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> On May 17, 2011, at 5:51 PM, Vitaliy wrote:
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> YES NOPE9 wrote:
>> A club I belong to wants to invite a speaker to come to Denver.
>> The costs would be an airplane ticket , hotel and food.
>> One alternative I was considering was video-conferencing.
>> Ideally the speaker would be at one end and a bunch of Linux geeks on th=
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>> other end.  It would be great to hold it somewhere where food and drinks=
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>> arrange for several presenters from several locations.
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>> I am looking for advice from those who have used video conferencing and=
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>> have been pleased with a product or service.  I want something that is=20
>> easy to set up and use and allows 4 separate sites ( 2 at a minimum ) an=
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>> works well.  Working well has higher priority than the price to use or=20
>> buy.
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> Skype with Group Video Calling. Note that for HD video, you can't use jus=
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> any webcam -- only the ones on their "supported list". We use this one, t=
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> video quality is excellent:
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> Logitech 1080p Webcam Pro C910 by Logitech
> Permalink: http://amzn.com/B003M2YT96
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> Its cheaper brothers don't work nearly as well.
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> Vitaliy=20
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Thanks Vitaliy    This is the kind of advice I was looking for. I was looki=
ng for multi-camera conferencing.  Ustream streams video as far as I can te=
ll.  I use Ustream for that already. Skype with Group video sounds like wha=
t I want for conferencing.  I have a C901 webcam already.  I love it.
99guspuppet
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