Those are all great ideas. We need to see about the scalability of the
video feed to make see what the limits are. Perhaps in early 2009 we'll
be able to roll this out full scale.
-Kevin
CULLY Technologies, LLC
Matt Slay wrote:
Kevin - More ideas on AFUG Virtual/Video membership drive:
1.
Matt,
Love the enthusiasm, but one question: How are user group leaders suppose to
deliver on value if
presenters are not willing to allow their sessions recorded or broadcasted.
User group leaders
already struggle to get people to present stuff in front of small groups. Now I
have to tell
Rick Schummer wrote:
Matt,
Love the enthusiasm, but one question: How are user group leaders
suppose to deliver on value if
presenters are not willing to allow their sessions recorded or
broadcasted. User group leaders
already struggle to get people to present stuff in front of small
groups.
Kevin Cully wrote:
Those are all great ideas. We need to see about the scalability of the
video feed to make see what the limits are. Perhaps in early 2009 we'll
be able to roll this out full scale.
Perhaps this is something that ALL VFP user groups could use and hence
you could all share
will User Group meetings go virtual (live on the web) ?
Matt,
Love the enthusiasm, but one question: How are user group leaders suppose to
deliver on value if
presenters are not willing to allow their sessions recorded or broadcasted.
User group leaders
already struggle to get people to present stuff
Well, it would be group-by-group to pay for the airfare to fly in the
talent for the presentation. We try to fly someone in once or twice a
year, and take advantage of people passing through Hotlanta such as Alan
Stevens, Todd McKenna, and others.
We try to pinch our pennies while still giving
Maybe they could coordinate this on a rotation so that it was not overly
burdensome on any one person or group.
Ah, I did not pick up on the point of groups sharing/pooling the resources and
posting the videos.
Interesting thought. An Extended Fox User Group.
One unfortunate side-effect of
Kevin Cully wrote:
Well, it would be group-by-group to pay for the airfare to fly in the
talent for the presentation. We try to fly someone in once or twice a
year, and take advantage of people passing through Hotlanta such as Alan
Stevens, Todd McKenna, and others.
We try to pinch our
I've asked her but she won't do any presentations for AFUG! :O ;) :D
-Kevin
CULLY Technologies, LLC
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Kevin Cully wrote:
I've asked her but she won't do any presentations for AFUG! :O ;) :D
-Kevin
CULLY Technologies, LLC
Lots of tips possible for sure!! ;-) I joked with my Brazilian
girlfriend one time when we passed a strip club that she could
definitely pick up some bucks in that
Hey Matt,
We're working on it as we speak here at the Atlanta Foxpro Users Group.
My personal hope is to attract paying members to the club. This helps
us fly in talent and to keep the club going. Would you be willing to
pay $30 per year to get spotty coverage? I say spotty because we're
at
meetings go virtual (live on the web) ?
Hey Matt,
We're working on it as we speak here at the Atlanta Foxpro Users Group.
My personal hope is to attract paying members to the club. This helps
us fly in talent and to keep the club going. Would you be willing to
pay $30 per year to get spotty
Group meetings go virtual (live on the web) ?
Hey Matt,
We're working on it as we speak here at the Atlanta Foxpro Users Group.
My personal hope is to attract paying members to the club. This helps
us fly in talent and to keep the club going. Would you be willing to
pay $30 per year
Kevin,
Would you be willing to pay $30 per year to get spotty
coverage? I say spotty because we're at the whim of
the restaurant's internet connection to broadcast live.
Restaurants aren't that good at keeping their Internet up.
Have you thought about using somebody's broadband internet
Haven't thought of it. Mostly because I know of only one person that
has it and that's Dave Bernard. He's a office of AFUG but he's so busy
he only attends about 1/2 the time.
I don't have one as I work out of my house 99% of the time. This stuff
is a real head scratcher to get it all put
Oops. He's an officer of AFUG but ...
-Kevin
CULLY Technologies, LLC
Kevin Cully wrote:
Haven't thought of it. Mostly because I know of only one person that
has it and that's Dave Bernard. He's a office of AFUG but he's so busy
he only attends about 1/2 the time.
I don't have one
Kevin,
I don't have one as I work out of my house 99% of the time.
Just for an FYI... I was on a StarBand satellite connection for the last 7.5
years and dropped it in favor of the broadband modem once I figured out how
to get it to replace what I had. That leaves me the flexibility to have
Kevin Cully wrote:
Hey Matt,
We're working on it as we speak here at the Atlanta Foxpro Users Group.
My personal hope is to attract paying members to the club. This helps
us fly in talent and to keep the club going. Would you be willing to
pay $30 per year to get spotty coverage? I say
We normally have about 10-11 meetings a year. I've had trouble
recording the audio for the meetings on my laptop for the last couple of
meetings.
Last meeting, I broadcast the audio on Skype and that went over pretty
well. My version of Skype only allows for 4 simultaneous connections
however.
For $60 per month, that's a good deal.
-Kevin
CULLY Technologies, LLC
Kristyne McDaniel wrote:
Kevin,
I don't have one as I work out of my house 99% of the time.
Just for an FYI... I was on a StarBand satellite connection for the last 7.5
years and dropped it in favor of the broadband
I don't think it will handle upstreaming video.
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Subject: RE: When will User Group meetings go virtual (live on the web
I don't think it will handle upstreaming video.
It works well with GoToMeeting. I've tried it myself. A webcam hooked into
that seems like it would work fine.
We have to get a bit smart about the resolution of the stuff we transmit. If
that is kept in bounds the rest comes easy.
Kristyne
meetings go virtual (live on the web) ?
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Kevin Cully wrote:
Hey Matt,
We're working on it as we speak here at the
Atlanta Foxpro Users Group.
My personal hope is to attract paying members to the
club. This helps
An AFUG meeting that sucks?!?! Doesn't happen! ;)
We do take Paypal for membership now.
http://afug.com/member.asp
-Kevin
CULLY Technologies, LLC
Michael Madigan wrote:
Why not charge by the meeting with paypal? If that meeting sucks, then
refund the paypal amount.
Hey Kevin! Drew Speedie used to used something called unlimited
conferencing. (At least I think he did and I think that's where I got
wind of it) And I have been using it very effectively. It is a pay as
you go, so those that want to attend can pay. You can have a bunch of
people sharing
My network cam will do 10 simultaneous viewers with sound. There are services
that retransmit video over unlimited users from a webcam.
--- On Mon, 11/17/08, Kevin Cully [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Kevin Cully [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: When will User Group meetings go virtual
Thanks Jeff. I'll pass that on. Pay as you go, may actually be a wise
decision if the quality is better.
-Kevin
CULLY Technologies, LLC
Jeff Johnson wrote:
Hey Kevin! Drew Speedie used to used something called unlimited
conferencing. (At least I think he did and I think that's where I
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Kevin Cully [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: When will User Group meetings go virtual (live on the web) ?
To: profox@leafe.com
Date: Monday, November 17, 2008, 7:13 PM
An AFUG meeting that sucks?!?! Doesn't happen! ;)
We do take Paypal for membership now
Hi Matt,
I have been playing around with this for the last couple of meetings at DAFUG
with moderate success
by recording the audio portion. But it is hard to not see what is going on. Our
latest thought is
taking the idea we implemented at SWFox and UStream the meetings. Might start
this in
Kevin - More ideas on AFUG Virtual/Video membership drive:
1. Offer a discounted membership to paid-up members of other partner
user groups. So maybe $15 to them.
2. At your next meeting, get a commitment from each current AFUG
member to directly contact a Foxpro associate that they have
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