Re: Remote Access to IBM i Conferences (was IBM i DevCon)

[Bryce Martin <BMartin@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

What you could do is put them up on Vimeo or another embedable service 
that you could put the embedded video behind a paywall.  That offloads the 
bandwidth and storage to their service and gives you a great streaming 
experience.  You could then hold a live chat session at any time and just 
direct the participants to this video to watch as they chat. 


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Bryce Martin
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What would be the difference between this and the webcasts already 
offered by both System iNetwork and COMMON?  (There are probably others 
offering these as well.)

As a speaker, I have been involved in many of these. Either they are 
live streamed, and there's a chat for Q&A...   or they are prerecorded, 
and I sit in chat purely to answer questions while the recording plays.

Isn't this what you're asking for?  Or do you have further refinements?


On 8/17/2011 10:48 AM, Glenn Hopwood wrote:
> What about streaming a recording? If the fee was reasonable I'd pay to
> see them.
>
> If you waited a period of time after the session, you might be able to
> get the speakers to do a live chat session while streaming the
> recording, that way you wouldn't completely lose the 'give and take'.