Capturing audio and video on the cheap or How to keep the wife happy while buying lots of electronic equipment


10:00 - 10:45AM on Friday, March 26 in Room 200

As the years have gone on, I've acquired quite a bit of audio and a little bit of video equipment as part of the Utah Open Source Foundation. Most of the equipment I've purchased has been as inexpensive as possible. The ultimate plan to make a 'recording kit' for Local User Groups (LUGs) and others who wish to do podcasts or
other audio/video recording.

In my presentation, I will cover the equipment I have used over the last few years recording presentations using both audio and video. I'll talk about audio mixers, screencasting software, recording audio only, streaming and much more.

I'll be recording my presentation with a new bit of software I've been using lately. It's called freeseer (http://github.com/fosslc/freeseer) and has was created by some very nice fellows in Canada. Recently, I've become a contributor to the project and will show you how you can use their software. If you are interested in getting started on the cheap or are looking for quality
solutions on alternate operating systems, this presentation is for you.



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So, there has been some fun adjustments to this talk. For one, the PulseCaster project decided not to go beyond where it is, instead, I'm now working on FreeSeeR ( http://github.com/fosslc/freeseer/ ).

The components above are still accurate though, so we'll go over how to use it, what's the future of FreeSeeR and the like.

Clint

11:05AM Tue Mar 02, 2010


Fixed the title and description. This is going to be a great presentation. One I've waited a while to see.

09:15AM Tue Mar 16, 2010