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Take a look at my latest [Indieoma.com Post](https://www.indieoma.com/public_journal.php?d=6da9003b743b65f4c0ccd295cc484e57). Been another busy week, sorting this and that out, I've spent two days learning about all the new video technologies there are on the web whilst trying to get the first wave of Macaca Mulatta videos online. It took me a while to get up to date with new Codecs, sites and methods, one site that really helped was [Tube Mogul](https://www.tubemogul.com), it uploads video files for you to multiple sites. One other piece of advice is really experiment with compression before uploading,...

Using layout managers to craft awesome Android interfaces Layout managers provide flexible frameworks to layout user interface elements in an Android application. In this video we look at some of the most common and how to use them.

Automate your tools with Bitbucket Automating our development and deployment processes can save lots of valuable time, especially when the tasks are fairly repetitive. Using continuous integration tools such as Bamboo, Jenkins, and Code Ship with Bitbucket repositories can save time, and ultimately, money. Automated builds and deployments can draw right from the branches of your Bitbucket repository, allowing you to set up these automated processes and then sit back and let them run. This overv...

A video about new features and improvements in AppCode 2016.2 is here!

import { YouTube } from "@astro-community/astro-embed-youtube"; I create a lot of content with audio. Interviews that become final podcasts, final podcasts, videos, and more. In almost all cases, a transcript of that audio is useful. Often, I use it to create a blog post based on that audio, and I am also in the process of creating interactive transcripts for my backlog of podcasts. And that aside, accompanying transcriptions of shows are good for SEO and accessibility. Transcription tools hav...

[A few years ago I detailed the hardware and software I use for producing my podcasts and videos](https://chrischinchilla.com/blog/2021/2021-09-07-my-audio-video-production-setup/). Since then, I have changed a lot, so it seemed a good time to revisit. My last post mentioned that I had two setups for video and audio production, my “A” setup in my small office-cum-studio and my “B” setup at home. I almost exclusively use the “A” setup these days, and when I do use the “B” setup, it’s almost identical to what I detailed in the older post. > I spend a lot of time on making conten...

I’ve been running podcasts for years, and while I worked on some video courses in the past, over the past year I have invested more time in my audio and video setup, primarily for live-streaming. After months and months of getting It to a point where I am “kind of” happy with it, I thought it was high time I documented it. Partly so others can learn from my setup, and partly so I can keep tabs on it myself. ## Disclaimer I spend a lot of time on making videos, and some of the product links her...