Hi, On Sunday 11 March 2007 23:58, you wrote: > 1) It only allows an image to be overlayed, not a 2nd video stream Actually it does. The example is an image, but you can overlay streams. But anyway, "show us the code" (this includes us all), otherwise we'll end up using the same setup as at debconf6 ;-) > 2) (assuming your talking about 1 stream for slides and 1 live video > stream) For live streaming the mixing should be done at the receiving end, > not at the sending end. This allows for displaying the streams in seperate > windows, overlayed, or any other way the user would want. This requires mixers at the users end, which not be there. so, as i can see the value in this, I'd say this (streaming two streams instead of one) is optional optional :) > 3) for DVD creation overlaying does not need to be realtime, so we can > store both streams and overlay them afterwarts when creating the DVD. Afterwards means post-processing. We should shape our processes so that we dont have post-processing. After DebConf we need to work (or go on vacation, or both), but not more work. regards, Holger P.S.: no cc:s make me smile :-)
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