a good new and a possible other one ...
Lila Pagola
The good new is we have a quite "professional" translator for Dave's
talk! Fortunately, there are a some artists from Canada working in
Córdoba these days, and one of them, native from Colombia accepted to
be our translator during the talks day. I think for the workshop it
will ok with us :)
The question is about doing video-streaming of the workshop. It's
possible to get this, I'm not sure, because some days ago some friends
made a workshop of experimental tv with free software and we can ask
for help in this sense... Dave, what do you think?
I insist, it's just a possibility ... with many factors to confirm.
Here more to see:
http://experimentaltv.org/tvlabcba/live
Dave Crossland
>
> The good new is we have a quite "professional" translator for Dave's
> talk! Fortunately, there are a some artists from Canada working in
> Córdoba these days, and one of them, native from Colombia accepted to
> be our translator during the talks day. I think for the workshop it
> will ok with us :)
Wow! That's great!
> The question is about doing video-streaming of the workshop. It's
> possible to get this, I'm not sure, because some days ago some friends
> made a workshop of experimental tv with free software and we can ask
> for help in this sense... Dave, what do you think?
> I insist, it's just a possibility ... with many factors to confirm.
> Here more to see:
> http://experimentaltv.org/tvlabcba/live
If it can be done with libre software, that's perfect :-) Will a
recording also be available?
Cheers
Dave
Martín Eschoyez
post :D in some places... just waiting for confirmation.
Another thing to have in mind is that we have a wonderful dinner in La
Cúpula (http://lacupulagaleria.com.ar) with Lila, the "professional"
translator and his crew ;), Jorge Castro and some friends, sooo if you
like the idea, please schedule it. :D
On May 18, 6:11 pm, Dave Crossland <d...@lab6.com> wrote:
Dave Crossland
> I'm checking with some friends to have some video recording / editing /
> post :D in some places... just waiting for confirmation.
> Another thing to have in mind is that we have a wonderful dinner in La
> Cúpula (http://lacupulagaleria.com.ar) with Lila, the "professional"
> translator and his crew ;), Jorge Castro and some friends, sooo if you
> like the idea, please schedule it. :D
I've added you to the company calendar so you can freely add these
events yourself :)
Felipe Sanches
> recording also be available?
Their website is not live streaming right now, but I see that they use
an html5 player and that the link to the video stream is
http://stream.neokinok.tv:8000/tvlabcba.ogg which means it is
perfectly compatible with software freedom!
Dave Crossland
> it is
> perfectly compatible with software freedom!
Is it made with libre software?
Felipe Sanches
I dont know what they are using server-side. But usually it is done
with dvgrab to capture video from a camera, oggenc to encode it to
theora/vorbis, ogg-fwd to send the ogg file to a (possibly remote)
icecast streaming server, which serves the file over http to the
users. The users can view it directly in a video player like totem or
vlc or in an html5 webpage via html:video tag.
This is all free software.
Felipe Sanches
dvgrab --format raw - | tee dvstream.dv | ffmpeg2theora -A 45 -V 400
-c 1 -f dv -x 360 -y 288 -o /dev/stdout - | tee savelivestream.ogv |
oggfwd -p -d "Stream description" -n "Streamname" my.icecastserver.com
80 icecastpassword /stream.ogv
Dave Crossland
> usually it is done
> with dvgrab to capture video from a camera, oggenc to encode it to
> theora/vorbis, ogg-fwd to send the ogg file to a (possibly remote)
> icecast streaming server, which serves the file over http to the
> users. The users can view it directly in a video player like totem or
> vlc or in an html5 webpage via html:video tag.
>
> This is all free software.
Okay cool! :)