One thing to keep in mind is the type of outputs the cameras offer.
We want to make sure they'll work with whatever software or hardware
encoders we choose to work with.

On Tue, Jul 2, 2013 at 1:44 PM, Tom Callaway <tcallawa@redhat.com> wrote:
> On 07/02/2013 04:27 PM, Ruth Suehle wrote:
>> Ooyala is going to help us with streaming Flock sessions. We just need
>> equipment. "Just." I'm trying to stretch budgets from everywhere just to
>> get all of Flock happening, so there's not a lot leftover for buying
>> camera equipment! Possibly some, but I don't think I can swing enough
>> for nine rooms.
>>
>> Thus, two questions:
>>
>> - Can anyone suggest reasonably inexpensive cameras I should look at
>> purchasing? Whatever is the least expensive that isn't going to be so
>> low quality, it's useless.
>>
>> - Does anyone have a video camera suitable that you'd be willing to lend
>> to the cause? We'd have it set up in the rooms all day, but of course
>> you're welcome to take it back to your hotel for safekeeping at night.
>>
>> Here's the information from Ooyala about how we can do the streaming.
>> There are two options:
>
> Red Hat Westford has at least two video cameras that I am aware of, I'll
> ask to see if we can use them. I also have a personal video camera (its
> a few years old, but it should work).
>
> ~tom
>
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