Video from January meeting ?

[Al Wheeler]

This inspires a thought for a possibly not so easily achieved (Linux 
based of course) open source project, "coordinated video recording 
system for meetings".

One camera recording the audience the other recoring the chair, panel, 
presentation, whatever... Using motorized tripods, sound triangulation, 
etc., the application automatically focuses on the primary audience 
speaker otherwise just pans and does momentary cameos and any other 
standard busy bee activity, and the application automatically keeps 
track of primary presenter otherwise just centers on main "stage" 
activity, pans, and does momentary cameos, etc. Afterward, a separate 
related supporting "editor" application automatically knits the 
recordings into a common expression of the event for whatever purpose.

Easy to jot down, but may not be so easy to deliver.

Dwight E Chadbourne wrote:

>"I'm curious what the status of the video recording is.
>Regards,
>Josh"
>
>Absolutely terrible.  I really need to get a tripod and not be so shy 
>about getting up front.  Lots of heads bald as mine.  Very amateurish... 
>Sorry about that.
>
>The audio came out well though.  I was thinking I'll take the audio from 
>the mpeg4 and make ogg and mp3.  I should be able to give you a link to 
>that in a couple of days.
>
>There are some short video clips of you that do look pretty good.  I could 
>send you them maybe this week end.  Suitable for blog posting and the 
>like.
>
>- Eric C.
><SNIP/>
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