FW: Streaming monthly meetings

[Mark Whittington]

On Sun, Sep 11, 2011 at 9:30 PM, William F. Fenn <bfenn at cox.net> wrote:

> **
> 1.  Who will provide the server for streaming video in real time?
>

There are several free services that host live streaming --
http://ustream.tv/ is the first that comes to mind.  If I do this I'll sort
that out.
For on-demand playback, ustream also does replay, or we could host on Vimeo
or (ugh) YouTube.


> 2.  Who is going to translate two channels of audio into another language
> when you consider two channels would be for English?
>

Channels in this case would be for mics for the presenter, for ambient fill,
and for Q/A mic, for example.


> 3.  Who is going to pay for the bandwidth required during the steaming?
>

If there's no internet available at the library (and seriously, how is that
even possible?) then I can stream it over my wireless internet connection.
 LTE is pretty speedy and I rarely use it so bandwidth isn't a concern.

Other than this, I think it might be a guuud idea.
>

Cool :)

-Mark

*From:* tacos-bounces+bfenn=cox.net at amrad.org [mailto:tacos-bounces+bfenn=
> cox.net at amrad.org] *On Behalf Of *Mark Whittington
> *Sent:* Sunday, September 11, 2011 4:28 PM
>
> *To:* tacos at amrad.org
> *Subject:* Streaming monthly meetings
>
> I posted this as a reply to something else, but I didn't get any response.
>  I'm not sure if that means that nobody saw it or nobody thought it was a
> good idea, but I'm going to assume the former for now. :)
>
> I've got a fairly serviceable HD video setup with the ability to do up to
> four independent channels of audio.  If there's interest, I'd be willing to
> have a go at either (or both?) live streaming the monthly meetings with
> interesting presentations, or recording for later publishing to one of the
> video services.  Anybody think that this is a good, or bad, idea?
>
> -Mark
>
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