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working on a prototype FORscene article here. I have started to include some information about the video and audio codecs used in FORscene. This could also...
Click to read more »this to the tables. This page looks like a good idea to me. I've added in FORscene. It runs in a web browser and (as well as editing) can publish to web and...
Click to read more »Google Video? Vitalstream? Ninesystems? Why is forbidden.co.uk and pro.forscene gravlab et al. even mentioned? These are regional obscure carriers, at...
Click to read more »advertising on Wikipedia has come up. See Wikipedia:Articles_for_deletion/FORscene. Appearances are not all that they seem though. Forbidden's 1,000,000 hits...
Click to read more »(UTC) There are a few logging systems now, including my own company's (FORscene). Standard WP policy is that if a system is notable enough to be mentioned...
Click to read more »The list of systems supporting EDLs should contain FORscene [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] Stephen B Streater (talk) 09:13, 25 March 2010 (UTC) Or maybe there are...
Click to read more »connection speed Live review, editing and publishing available through FORscene First version launched at IBC (Europe's biggest broadcast show) in 2003...
Click to read more »looks like it would fit well here. Here are some third party references: FORscene page at University of Guelph University of Guelph NAB 2007 speakers information...
Click to read more »which allows editing and publishing of full frame rate video over the web: FORscene. Shouldn't there be a disambig statement at the top of the article for...
Click to read more »Firewire port or a file, recompress in Forbidden's format, and upload to FORscene, all in real time. The standard Linux drivers are not real time yet though...
Click to read more »11:02, 12 March 2010 (UTC) Have you got any references? Superficially, FORscene might be deemed a single page application, as its interface runs in Java...
Click to read more »September 2011 (UTC) These are in fact different things. For example, users of FORscene can Bluetooth their own videos virally between mobile handsets, with no...
Click to read more »codec information? And what do people here count as reliable sources? The FORscene article is now live. Stephen B Streater 17:44, 11 June 2006 (UTC) Since...
Click to read more »15:42, 10 June 2006 (UTC) You think that because you haven't yet seen FORscene. But you have good a point - most Web 2.0 applications are more like Google...
Click to read more »don't know exactly how. I can see this directly in my own products eg FORscene. The people who use it could never have achieved this functionality before...
Click to read more »Main Page/errors (for the backlink from Talk:Main Page/errors) MaIN PAGE FORscene (Should have linked to Wikipedia instead. Jeltz talk 00:35, 16 January...
Click to read more »Oppose: viral video is unlikely to be marketing these days. Products such as FORscene allow the creation and viral distribution of video on both web by email...
Click to read more »pre-paid mobile phone or Oyster card or whatever. I only know about it from FORscene but I can't believe there aren't other specialist web-services using the...
Click to read more »mean badly written, I'd have to agree. An applet I have been developing, FORscene, is used for reviewing, logging, editing and publishing of video for TV...
Click to read more »Are there many of these? My own company, Forbidden Technologies, makes FORscene, which includes upload from DV or mobile phones, editing, publishing for...
Click to read more »pre-paid mobile phone or Oyster card or whatever. I only know about it from FORscene but I can't believe there aren't other specialist web-services using the...
Click to read more »particularly high quality one. Artw 23:02, 11 August 2006 (UTC) Clearly FORscene is much more impressive ;-) Stephen B Streater 09:19, 12 August 2006 (UTC)...
Click to read more »(UTC) Yes. Don't take things personally. I added lots of references to the FORscene article to get it through notability at AfD, but they were almost immediately...
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