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		<title>Using Skype with DV cameras for JCC and GLIVE</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 11 Jan 2010 18:55:29 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Evelyn</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Many of us know Skype as the software product that allows us to do a phone conversation or a chat (video or audio) session with our friends and in particular with friends abroad &#8211; all via the internet. When my friend George was overseas we used Skype for a video conference with him and some of [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Many of us know <a href="http://skype.com/">Skype</a> as the software product that allows us to do a phone conversation or a chat (video or audio) session with our friends and in particular with friends abroad &#8211; all via the internet. When my friend George was overseas we used Skype for a video conference with him and some of our friends.</p>
<div>Most recently, we&#8217;ve taken Skype to a new level &#8211; when we broadcasted JCC and then GLIVE. We&#8217;ve even &#8220;skyped&#8221; people for meetings and such as well.  So let me explain some basics here.  This is delving a little into the video world but you need to understand both to see how this works.</div>
<div>Here&#8217;s the flow:</div>
<div>Mixer Board (xlr) &#8211;&gt; DV Video Camera (dv) &#8211;&gt; Video Switcher (dv) &#8211;&gt; dv repeater (dv into computer and dv deck*) &#8211;&gt; Computer with Skype (audio input from Dv Deck) &#8211;&gt; Recipient Computer with Skype</div>
<div>Flow for this setup is relatively simple.  But this is a much larger setup. We use the video switcher b/c we have multiple cameras and inputs coming into the switcher.  Usually we have 3 cameras and an S-Video (<a href="http://propresenter.com/">pro-presenter</a>/slides).</div>
<div>For a single camera setup, it&#8217;s similar:</div>
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<div>Mixer Board (xlr) &#8211;&gt; DV Video Camera (dv) &#8211;&gt; dv repeater (dv into computer and DV deck*) &#8211;&gt; Computer with Skype (audio input from Dv Deck) &#8211;&gt; Recipient Computer with Skype</div>
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<div>* the reason that we need the dv repeater and the deck is b/c Skype cannot handle the video and audio stream in the dv input.  i don&#8217;t know why but it will not accept the audio input, so we need to grab the audio from another dv device, hence the repeater. I&#8217;m sure i&#8217;ve confused a few of you by this point.  that&#8217;s b/c it is confusing.  hopefully skype will resolve this issue and then we could just plug the dv camera right into the laptop and we&#8217;ll be good.</div>
<div>So this is a rough presentation.  If you have more questions i can try to fill in the gaps.</div>
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