iChat & HDV
Doug Steinhoff, Richmond, Virginia. NAB demo had editors in LA and NY and brought in 3 more, sent feed to another iChat. Then did editing session online on big conference screen; worked well.
I wonder does this imply remote desktop interaction is coming so the Help desk can see my screen and show me something?
iChat uses jabber protocol which is cross-platform.
Will it work with Tandberg or Polycom right now since they use H.264 protocol too?
Is open source for Tiger.
H323 systems, there are bridges that are coming or available. Some folks are Fedexing iChat to people for videoconference interviews.
Apple announced support for native HDV editing inside of iMovie, Final Cut Express HD. $4,000 range for HD camera (not lens changeouts) but high quality, that price used to be pro-sumer equipment. Film festivals already seeing new cameras being used for footage.
Wrote the DV FAQ - http://adamwilt.com/
TV market is morphing rapidly.
I wonder does this imply remote desktop interaction is coming so the Help desk can see my screen and show me something?
iChat uses jabber protocol which is cross-platform.
Will it work with Tandberg or Polycom right now since they use H.264 protocol too?
Is open source for Tiger.
H323 systems, there are bridges that are coming or available. Some folks are Fedexing iChat to people for videoconference interviews.
Apple announced support for native HDV editing inside of iMovie, Final Cut Express HD. $4,000 range for HD camera (not lens changeouts) but high quality, that price used to be pro-sumer equipment. Film festivals already seeing new cameras being used for footage.
Wrote the DV FAQ - http://adamwilt.com/
TV market is morphing rapidly.
posted by Bob Houghton at 8:49 AM
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