Get your 25 seconds of fame with Tweetube for Mac OS X

If you're a Twitter fan and a Mac user, you'll appreciate a new tool from RADSense Software -- Tweetube for Mac OS X.

Tweetube is a free application that uses your iSight camera to record a 25 second video which is then uploaded automatically to Tweetube. A tweet with an embedded link to the video is sent out, and the world can then see your smiling face.

It's also easy to share YouTube videos with your Twitterpals by logging onto the Tweetube site, and then either entering a YouTube URL or doing a quick search. After you add your tweet, a link is sent off to your Tweeples.

Tweetube received a few seconds of fame earlier this week when comedian Dane Cook recorded a 25-second blast in his usual high-speed rant mode. If you use Twitter, give Tweetube a try!

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Source: http://www.tweetube.com/

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Queco Jones

Where is the download link URL? There's a page on the sight for a Mac app but, no link to download it... WTF?!?!?

February 23 2009 at 1:19 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply

Chris Mathews

I personally use 12seconds.tv for the same thing (but with 12 sec instead of 25...hmmm)

February 23 2009 at 12:03 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply

David Chartier

Seems like it's doing an end-run around Seesmic. That's exactly what they doâ€”it's a short-form, Twitter-like micro-vlogging service that can automatically post to Twitter whenever you make a new video.

I wonder which has better video quality: YouTube or Seesmic.

February 22 2009 at 11:44 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply

Matt Hoult

Sounds a lot like 12seconds.com, but with more time...

February 22 2009 at 9:06 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply