[Chapter-delegates] Recent Livestream events for RightsCon and ISOC London

[Christian de Larrinaga]

Glenn,

Is this the up to date range from zoom you are referring to?
http://www.zoom.co.jp/products/?lang=en

For video and stereo sound with remote mic and desk inputs I see they've
launched what they call the Q4 which seems to be available at just under
$300 USD.

thanks for the pointer


Christian

Glenn McKnight wrote:
> My post today is concerned about  the issue of sound quality in
> yesterday's  events  which  I tried to watch yesterday.  The  ISOC UK
> event via  WebEx and the RightsCon on Livestream.
>
> Each had issues  and although I don't blame the volunteers but I do
> want to emphasize a solution and an opportunity.
>
> I am a producer with PRX.org  this is the Public Radio Exchange and as
> a producer you upload your sound recordings for public radio.  In most
> cases  you can earn money.  In my case my sound recordings are free.  
>
> My idea is quite simple. 
>
> Each chapter is equipped with a  sound recorder ie.  H2 or H4 
>  http://www.ehow.com/info_10000314_zoom-h2-vs-h4.html
>
> Here is an example 
>
> Here is an example on BIG DATA
> http://www.prx.org/pieces/108063-big-data-is-watching-you
>
> A ISOC volunteer at the event sets up the recording and records the
> entire event.
>
> A the recording is on a  SD card and it can be editted in Audacity
> with a sound byte before and after and a short introduction of the
> event, time, place etc. 
>
> The recording can be uploaded to Soundcloud, Youtube, Archive.org or  PRX 
>
> Perhaps we can can have a discussion in person in Singapore?
>
> Any interest?
>
> Glenn
>
>
> Glenn McKnight
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