On 07/19/2014 01:45 AM, Sam Mulvey wrote:
>
> This may be a ridiculous question, but I'm not nearly as good at video
> as I am at audio, and I'm actually trying to solve this problem as the
> thread came up, so I thought I'd throw it out there:
>
> Are any of these tools useable for live television production? I've
> been requested to add video to the audio capabilities of my studio, and
> I'd like to stick with open source stuff as much as possible, sticking
> with my design goals. I need the usual stuff-- graphics, maybe bring
> in some desktop things for video conferencing. I've looked at what's
> out there, and it seems pretty early days. Not stuff I'd feel
> comfortable someone who's not code-inclined operating.
>
> If I can back that into an OSC interface and just provide some shiny
> buttons that do obvoius things, that changes the situation.
http://dvswitch.alioth.debian.org/wiki/
Can switch a couple of camera (DV) sources and is OSC remote
controllable (the website is a tad out of date, but the source rocks)
We've used it at various Linux-Audio Conferences to manage the
live-stream (a couple of cameras, screen-grabber/scan-converter).
There's additional tools to map buttons of a BCF2K -> OSC -> DVswitch
(if you understand some German: Joern and I did a recent workshop at the
SAE in Berlin: http://gareus.org/_export/s5/wiki/dvswitch_slides )
ciao,
robin
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