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InFaMOUS793
Canada19 Posts
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felisconcolori
United States6168 Posts
On April 08 2012 23:23 rotegirte wrote: While an ironic anecdote, it is much more complicated to capture and stream multiple people on stage than a single dude in front of a webcam Funny. I think it would be a whole lot easier to capture and stream one camera with microphone pointed at a stage with a bunch of dudes on it than trying to capture a bunch of dudes streaming via a skype call, drop the video into an overlay, and then stream out that video. Don't need anything fancy, just a geek in the back with a camcorder and a laptop with a decent connection to upload to twitch. Oh wait, I forgot, it's in Boston. I'm sure there will be fifteen MIT cyborgs in the crowd with DIY radio telemetry links to an OC-12 backbone feeder. + Show Spoiler + It's not like they're already doing exactly that on the Main Stage. ![[image loading]](http://fc08.deviantart.net/fs43/f/2009/146/e/4/facepaw_by_NalaFontaine.gif) | ||
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FreudianTrip
Switzerland1983 Posts
On April 08 2012 23:43 felisconcolori wrote: Funny. I think it would be a whole lot easier to capture and stream one camera with microphone pointed at a stage with a bunch of dudes on it than trying to capture a bunch of dudes streaming via a skype call, drop the video into an overlay, and then stream out that video. Don't need anything fancy, just a geek in the back with a camcorder and a laptop with a decent connection to upload to twitch. Oh wait, I forgot, it's in Boston. I'm sure there will be fifteen MIT cyborgs in the crowd with DIY radio telemetry links to an OC-12 backbone feeder. + Show Spoiler + It's not like they're already doing exactly that on the Main Stage. If you did it as you said the sound quality would be so awful the fact that you could see them wouldn't even matter. | ||
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Taktik
Poland680 Posts
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Chriscras
Korea (South)2812 Posts
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felisconcolori
United States6168 Posts
On April 08 2012 23:47 FreudianTrip wrote: If you did it as you said the sound quality would be so awful the fact that you could see them wouldn't even matter. It would, however, be better than nothing. And it has, in fact, been done for a number of events similar to this which work out to be "good enough". I wonder if it is not technical issues but rather event restrictions/regulations that might prevent them from doing so. (As an example, there are many pirated movies which are recorded in a movie theater, that work well enough but which are certainly prohibited.) | ||
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rotegirte
Germany2859 Posts
On April 08 2012 23:43 felisconcolori wrote: Funny. I think it would be a whole lot easier to capture and stream one camera with microphone pointed at a stage with a bunch of dudes on it than trying to capture a bunch of dudes streaming via a skype call, drop the video into an overlay, and then stream out that video. Don't need anything fancy, just a geek in the back with a camcorder and a laptop with a decent connection to upload to twitch. Oh wait, I forgot, it's in Boston. I'm sure there will be fifteen MIT cyborgs in the crowd with DIY radio telemetry links to an OC-12 backbone feeder. + Show Spoiler + It's not like they're already doing exactly that on the Main Stage. No one is disputing the fact that there wouldn't have been reasonable ways to set up streaming beforehand. But not knowing the existing set-up and available tech on site, things are more complicated. You don't "just" connect a cam to a laptop. In hindsight, yes, they probably could have streamed it with preparation | ||
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RAW-BERRY
United States26 Posts
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thrawn2112
United States6918 Posts
On April 09 2012 00:20 RAW-BERRY wrote: I don't really mind them not streaming it, but I would have liked a little more notice in advance, so that I don't set my alarm and force myself to wake up. So tired. this... although i guess the standard response is that i shouldnt have bothered because its a free show and you get what you pay for | ||
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Bigtony
United States1606 Posts
On April 08 2012 23:08 Chriscras wrote: WHAT IS THE POINT OF HAVING DJWHEAT WORKING FOR TWITCH AND HAVE A TWITCH BOOTH IN THE VENUE IF THEY CAN'T EVEN GET THE SHOW STREAMED ON TWITCH I watched the Lo3 shows from PAX and they all streamed just fine. ಠ_ಠ Online show has special offline episode so no one can watch. wtf? | ||
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anApple
Singapore275 Posts
On April 09 2012 00:28 Bigtony wrote: Online show has special offline episode so no one can watch. wtf? Lol exactly, ah well, shame I guess. | ||
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GertHeart
United States631 Posts
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rotegirte
Germany2859 Posts
On April 09 2012 00:35 GertHeart wrote: God, you guys are all so needy Lol. Understandable, after not having any regularity for a quarter of this year. | ||
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felisconcolori
United States6168 Posts
On April 09 2012 00:06 rotegirte wrote: No one is disputing the fact that there wouldn't have been reasonable ways to set up streaming beforehand. But not knowing the existing set-up and available tech on site, things are more complicated. You don't "just" connect a cam to a laptop. In hindsight, yes, they probably could have streamed it with preparation Preparation would have let them do something better than what they normally put out online. However, in a major convention center in Boston, I can guarantee there will be internet access. (If nothing else, 4G wireless.) You can in fact "just" connect a cam to a laptop with streaming software, and stream. You need a connection robust enough for you to send 360 quality video that will let you stream your video to your rebroadcasting service. That's about it. And note the mention above about "MIT Cyborgs" - this is not something that isn't already figured out. It doesn't have to be all that pretty - their normal show isn't that pretty. (I'm reminded of a hideous conversation I had when my employers went with an extremely expensive, Cisco VoIP set up when a simple Vent/TS server would suffice to meet the requirements.) | ||
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RedBack
Australia102 Posts
On April 09 2012 00:35 GertHeart wrote: God, you guys are all so needy Lol. Thing is, we dont need this show its true, but i think starcraft 2 needs this show. I dont know if im the only one, but just playing 1v1 on the lonly battlnet2.0 is loosing its lustre. The only things keeping me interested are the big events, which are starting to become repetitive, and a show like state of the game, which is the biggest outlet for personality and the biggest drawcard keeping me interested. But a month has gone bye and theres only a teasing of a bright horizon....... i want to keep caring, but if SOTG fades away like it has over the last while....... i dont know how much longer im meant to keep trying to stay involved..... | ||
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Swampsteel
United States94 Posts
thought: didn't djwheat do a "Set up a Stream in an hour" video the other day? =/ Oh wellz I'll wait and enjoy audio!! | ||
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felisconcolori
United States6168 Posts
http://www.twitch.tv/pax (BTW, this is pretty much exactly what I described above - a camera pointed at the stage. I'm undecided if they are pulling the audio off the sound system, but from echoes/coughs I have my doubts.) | ||
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thrawn2112
United States6918 Posts
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thrawn2112
United States6918 Posts
On April 09 2012 00:57 thrawn2112 wrote: from jp's twitter: "Will be uploading mp3 ASAP. Monday at midnight at the latest! Hotel Internet is the worst Internet" now that ive had my morning tobacco... a delay isnt too bad, it's not like we have no sc2 content to watch all day lol | ||
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darthfoley
United States8004 Posts
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