B - 191, S - 39
Seems like Busta just wrapped it up. Thank you so much for that!juggler314 said:B - 191, S - 39
Well I guess you proved both of our points actually.juggler314 said:98-13 now
unfortunately I think this'll be the only live stream...
I'm just a bit competative when it comes to proving my points is all
JCIN said:Well I guess you proved both of our points actually.
If you think you can do a PPV stream for 200+ or a free one with that bandwidth I think you know what would happen. Plus the fact that they shut you down proves that even if you have the capability it is only one part of a more complex problem. The tech end is fairly straight forward compared to dealing with the people.
I applaud you for buying some gear to give it a shot. Pool needs more people who put their money where their mouth is. Good on you sir.
If your laptop has a firewire port this camera is the nuts for something affordable http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000W4OCZS/interactiveda8742-20 it will work with the USB card as well but I find that the less links in the chain the better.juggler314 said:Yeah it was spotty, in real life probably would have had to install a seperate cable or dsl to the hotel in advance...
no clue if the issues were on my end or the hotels, I didn't get a chance to really test anything, so who knows.
I'm probably going to return the camcorder But I might get a better one, I bought the cheapest thing i could find that wasn't a webcam...
Actually had 51 simultaneous peak viewers - pushing about 7.5Mbit.
DP was pretty cool about the whole thing though...
JCIN said:If your laptop has a firewire port this camera is the nuts for something affordable http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000W4OCZS/interactiveda8742-20 it will work with the USB card as well but I find that the less links in the chain the better.
You can find it cheaper than that if you look. We have one for a 3rd camera to do B roll type stuff and just for something compact to use mobile. It has the 3CCD type sensor that most prosumer camcorders costing much more have, will do 16:9 and it is SD which is all you need for streaming anyway. I bought ours for $300. The only major downfall of this camera is no mic input for an external for commentary.
Our two main cameras are Sony PD-170's with a pretty trick hardware based DV switcher(that is about as rare as Cliff loaning someone a C Note.) and a completely separate audio system.
In the future if you do something free I would recommend Ustream. The quality is good and we have had over 800 simultaneous viewers with no problem and its free.
I checked out your companies web site and noticed the client list. You guys are dealing with a whole other world compared to anything in pool. Thanks for the effort. It is great to see someone post up and do something. Great job.
mosconiac said:So DP had someone that stepped forward out of the crowd that was willing to buy equipment on the spur of the moment to stream matches (and proved the worthiness of the effort by drawing 51 viewers within moments) and their response was to shut the volunteer down eventhough DP had had to put no effort, nor capital, toward the exercise?
The Emperor has no clothes folks.
Does Wei have an agreement with DP to sell his videos upon conclusion of the event?
bluepepper said:Maybe the agreement had to do with attracting paying attendees, and someone thought the streaming would keep them away? Just a guess.
Juggler
Is this video still available somewhere? Do you have the raw video? Might someone have captured it?
Did you film any other matches?
Well it's only 4 years later - but here is the link to this video: https://vimeo.com/46879643
the quality is pretty terrible, between the original only being 320x240 at 150k and the transcoding vimeo did. C'est la vie.
Thanks. I can't remember. Did you record any others??