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Category Archives: Networking
inessential.com: Why I love RSS and You Do Too
Great post by Brent Simmons about RSS and plumbing vs proprietary web apps inessential.com: Why I love RSS and You Do Too.
Posted in blogging, Networking, news
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Bringing in a generic H.264 stream to Wirecast (via Wowza and Wirecast’s Generic IP Camera support)
Wirecast is truly a studio in a box. It has a great support for multiple cameras, mixing live and recorded sources, graphic overlays and so on. Recent versions even allow you to bring in live feeds from IP cameras including … Continue reading
Posted in Development, flash, Hardware, ITP, Networking, news, Streaming and Multi-Media, Video
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Mobile Art && Code
I am here at CMU in Pittsburgh at a conference called Mobile Art && Code. Great talks, great workshops, glad I came. I am doing a workshop called Interactive Telephony for New Media Arts, here is the full set of … Continue reading
Posted in Development, mobile, Networking, Open Source, Processing, telephony, VoIP
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Academic Asterisk Adventures
In my continuing adventures as an adjunct professor at NYU’s Interactive Telecommunications Program, I taught a new course last semester entitled “Redial: Interactive Telephony“. The purpose of the course was to utilize emerging telephony technologies, concepts and services such as … Continue reading
Posted in ITP, Networking, Open Source, School, Streaming and Multi-Media, VoIP
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Asterisk 1.4 Coming Soon!
Digium – The Asterisk Telephony Company Ok, this is a big deal. The next version of Asterisk supports GoogleTalk! From the Press Release: Asterisk 1.4 is the first major release of Asterisk since the release of Asterisk 1.2 in November … Continue reading
Verizon Naked DSL Working!
In July, I complained that Verizon was constantly changing my IP address. I theorized that it had to do with my impending transition to VoIP and that Verizon may have been punishing me… Well, turns out that I was wrong … Continue reading
Posted in Networking, New York City
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Dreamhost, my web host has had some difficulty lately
DreamHost Blog Anatomy of a(n ongoing) Disaster.. Damn.. I am glad I no longer work in that industry.
Posted in Hardware, Networking
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YouTube APIs.. Is this new?
YouTube – Broadcast Yourself. Hmmn.. This could be very interesting..! “YouTube is excited to offer APIs to the developer community. Using our APIs, you can easily integrate online videos from YouTube’s rapidly growing repository of videos into your application. The … Continue reading