Pre-registration is going strong; 250+ so far. Thank you to all that have registered so far.
The web front-end is almost ready. It’s butt-ugly but I’m a fan of the ‘make it work THEN make it pretty’ design philosophy. 😉 I should be releasing a few pre-registrations this weekend.
So far, only public Flickr feeds are supported. Picasa is next on my list.
What feeds would you like to see supported?
You can now follow FrameAlbum’s progress on twitter as @FrameAlbum.
I’ve also created a FaceBook page (FrameAlbum) but I need at least 25 ‘Likes’ before I can get a direct link to the page. You can find it if you search for ‘FrameAlbum’.
Thanks for your support!
Update: So it seems that this link will get you to FrameAlbum’s page on FaceBook.
Over 200 people have pre-registered for FrameAlbum in only a few days!
This is incredible and far exceeds my expectations.
Thanks for your support and most importantly, spreading the word about FrameAlbum. Please keep it up.
Work is progressing on FrameAlbum. I was ‘distracted’ over the weekend by a family reunion but I’m back at it now with renewed vigor!
If you are able to modify your DNS server to redirect rss.framechannel.com please drop me a comment. I have something to test.
Thanks.
As most of you will already know FrameChannel turned off the frame feeds today. I was hoping for few more days of data gathering, specifically around how it handled new frame registration, before they turned it off. Oh well…
Pre-registrations at FrameAlbum are going strong — well over 100 so far! I guess I’d better finish this thing or I’m going to look pretty silly. 😉
Today was work on handling the ‘INFO’ category on Kodak frames. The idea is to be able to pass back to the frame it’s own ID so the user can register it on FrameAlbum. Almost there…
BTW, the initial support will be in English only — I’ll entertain other requests if folks would like to see them locallized INFO screens.