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Posted by Larry J. on 09/13/05 22:39
Waiving the right to remain silent,
kaveh@delete_this.river-valley.com (Kaveh) said:
> Larry J. <usenet2@DE.LETE.THISljvideo.com> wrote:
>
> [...]
>
>> Under the circumstances, this is how I'd cover it:
>>
>> Two cameras, one tight or medium on the presenter, the other
>> wide, including the projection screen so you'll know what slide
>> s/he was using at all times.
>>
>> Get a CD or disk of everyone's Powerpoint presentation. If
>> they don't bring it on removable media, grab their computer at
>> some point and make one.
>>
>> Now, you've got whatever you need to assemble something else
>> later.
>
> But this involves a lot of manual work, and I am trying to
> minimize that, and thus to minimize cost.
>
> Also, not everyone is going to be using PowerPoint (including
> myself), and might be doing anything at all on the computer.
Then, get a good scan converter with SDI out and record everyone's
presentation on an appropriate videotape machine(s). Mix it live
with the cameras, and also record an iso of the computers.
Using something like a Sony DSC-1024HD, you could even do an NTSC
(or PAL) HD recording, if you're concerned about the down-
conversion of your computers.
This is the way any good A/V company would handle it.
Other than that, you're asking way too much, and may be
overcomplicating it.
--
Larry Jandro
Video Engineering & Equipment Rentals
Scottsdale, Arizona, USA
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