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Talks from October's #DonutJS are online! https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLclEcT4yxER7Am62hEJBeRp-hN-yKvYRL 📽🎉🍩 @JeffLombardJr @theJeenaLee @malisas7 @caterinasworld @kopasetik
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Multi-Camera Portable Live Video Rig
Here's a walkthrough of my multi-camera live switching rig that I use to record conferences and events. I've spent a while finding small enough parts so that the entire setup can fit on my bike. I intentionally created this rig with dedicated components so that no computer is required for any part of this workflow.continue reading... -
Very excited to try out this HDMI scaler the next time I record a conference! This will finally let me get a good feed of the presenter's computer directly to the recorder!
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Videos from IndieWeb Summit 2016
The videos from IndieWeb Summit are finished and online now! I put together separate video clips for the two keynote talks in the morning, and also for the demos on the second day. (Apologies for the somewhat noisy audio, the air conditioners in the space were loud!)State of the IndieWebTantek ÇelikCutting Edge IndieWebAaron Parecki, Ben Werdmüller, Kyle MahanDemos from IndieWeb Summit 2016continue reading... -
After reading this, I'm seriously considering publishing my conference videos on Amazon's new Video Direct! http://techcrunch.com/2016/05/10/amazon-takes-on-youtube-with-launch-of-amazon-video-direct/
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Notes from livestreaming IndieWebCamp Germany:
- the backpack full of equipment is heavy, it would be great to figure out how to lighten it
- need a longer microphone cable to get the boundary mic to reach farther
- switching rooms meant that the HDMI splitter for the computer needed a longer cable the second day, so I need either more cables or ideally have the host provide at least one long HDMI cable for each location
- having the computer running OBS for the streaming was useful since I was able to overlay session titles quickly as well as blank the stream with the IWC logo while fiddling with the switcher output
- the IRC log overlay didn't come in handy as much as I thought it would, tho it was glitchy the first day and might have been more useful then if it had worked properly
- I should ask the host to provide power extension cables rather than trying to bring those
- having a longer HDMI cord that goes to the projector/TV means I can be more flexible in positioning the booth, since that was the limiting factor this time
- two cameras was enough, not sure what I would do with a third for this kind of event
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Livestreaming IndieWebCamp Düsseldorf
