Here are a couple more videos – these are from tonight’s show but from behind the scenes. First Patrick and Morgan get ready for a segment:
Ready in 5… (27 seconds)
This is at the end of the segment from the in-studio audience’s point of view:
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Here are a couple more videos – these are from tonight’s show but from behind the scenes. First Patrick and Morgan get ready for a segment:
Ready in 5… (27 seconds)
This is at the end of the segment from the in-studio audience’s point of view:
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Nice, I love that techno music from the first clip. Whats it called?
Funny, I wish my job were as fun as there’s 🙂
Excellent clips Leo! It gives me ideas to make my own local television production in my school more professional. Keep posting them up! (as your webspace can hold)
Neato!
It’s as if i was actualy there! hehe
look:
http://www.floatingmonkeys.com/video/tss/cheese.wmv
^^ ^^
I also shot a “behind the scenes” clip long time ago tho, but still funny.
sorry about the .wmv hehe 🙂
I captured that back when I used to own a PC.
Anyone want more old behind the scenes shots?
go here:
http://floatingmonkeys.com/gallery/tss <-my bw shots
http://floatingmonkeys.com/gallery/tss2 <-my color shots
hehe.
Yeah as u have read before mine Leo keep up the good work love them video blogs its great for us who are not local to go see the show makes us feel like part of the show
Kevin
Nice shots! I really enjoy these audio/video blogs!
Hey Leo,
You should do more audio blogs insted of the video blogs. Video seems more cool, but look at how many people are having trouble with it. It also takes forever to load when you are using dial-up.
I have been trying to get it to work, but once it finaly loads (if the video is 5 seconds it takes about 15 minutes) It tells me there is a problem with quicktime. My opionin, stick with the audio blogs. You don’t have to get dressed for them niether. You can were you’re pajama’s or just be plain naked. Well, my fingers are getting tired so i better go.
Wow, who were those guys in the back row of the studio audience? Actually it was me(in the Oakland A’s hat)and my friends Dave and Joe. We had a great time and look forward to doing it again soon. Tech TV and Baseball are about the only things that’ll keep me in front of the tube. Thanks again Leo , Patrick , and the TSS crew for a great time!
The videos are great, Leo. Thanks for the different perspective.
Kamel! What’s the big idea bringing .wmv files in here?! A pox on thee!
Thanks for the clips Leo. Keep posting behind the scene shots! They rock.
Leo, the clips are great. Keep up the good work, this is what the net’s all about.
Like the clips.
Keep doing more and posting them in your blog.
Leo, you are truly a broadcaster in so many ways!
Leo, those were great! 🙂 Keep it up, I enjoy the clips.
nice osx novelty for you tss fans:
http://homepage.mac.com/nosaj56/readme.html
I haven’t had a chance to see the new set in action yet, because half of my channles where temporarily taken away by the evil cable company.
Thanks for sharing the video. 🙂
OK, so I’m running Mac OS X, and I can’t see these clips in either Mozilla, or IE. To the best of my knowledge I have the QuickTime plug-ins for IE, and the clips run but i get no sound or video.
I tried doing “Download Link To Disk”, and dropping it on my (registered) Quicktime icon, but no joy there either.
Help!
Nice to see from those videos that TSS is still out there!
The canadian TechTV folks decided to drop the 1 AM rerun of the show, so my only opportunity to see it is now gone. I tried to write them about this last week, and received no feedback whatsoever from them.
Taping the show is out of the question for me, as my family needs the TV set for other shows during the 7 PM and 10 PM airs of TSS.
Help, Leo!