uploading over wifi via fibre connection to audioboo (@lacemarkethouse) from Philip Campbell on Vimeo.

Just downloaded some paused mp3 downloads (sorta bootleg remix type things) that i had in speed download. super fast, no waiting and no stress. that is one of the things we have gotten used to in the uk - we need to change that. we put up with it, because 'that's just the way things are' - not true! - because we have no reason to go and discover that there might be a faster way of connecting available, add to that the lack of people singing the praises of a faster more chunkier internet connection so we put up with it. we actually throttle our content output based on our bandwidth. this is wrong, we all work at different speeds. having the ability to race along at a million miles an hour like my head does really makes me get a lot done in a short space of time. it's workflow, it's my pace - my pipeline.  It might be poorly formatted and very disconnected and badly written but i can always come back and edit it later.  like i did this post.

Just being able to use posterous this morning to setup @zerocredit_uk separate subdomains has meant that the remote website feels more like a local native application rather than a webapp and that is where the lines blur between hosted in the cloud and using a program locally. seriously people, we need to be doing more to make our country more fibre aware across the country. we need more examples! :)

Not bad! - check out that upload, nice and phat for some streaming goodness. Also the latency is brilliant so i think we can expect this to be a perfect base to be doing some experiments with 16:9 output - seems that only flash media encoder and wirecast work on the proper sending of the stream and the bambuser web control has no such function.

Looking forward to the next couple of weeks and bringing over my mac pro for 1080i HD streams via bitgravity - i just wish bitgravity had a pay as you go client for testing. Although saying that other options exist using stickam and the independent control and the watershed system that ustream have. i bet one of them will have capacity for HD streaming sooner than later.