On Tue, 2009-02-03 at 09:36 -0800, Josh Berkus wrote:
> All,
>
> Last month, David Fetter used Skype to link Postgres geeks in China into our
> monthly SFPUG meeting for Jeff Davis' presentation. This was extremely
> popular with the folks in China and they'd like to do it again.
>
> We're looking for inexpensive video podcasting equipment to start doing video
> of the SFPUG presentations. Ideally, we'd really like to stream so that
> viewers abroad can ask questions over chat.
>
> However, neither David nor I have done video streaming or podcasting before.
> We'd like to find good-but-affordable equipment and some kind of free/cheap
> streaming service. Not sure where to start, though. Help?
Yugma is pretty interesting. It allows remote desktop etc.. works on
linux/mac and windows. There is a free and non free version.
There is also openmeeting which is like gotomeeting but opensource and
flash based.
As far as "recording" your meetings nothing beats and 300 handycam with
firewire. For linux use Kino for Mac use Imovie or whatever it is.
PgUS is considering using Yugma Pro for a bunch of stuff.
Joshua D. Drake
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