[NJARC] Re: Live streaming video of tonight's meeting

[Scott Roberts]

I couldn't make it tonight, but decided to try the
streaming video, to see how it was. I came online
around 8:15 or so, and Al Klase was in the middle of
his dissertation on tools... (Al- I, too, often use
the screw cutter in my wire crimpers...)

Anyway, here's your QSL report- Video was fine, and I
could hear everything ok, but I had my volume- both
machine and player- to full volume, but the sound
quality was a bit muddy. Al came through about the
same, both with and without the microphone. Volume was
also a bit low, which was why I had to have the volume
up all the way.

Scott


--- Dave Sica <davesica at juno.com> wrote:

> Visit our web site - See http://www.njarc.org
> _______________________________________________
> > We're planning to stream tonight's NJARC meeting
> live on the 
> > Internet.
> >  
> > This process is still somewhat experimental and
> there's no guarantee 
> > that we'll be "on the air" or that you will be
> able to tune in, but 
> > if you'd like to be in virtual attendance at the
> meeting here is the 
> > login information:
> >  
> > http://stream2.netro.ca/njarc
> >  
> > This should open Windows Media Player on your
> computer and allow you 
> > to see and hear the presentation.  (The picture
> will be 
> > disappointingly small and jerky, but we're
> counting on Moore's Law 
> > to help us out here in the future!) We plan to
> start the stream at 
> > 8:00 PM (time subject to change -- I'll try to
> post updated 
> > information here and on the website if it does.)
> >  
> > If we're not sending when you log in, you won't
> see anything and 
> > (this is important!) you won't automatically
> connect if we start 
> > sending AFTER you log in. Likewise, if we lose the
> signal on the 
> > sending end, you will be disconnected and you will
> not automatically 
> > reconnect after we start sending again. You'll
> have to re-initiate 
> > the connection each time you lose the signal for
> any reason. We've 
> > lost the sending connection several times during
> each of the 
> > previous test broadcasts, so this whole thing is
> still difficult at 
> > best. But if you don't mind the possibility of a
> little frustration, 
> > please log in and join us tonight. And if you do,
> PLEASE take a 
> > moment later to let us know how you like it!
> >  
> > --Dave Sica
>  
>  
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