[IMC-Video] live streaming

[Michael Eisenmenger]

if you just want to build a file for later post, get a firestore drive.
These mount on the hot shoe of your camera and record the video straight to
disk. Not sure what AVI format you want, but it does several:

http://www.focusinfo.com/solutions/catalog.asp?id=3
No matter which DV nonlinear editing (NLE) system you have, the FireStore
FS-4 as you covered. Files are recorded to disk as RawDV, AVI Type 1, AVI
Type 2, VI Type 2 24p, Matrox AVI, Canopus AVI, Quick-Time or QuickTime 24p.
Some models also include Pinnacle AVI, Avid DV-OMF and HD support. Simply
connect the FS-4 to your Mac or PC editing system like a normal FireWire
hard disk drive and you are instantly ready to edit. No capturing, no file
transfer, no file conversion. Just shoot and edit. Transfer clips to your
NLE system¹s media drive at up to four times real-time or edit instantly in
real-time using the FS-4 as your media source.

They run about $700-800. We use these on some shoots ­ in conjunction with
an Sony Anycaster.

Michael

On 8/21/06 1:04 PM, "Todd Boyle" <tboyle at rosehill.net> wrote:

> Whle we're on the subject how can I stream video from a
> camcorder over TCP/IP to a fileserver?   In my dreams, there
> would be a little device the size of a pack of cigarettes,
> with a keypad to set the IP address, and you plug in your
> firewire from the camcorder on one end, and plug in
> a wired 100BaseT or Gigabit ethernet the other end.
> (I want to build an AVI file on the hard drive, not stream it. )
> (and if there's an easier way to connect my camcorder to
> my computer 150 feet away please tell me!  I can't seem
> to find a 150 foot firewire cable!)
> 
> Thanks in advance
> Todd
> 
> At 10:27 PM 8/19/2006, you wrote:
>> I don't think there will be enough bandwidth for video streaming using
>> the verizon phone. Can of course do an audio stream with that. There is
>> also the next generation broadband mobile being rolled out now, I don't
>> know what the status of that is in LA (need to do some research). I just
>> passed through Seoul where you can now see people walking around on the
>> street talking to each other with full motion video on their cell
>> screens... Even though that tech is not available (or nowhere near
>> widespread) in the US yet, we should start planning already for the
>> future of live IMC video broadcasts direct from next gen cell phones ...
>> 
>> schock
>> 
>> Echograph wrote:
>>> > Wow. That sounds like a good way to go. I have a verizon cell phone. I
>>> > will look into that.
>>> > 
>>> > 
>>> > On Wednesday, August 16, 2006, at 05:46  PM, lotu5 wrote:
>>> > 
>>>> >> On Fri, 2006-08-18 at 10:08 -0700, Echograph wrote:
>>>>> >>> 2. Cell phone network
>>>> >>
>>>> >> If you already have a verizon wireless phone, most of them provide free
>>>> >> modem speed internet access anywhere they can get cell phone coverage.
>>>> >> it's an unadvertised service called mobile office or something like
>>>> >> that. you just need a phone to usb cable and you configure your phone as
>>>> >> a modem. its probably too slow for streaming, though.
>>>> >>
>>>> >> the instructions to do this are here:
>>>> >>
>>>> >> http://hyperpoem.livejournal.com/2005/04/23/
>>>> >>
>>>> >> -- 
>>>> >> blog: http://deletetheborder.org/lotu5
>>>> >> podcast: http://feeds.feedburner.com/radioAntifascista
>>>> >>
>>>> >> gpg:0x5B459C11 // encrypted email preferred
>>>> >> gaim: djlotu5 // off the record messaging preferred
>>>> >>
>>>> >>
>>> > 
>>> > 
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