Joly MacFie wrote:
Forest - are you suggesting that flash is more
cpu-intensive than baseline h.264?
Is that so?
I was referring to the flash player in general and wasn't suggesting the
flash container itself requires significantly more
resources on the client side. (Also, flash is a
A company called Ion has released a dual lens camcorder so you can record
yourself and the action all in one go.
https://www.ionaudio.com/content328504
I have enough cameras, so unless this one is cheap I don't think I can swing
it. But I bet I could make something simliar from rubber bands, my
Gizmodo has a photo
http://gizmodo.com/5442841/ion-audio-twin-video-camera-has-two-lenses-to-capture-the-action-and-your-reaction
And here's a video from ION
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSGA6u9NYpE
Unfortunately, the actual video from the camera is just brief shots
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Steve Rhodes
Wow, it's Charles Trippy Alli Speed!
This dynamic duo has been producing Youtube vids (many interactive ones)
almost everyday. It's be so suitable for the kind of videos they shoot, but
I wonder if it's everyone's cake.
The low-distortion mic and dual cameras aren't going to make it cheap for
