something like skype which copes with that well, and then have something at the
other end that pushes it out to other places?
have run a number of video events across 3G links, and it works relatively
well. Although if you're completely offline, it's not going to work that well
(backup phone
The below is probably of interest to this list - a number of people from here
will be speaking.
cheers
Sam
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On Mon, 7 Jan 2008, Steve Jolly wrote:
David Greaves wrote:
I think someone missed the point here...
Or am I wrong?
If I explain that all the stories on the BBC news website are barely more
than static HTML, would that explain why adding watermarks to them all would
be difficult? If the
Since the bbc don't provide an ical feed of the proms, and
the only way I remember anything is if it's in my diary,
I've put together a little script which creates an ical feed
of all the proms, and dumps out some XML while I was at it
which others may have fun playing with:
On Wed, 28 Feb 2007, Daniel Morris wrote:
If there's any north-western people on the list, there's going to be an evening
version of the uni talk.
If you're interested, sign up on the event-wax page;
http://geek-up.eventwax.com/admin/bbc-backstage-talk
Is the signup for this supposed to be a
On Mon, 16 Jan 2006, Nic Ferrier wrote:
Are you a big fan of the Yahoo! sponsored Media RSS? Or maybe you would
just prefer simple enclosure tags? Are there any other options we have
missed?
At the moment, I'm personally persuaded by MediaRSS. In most instances,
for each of our videos we need
On Sun, 24 Jul 2005, Steve Fitzpatrick wrote:
Are there any plans afoot to publish the excellent football text
commentaries as an RSS feed (or similar)?
For example, each of the timed sections here...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/a/arsenal/live_text/default.stm
...would be
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