On Sun, 2005-04-17 at 12:32 +0200, Holger Levsen wrote: > Hi John, > > On Saturday 16 April 2005 23:02, John Lightsey wrote: > > If the Debconf5 presentations will definitely be placed online in a high > > quality format (720x480 MPEG4 avi for instance), there's no compelling > > reason for me to worry about it. If there is any doubt about putting > > the presentations online though, I'd like to bring my camera and make > > recordings for HLUG. All I'd need is a power outlet, a little space for > > a tripod, and a copy of the terms under which the recording can be used. > > Definitly there is still doubt wether we manage to record and stream > everything :-) And definitly there is less doubt if you volunteer to join the > team doing this :-) > Excellent. I'd be happy to bring all my experience burning stacks of bad DVDs to the team. :) > So, please bring your camera (what type is it? firewire?) > I've been using two cameras for recording HLUG presentations. I point a JVC GR-D22U at the presenter and a Samsung SCD103 at the projection screen. The Samsung is hooked up to a wireless microphone and set to manual focus while the JVC is left on auto-focus using its built-in microphone. Kino can import video from the JVC, but I have to use iMovie to import video from the Samsung. After that I use Cinelerra to mix the two video streams. I have the last HLUG presentation online, but don't hold the content of the presentation against me. It streams reasonably well within a browser using mplayer, from the command line using totem, or from windows using vlc. http://www.nixnuts.net/test.asx John
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