Hi Stefan, > In my current employment I have been tasked with setting up a capture agent > for our venue in which we already have an Epiphan VGA Recorder PRO set up > with camera and a microphone. > > Currently we have to start the recordings manually through the web-interface > associated with the Epiphan, but our goal is to set up a way to schedule the > recordings. > > In order to do this I have been searching the web to find more details in how > this is done by Matterhorn, but have been unable to find any reasonable guide > on how to get started.
in order to solve your problem using Matterhorn you will need Matterhorn compliant capture devices. Epiphan is selling one, as are Entropywave and Ncast. You will also find on the Matterhorn wiki how to build a capture agent yourself. Matterhorn offers a scheduling component that the capture agent will talk to in order to pick up recording times. After recording, the agent will ingest the recorded material into the Matterhorn backend for processing. > From my understanding I need to set up a Linux server to run the Matterhorn > software, ins this correct? And in this case, would it be able to run on a > Raspberry Pi? You do need to set up a Linux server to run Matterhorn. I am not familiar with Raspberry Pi but it looks like it won't be able to satisfy Matterhorn's memory (2GB+) and CPU needs. > Any links on how to get started with getting Matterhorn working would be much > appreciated. http://opencast.org/matterhorn/, follow the "Download" link. Tobias _______________________________________________ Matterhorn-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.opencastproject.org/mailman/listinfo/matterhorn-users
