Episode 3 – Production Notes 4 & Teaser
The teaser for episode 3 has been posted to the episodes page! I’ve added some geek-funny from Ep3 to the end. Let us know what you think.
If you haven’t already, head over to the Techphile podcast and listen to the interview Frank did with Wess and I about Hak.5; it was just released last night. Thanks Mike!
Production is going great! We’re just about done with episode 3 with only one more segment to shoot. Saturday we spent about 16 hours programming and shooting the final segment as well as a homebrew hack, but then the sun came up and the crew started to fall over exhausted. We’ll get that segment done this weekend, stitch it all together, and spend a day or two watching the progress bar on the H.264 encode 
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Jon joins me in an awesome homebrew hack.
Wess gets really pissed at me in the middle of an additional mod segment
With 9 more days until Episode 3 release we’re all in full gear getting this thing together. Running time is looking a little longer than the previous two, with I believe 12 segments. There’s a lot to be excited about here at Hak.5. Thanks go to Frank for the interview, the cast for putting up with a 16 hour shooting day, and Mike for mentioning us on Command-N, that was uber-leet. We can’t wait to get this thing out the door, party, and start working on an even better Episode 4!
–Darren
props for all the hard work, seems like you guys aren’t missing a beat
Thank’s, we appreciate all the support! Hope you will enjoy Ep #3.
You fail to mention #hak5 on EfNet…Again…
I’m not going to mention it until I can get the cast to actually idle there
Well, I guess I just did. Ok, we’re on #hak5 efnet. I’ll post it next time.
awesome love that you guys are using youtube as well…. cant wait for the next episode…. whats efnet?
It better be funny this time or i’ll beat you with a pointy stick!
I think you’ll like the upcoming episode
Hey guys, QuickTime is pretty good for a iPod compatible version, but I would also try Videora iPod Converter (www.videora.com) it works pretty well for both H.264 and MP4, make sure you use 320X240, 768kpps, 128k audio. Looking Forward to it!