My understanding is that Google Hangout works with a laptop's webcam.
The support people at MIT told me that we can use the built-in cameras
in the classrooms to stream our meetings, but that they cannot provide
support, and that the cameras can only record into MIT's private video
archive, which
If you use a Google hangout, it'd stream live and be archived to youtube
w/o separate saving and upload, n'est-ce pas?
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I asked MIT about the cameras. They say we can use them to stream our
meetings, but they can't provide us tech support, so we'd have to figure
out for ourselves how to use them.
There's no mechanism for non-MIT users to record from the cameras, but if
you can play the streaming video on a laptop,
Brian Dowling wrote:
...if this group had thought about virtually extending your
meetings or recorded any previous ones.
I haven't seen any demand for that for Boston.pm prior to this thread,
but the topic has come up several times for Boston Linux/UNIX, also
hosted at MIT.
I've noticed in the
On Wed, Jan 9, 2013 at 5:54 PM, Tom Metro tmetro+boston...@gmail.comwrote:
I haven't seen any demand for that for Boston.pm prior to this thread,
but the topic has come up several times for Boston Linux/UNIX, also
hosted at MIT.
BLU has recorded some talks (audio quality questionable, see
