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Category Archives: Video
Android Live Streaming courtesy of JavaCV and FFMPEG
For the last little or should I say, long while I have been working on wrangling a solution for live streaming from Android that is both decent quality and extensible. For those of you interested, the litter in my GitHub … Continue reading
Posted in android, Development, flash, ITP, Java, mobile, Open Source, Streaming and Multi-Media, Video
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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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Robert Whitman’s ‘Passport,’ in Two States at Once – NYTimes.com
Nice article in the Times about Whitman’s latest piece. I built and ran the video network that connected the two locations for the performance. Scenes from each location were transmitted and shown live in the other location. Robert Whitman’s ‘Passport,’ … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art(Ware), Streaming and Multi-Media, Video
Tagged art, beacon, dia, montclair, performance, streaming, Video, whitman
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Whitman’s Passport
The New York Times did a short writeup on the Whitman/Dia Passport performance that I have been working on. I’m putting together the system to transport the live video between each of the locations. We’ll be using bonded 3G connections … Continue reading
Posted in mobile, Streaming and Multi-Media, thoughts, Video
Tagged 3g, art, dia, diabeacon, liveu, performance, streaming, whitman
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