Hi, On Tuesday 18 April 2006 09:56, Amaya wrote: > Also, a couple of weekends ago, I was at a conference where they had a > screenshot of the speaker's slides on a website in real time (good for > people with sight problems like me, poorly lit places or misplaced > projectors). Of course it made a lot of sense because they were > streaming a video of the speaker. > > If there is interest, I volunteer to set the required stuff up. It is > just a couple of scripts, one runs in the speaker's laptop, one in the > web server, and a little scp magic. Welcome to the video team :) or so... Setting this up on each and every notebook of each speaker is lots of work, thats (one of the reasons) why we want (to use) presentation notebooks (when possible). While I agree this scp_slides2webserver is a good idea in general (especiallyif we do streaming), it might not be suited for "real" mixing with the video stream - maybe it is, dunno yet. The alternative would be what Enrico described in http://wiki.debian.org/HowtoRecordVNC regards, Holger
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