Some non-expert advice? If it was me I would... Use Skype. They've now introduced corporate accounts (read: more focus on reliability) and I've heard of many users that do podcasts with other users around the world.
Follow the instructions here to optimise the connection. E.g. ethernet not wifi, few or no other applications running, testing first, port forwarding if necessary. http://www.podcastalley.com/forum/archive/index.php/t-133707.html Use built in video. 'lecture theatre size' actually just means a 800 x 600 pixel projection. In the age of YouTube compression, I think most users are happy to overlook low-res video - especially if it's coming from London and the audio quality is good. Record with external hardware. Use a portable audio recorder to grab the audio coming through, and a camera for photo/video documentation, rather than relying on software, which impacts processor again. Many podcasters run their audio through a couple simple filters like EQs or compressors for better sound. More tips on that same link. Cheers, Luke > > One thing I hoped someone could help with -we are currently trying to locate > a video conference facility in North London for our May 13th speaker, Judith > Williamson, OR a very reliable, high bandwidth software that can be broadcast > up to lecture theatre size in Wellington. We have made contact with http > gallery who may still be able to assist but I would really appreciate any > expert advice on this one. thanks very much. > > With respect and appreciation > Sophie Jerram > > I h > > > > > _______________________________________________ > Ada_list mailing list > [email protected] > http://aotearoadigitalarts.org.nz/ > -- --------------------------------- http://www.lukemunn.com Dieffenbachstraße 39 10967, Berlin, Germany --------------------------------- _______________________________________________ Ada_list mailing list [email protected] http://aotearoadigitalarts.org.nz/
