net … the Flip didn’t work for me. Still cool though.
Jake … given all the chatter, I decided to Flip-out. Got a Flip. Took some video. Hooked it up to my Mac. Drats. Major Incompatibility. Could view video but couldn't edit video. Couldn't use iMovie HD. Couldn't use the Flip editing software. Something to do with Leopard. Called Flip customer service. Downloaded a patch of some sort. Didn't work. Emailed with “level 2″ tech support. Incompatibility remained. I gave up. Returned my Flip.
Instead, I bought a 4GB memory stick. Stuck that stick in my dinky Canon PowerShot and shot video. Edited that video easy-smeezy style using iMovie HD. Not sure how much video I can get with the 4GB stick, maybe 60-minutes max. Video quality seems to be better in my Canon than the Flip.
Net/net … the Flip didn't work for me. Still cool though.
Jake McKee is the Chief Idea Officer and Ant Wrangler at Ant's Eye View, a customer experience strategy practice focused on helping clients escalate their customer experience. With a rich background in customer collaboration, online communities, and fan groups, and Web development, community management, and product development, Jake helps organizations understand how to act like groups of people, rather than soulless money making machines.
In a past life, Jake was the Global Community
Relations Specialist for the LEGO Company, where he spent five years on the
front lines of customer-company interaction.