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Listener questions answered: A friend of mine wants to sell video downloads on his website. How can we make it happen? Is it possible to host my video from Youtube without their logo and popup ads? What is the best way to archive mini dv tapes? and Douglas Ireland from Vidbids.com joins us to talk about a service that helps videographers find businesses who need a video.

So, you want to speed up your computer’s performance and prevent a disaster before your project takes a leap off of a tall cliff into the abyss? We discuss practical computing tips and tricks to keep your system up and running at full speed. We also get into preventing data loss, video dropouts and backing up projects- all to keep angry clients away.

Questions from listeners include: fixing audio and video sync issues when burning to a DVD. 60i, 24P, 30P what does it all mean?. Subtitle software choices and a listener challenges Taiyo Yuden blank media discs as NOT being the best?

Twitter, Facebook- both social media sites are getting a lot of attention these days, and as with any next big thing on the web, it’s good to study the trend closely and separate the reality from the hype to what is useful. So, how can your video business grow with these tools? Social Media Expert Ron Dawson joined us for a live recording of the DV Show Podcast to answer this questions and more.

We sit back and pick the brain of Thomas Clifford, a 25 year veteran of corporate filmmaking and expert blogger for Fast Company. He gives us some important tips on how to gain greater confidence in capturing an organization's story through the power of authentic video storytelling.

Internationally known wedding and event videographers Mark and Trisha Von Lanken joined us for a live recording of the DV Show Podcast to discuss wedding videographer etiquette.

Video Business Advisor Steve Yankee joined us for a live recorded seminar about marketing your video business through a downturn.

This seminar will give you some common sense guidelines for stepping back, assessing your production business, and applying practical, low-cost tactics for stretching assets and marketing spending further -in the right directions -for a greater yield. We will also brainstorm on some great ideas and techniques to add a little extra to your bottom line, too..

Don McAllister is the host of the popular video podcast ScreenCastsOnline, a weekly program composed of video screencasts tutorials that cover different computer-related topics mainly focused on the Apple range of computers. He is one of the few who are now making a living producing screencasts.

How do you record a screencast? What tools are needed? Can you really make money? What is the work flow like? Don does not hesitate to let us in on his secrets.

We talk about the subject of producing real estate video many times on the DV Show: sell your production services to an agency or agent, show up on site with your camera and create a video tour...easy cash in your pocket. But that’s where it usually ends.

Russ Carson joins us from Covids.com to squeeze more out of it than that. He provides tips, techniques and ideas on how your video can create more clicks for the seller and more money in your pocket.