[nylug-talk] [tech-geeks] HELP: Broadcasting Lectures with VoIP (fwd)

[Rodrick Brown]

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On 4/4/07, Jay Sulzberger <jays at panix.com> wrote:
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> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
>   Date: Wed, 4 Apr 2007 13:40:24 -0500
>   From: Joel Brondos <jbrondos at gmail.com>
>   Reply-To: tech-geeks at tech-geeks.org
>   To: tech-geeks at tech-geeks.org
>   Subject: [tech-geeks] HELP: Broadcasting Lectures with VoIP
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>   On June 25, I want to be able to broadcast a classroom presentation LIVE
>   over the internet: audio and video. I would like to have anyone who is
>   interested to be able to access it, BUT . . .
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>   MS LiveCast and Adobe Connect solutions are WAAAY too expensive for my
>   modest and meager endeavor.
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>   Are there any open-source or low-cost alternatives / workarounds? Would an
>   attempt with a dedicated server running over our freebie COMCAST cable
>   connection ever be able to handle such a thing for, say, 200 participants?
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>   And if BOTH video and audio are not possible, is it possible to do with ONLY
>   AUDIO?
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>   I'd sure appreciate any suggestions.
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>   Joel Brondos (jbrondos at gmail.com)
>   St. Paul's Lutheran School
>   Brookfield, IL
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Rodrick R. Brown