Create your own video shows with kyte

HERE’S another reason to give up the boob tube a.k.a. noob tube.

Check out kyte, which allows you to produce your own online shows and chat with your viewers. As this Webware.com article puts it, it’s like live blogging meets social networking.

What’s even cooler is that you can also create the interactive channels on your mobile phone, as kyte supports certain Nokia and Sony Ericsson models. Click here to find out if your phone supports kyte mobile and to download the mobile app.

Here’s an excerpt from the Webware article:

Each Kyte.tv channel owner can create as many channels as they want and add music, photos, videos, polls and text. A channel consists of a display screen, a playlist, and integrated chat room. Each channel also gets its own custom URL and branding, which is chosen by the channel owner. Alternately, there’s embed code to place the entire Kyte.tv experience on a social networking profile or blog post (like we’ve done after the break).

One thing to note about adding music: you can’t upload your own tracks. Instead you have to pick from a small selection of music from indie music service IODA. It’s a lot like the music integration you get with Photobucket’s video Remix tool.

What Kyte.tv has done really well is the live chat room. While it’s lacking admin controls, and private conversation options, you’re getting the same chat experience on your computer and your phone. It’s also really easy to use, as long as you’re handy with your phone’s keypad.

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