Streaming monthly meetings

[Mike O'Dell]

Alternatively, just record the session and put the podcast on the AMRAD 
web site

being able to look at it later is more valuable than not having it at all
and probably easier than doing it in real-time.  I'd like the podcast 
available
even if it is streamed in real-time since i often have conflicts.

for me, doing the easier part first makes a lot of sense.

     -mo


On 9/12/11 3:37 PM, Robert E. Seastrom wrote:
> Will they leave it on after hours for us?  That's key, and I've run
> into situations with the Fairfax Library System where they kill
> Internet connectivity after hours, presumably to keep people from
> sitting in their parking lots and mooching.  My experience with
> Fairfax and Loudoun is that I can kite a PPTP connection through their
> NAT, so in the worst case if our streaming setup did not play well
> with their firewall, I could bring it out to a globablly unique
> address with no filtering.
>
> -r
>
> "William F. Fenn"<bfenn at cox.net>  writes:
>
>>
>> New Meeting Room is above ground on main floor just inside the front door to
>> the right.  Lots of windows in room.
>>
>> Library does have WiFi and we did bring Terry Fox into the room from
>> Charleston via Skype video call.
>>
>> Bill
>> N4TS
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: tacos-bounces+bfenn=cox.net at amrad.org
>> [mailto:tacos-bounces+bfenn=cox.net at amrad.org] On Behalf Of Robert E.
>> Seastrom
>> Sent: Monday, September 12, 2011 2:22 PM
>> To: Mark Whittington
>> Cc: Brian Hawes; tacos at amrad.org
>> Subject: Re: Streaming monthly meetings
>>
>>
>> Might get lucky and have it work?  Basement was kind of a poor RF
>> environment last I was there.  My Sprint card was a non-starter.
>>
>> -r
>>
>> Mark Whittington<markwhi at gmail.com>  writes:
>>
>>> BYO?  Was planning to use my Verizon LTE if nothing else was
>>> available.  Or is that also not an option?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On Sun, Sep 11, 2011 at 8:38 PM, Robert E. Seastrom
>>> <[[rs at seastrom.com]]>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>                 And those of us who attend AMRAD meetings at the library
>>>       would
>>>       appreciate having functional Internet connectivity, which is what
>>>       has
>>>       kept things from being streamed in the past.
>>>
>>>       -r
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>                 Brian Hawes<[[brian.hawes at retired.ox.ac.uk]]>  writes:
>>>
>>>       >  I'm sure that those of us outside mainland USA would welcome this
>>>       facility.
>>>       >  I certainly would.
>>>       >
>>>       >  Brian
>>>       >  G2KQ
>>>       >  ________________________________________
>>>       >  From: tacos-bounces+hawes=[[herald.ox.ac.uk at amrad.org]]
>>>       [tacos-bounces+hawes=[[herald.ox.ac.uk at amrad.org]]] On Behalf Of
>>>       Mark Whittington [[[markwhi at gmail.com]]]
>>>       >  Sent: 11 September 2011 21:27
>>>       >  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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