HIGH DEFINITION - "In Search of Obama" - a new mini-Video Magazine in production from Clearly Skewed Films & Entertainment. This feature was set to be released on Sept 11,2009 but we held back because we wanted to cover this topic with more detail. This program is in production now.
We travel to Oaklake Trails Naturist Resort near Stroud, OK to learn more about the nudist lifestyle and what Oklahomans think about public nudity. This episode has the reputation of being the most controversial subject we've ever covered.
We team up with Oklahoma's own premier paranormal investigations team, OKPRI, and investigate the Haunted Ritz Theater in Shawnee, OK. You'll be amazed at what we caught on film!
The Oklahoma Expeditions Video Magazine TV Show is more popular than ever. Over 2 million viewers have watched our programming over the past six months and the numbers are growing. We cover subjects that the mainstream media simply will not cover. And because we're online, free and unbridled we can, and do, cover subjects that fall outside of the mainstream, but that Oklahoman's, as well as the rest of the world, are interested in. Production on three new programs has already begun and are scheduled to go live in January of 2010. Be sure and check back often as we cover Oklahoma like no one else, and dare we say, better than everyone else.
Recently Ustream.TV came out with a new video application for iPhone of which both Taira and I both own and use religiously. After looking at the application, we decided to install it and give them a try. We have been so impressed with the ability to broadcast live via our iPhone's, as long as we have a WiFi connection which can be found almost anywhere in our travels, that we thought we would implement the use of Ustream.TV's services on our web site so that we could broadcast from anywhere, at anytime, live to our web site. Live Reports Page
Tuesday, January 5, 2010 5:15 AM Recently we've experimented with several types of media delivery on our web site in an effort to deliver the best looking video with the fastest downloads to all of our viewers. We've played around with the old standard of Flash, and recently even looked at Windows Media Player files. We have arrived at the conclusion that Apple Quicktime Player (.mov) files as the best looking, and most responsive media delivery type that we can offer for High Definition broadcasting and Adobe Flash Player as our NTSC standard.
Our show quality is delivered in High Definition ( Lan/Cable/DSL ) by default. But, we've been hard at work building applications into the site that turned OklahomaExpeditions.com into a smart site. As of Jan 5, 2010 methods have been implemented, after weeks of work, to make every viewers experience a seamless one while visiting Oklahoma Expeditions Video Magazine. Sure, there is a lot of content missing from the site at this time, but all of that will change soon as we begin to crank out episodes for 2010.
Now viewers have the opportunity to select and view programs in High Definition H.2.6.4 .mov, or in standard broadcast via Adobe Flash Player. Look for the gold bar under every video. To view in High Definition you must have Apple Quicktime Player 4.0.0 or greater, or Apple iTunes installed on your computer. To view in standard definition you must have Adobe Flash Player which is built into every new browser by default.
For 2010 we've expanded our distribution format that will include live streaming twenty four hours per day of our programming. If you have not installed Apple Quicktime Player on your computer, then do so as soon as you can so you will not miss a moment of Oklahoma Expeditions Travel Video Magazine in 2010. Enjoy the show and Happy New Year!
Monday 8th of February 2010
The 2009 Blizzard is just a bad memory for most Oklahoman's despite it being a landmark and historical event. A Blizzard in Oklahoma is not something that the southwest is use to having. With all the talk about global warming and global climate change falling from the lips of the progressive politicians, we decided to hit the streets and country roads of Oklahoma to find out what Oklahoman's think about the storm, the cold and the politicians who continue to push for global warming. Look for us arriving in your neck of the woods.
Some past videos have been removed from the main web site to make room for the new 2010 season of Oklahoma Expeditions Video Magazine. We're currently building a past shows page where you can watch season 2007 through 2008.
Video's that are being moved: Hurricane Ike, UFO over Oklahoma, Westboro Baptist Church Report, Sam Noble Museum of Natural History from 2007.
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