Dear AG Colleagues,
My collaborator Ye Wang found the following two interesting links,
inspired by some of the
presentations at the AG Retreat. Thought I's share them with you:
> http://www.opencroquet.org/
> http://www.uni-verse.org/
Perhaps they will inspire some additional creativity in the
Michael,
I sincerely hope the information about the AccuMic PC disappearing is
incorrect, as we
have had great success with them in our setting, and will very likely
buy more. The
ClearOne web site certainly still advertises it as available:
http://www.clearone.com/products/product.php?cat=
We are trying to do the same thing, so you might want to stay in touch.
The ANL Jabber
server is based on jabberd14, I believe, running on a Linux platform.
The problem at
our facility is that we are forced (yes, forced) to use PCs, we can not
find a pre-built
binary for jabberd for Windows, a
Dear AG Colleagues,
We note that the text chat window in the AG client is Jabber-based, and
(at least when using
the AG server at ANL) relies on a Jabber server at ANL. We are guessing
that it *might* be
jabberd:
http://jabberd.org/
which runs on Linux/UNIX boxes. Has anyone set up a Jabb
Dear AG Colleagues,
It's with some risk that I append the following commercial blurb from Adobe.
My goal is
*not* to act as a commercial flac, quite the opposite. I wonder if anyone has
experience
with or thoughts about Adobe Connect (formerly, Macromedia Breeze). In
particular, I
can envisa
This does indeed look pretty interesting! How about AG4? :)
Derek Piper wrote:
>
> Yes, looks like Steve Smith was right on the money with that. So
> what happened with that project? I'd think that would have been a
> smarter way to go with AG3.. ah well.
>
> Derek
>
> Andrew Sharpe wr
Does anyone know of a way of supplying headset services for two people, from
one USB port -- the equivalent of a USB audio splitter? Although we could
envisage redirecting rat to a traditional 1/8" audio jack, it would
be good to have a way of doing this with USB as well.
Thanks, Rick Rodgers
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Dear Colleagues,
We are tying to conference with a colleague in Paris during an upcoming 2-day
meeting. I do not find any AG sites in France on the global node listing
at Accessgrid Central:
http://agcentral.org/nodes
(the only listed French site is on Reunion, an island off the eastern coas
Fabrizio,
Motorola Labs (http://internet2.motlabs.com/ipaq/index.htm)
and our group at NLM (http://etg/project/index.html, see ASKLEPiOS)
have both experimented with using vic and rat on handhelds, but using
the familiar Linux kernel (http://www.handhelds.org), not PocketPC
To the best of our know
Dear Colleagues,
As part of testing in preparation for use of AG with colleagues in France,
I would like to establish a unicast bridge for the specific venue we will be
using. I did this once last summer in a different context, on a PC. However,
now I hope to be working on a Mac. Is the bridge
enter
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> Subject: Re: [AG-TECH] One-page summary of AG port usage -- please help us
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complicated answer.
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> --Ivan
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;s ready, it
can be posted to the help center. Because most of us still aren't completely
used to using agcentral, you can always post frequently to ag-tech too with
pointers.
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Dear AG Colleagues,
I now realize that the work I started last December, trying to create a
one-page summary of AG port usage (based on the commendable document created by
Javier Gomez Alonso of the Access Grid Support Centre at the University
of Manchester) is not easily locatable in the list arc
Sadly, you're going to find that that document is not enough to do the job.
It omits specific prots for a number of key applicatioins, including
vic and rat. I posted a one-page summary of port usage a couple of months
back, extracted from the longer document on the AG web site, which was recast
b
All of these points are well made. I certainly subscribe to the "one port, one
service" line of thought, but the underlying problem remains, that to actually
deploy AG in most locations today, one has to deal with network administrators
and the policies they are required to implement (and it's poi
I would like to add my support for Zsolt's cogent remarks. The single biggest
obstacle I've encountered in actually implementing AG, both here at NLM and
at UCSF, has been this issue of opening ports. We've got to come up with a
simple strategy to deal with the concerns of the IT departments that
Dear AG Colleagues,
I am trying to establish a small AG setup at UCSF, on two Dell XPS Gen 4 PCs
running Windows XP. We have installed AGTk 2.4, started the server on one of
the machines, configured nodes on both, and started the AG client on both.
We seem to be able to enter the venues we create
Dear AG Colleagues,
First off, I wanted to thank Gomez Alonso of the Univ. of Manchester for his
exceptionally helpful document on AG port usage, available at:
http://www.accessgrid.org/agdp/guide/ports.html,
referred to again recently in discussions on this list. I was hoping we could
collect
David,
Thanks for the cogent remarks -- what I was hoping, though, was that
folks would take the rough first pass I had made, and actually edit it
to reflect their suggested improvements, and then re-post it to the list --
any chance you'd be willing to take a crack at it? After several passes,
Dear AG Colleagues,
In our search for a cheaper, simpler echo-cancelling audio setup for the small
conf. rooms to be used at our UCSF AccessGrid nodes, we have received *many*
very helpful comments from the ag-tech mailing list. I thought everyone
involved deserved a concise summary. Starting fr
obably the same internals) and
> also has Volume Up, Volume Down, and Microphone Mute keys, which the
> miniVox doesn't have.
>
> HTH,
> -pb
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> Behalf Of R. P. Channing [
Dear AG Colleagues,
I am working with some collaborators to set up a set of AG nodes. At least one
of these will be in a small conference room. They are understandably hesitant
to invest in a $3000 Clearone (formerly Gentner) echo canceller (XAP400),
and have pointed out an interesting echo-canc
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