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dcbrown 26-02-2009 09:51

Re: 2009 Regional Webcasts
 
BAE Webcast - the FME push problem still exists. I'm connected to the arena server which has all ported enabled so I'm not sure what the problem is. I'll limp along in pull mode for now, but the quality will be less and I won't be able to do instant replays or switch to static camera view (which is what is currently playing).

Stumped at this point.

dcbrown 26-02-2009 10:04

Re: 2009 Regional Webcasts
 
Its working. No idea what the real problem was, but I noticed in moving my PC it lost its mind as to time zone and thought it was PST. I changed it back to EST and I guess that allows ustream to validate the timestamp on the stream or something. (Note to self on this on for my standard checklist)


Yea ha. (doing my happy dance)

Joohoo 26-02-2009 10:07

Re: 2009 Regional Webcasts
 
DCBrown great job I can see the field perfectly. However, there is this annoying buzzing noise coming in. Not sure what happened but it happened when the "live" appeared on the screen. presumably when you fixed your problem.

Jonathan Norris 26-02-2009 11:49

Re: 2009 Regional Webcasts
 
Any news on when midwest will be up??

Michelle Celio 26-02-2009 11:59

Re: 2009 Regional Webcasts
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jonathan Norris (Post 828166)
Any news on when midwest will be up??

Midwest WAS up. Some robot action (2 robots...tons of balls everywhere) then it went back offline. I forgot they were an hour behind for a little bit.

Dave Flowerday 26-02-2009 12:17

Re: 2009 Regional Webcasts
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Michelle Celio (Post 828170)
Midwest WAS up. Some robot action (2 robots...tons of balls everywhere) then it went back offline. I forgot they were an hour behind for a little bit.

Problems with the network connection at the venue. It'll probably be spotty until they run a new Ethernet line for us.

I've started a thread for discussion of the Midwest webcast here:
http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...173#post828173

I'll be monitoring that thread periodically through the day so if you see issues or have comments please post them there.

Fireworks 234 26-02-2009 12:36

Re: 2009 Regional Webcasts
 
Is there any word on when D.C. will start being webcast?

replon 26-02-2009 13:01

Re: 2009 Regional Webcasts
 
Team 1828 is going to be webcasting Phoenix for sure, and we're still waiting on the San Diego guys to get back to us about it.

San Diego URL March 5-7
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/first-...-regional-2009

Phoenix URL 19-21
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/first-az-regional-2009

Scott Ritchie 26-02-2009 13:10

Re: 2009 Regional Webcasts
 
I think D.C. is just on TV tomorrow and Saturday.

Fireworks 234 26-02-2009 13:13

Re: 2009 Regional Webcasts
 
Well I found a link on the nasa page and it says they were going to be streaming practices today. I don't know if it's true or not, but here's the link. http://robotics.nasa.gov/events/2009_dc_webcast.php

Grant Cox 26-02-2009 13:56

Re: 2009 Regional Webcasts
 
Has anyone gotten the Kansas City webcast to work on a mac?

http://www.more.net/mets/first/#march6 click the "Program 1" one

dcbrown 26-02-2009 14:14

Re: 2009 Regional Webcasts
 
LOTS of arena network issues in NH. Running internetfrog.com to ping upload/download speeds and they are bouncing all the way down to <50kbps.

But it appears a major issue is max pause is reading 2-4 second range as opposed to <110ms at home. Right now the IRC 6667 port has been closed so I can transmit video but can't connect to the chat room :-(

It comes and goes so arena folks are still playing with stuff or maybe not and its just really random. This means I reverted back to ustream/pull which has lower quality but doesn't get stream disconnects as often. With FME/push to ustream you get better quality but it must be much more sensitive to network pause issues.

The audio buzz was present last night too for those listening. The company hired to run the A/V at the event are chasing that but it likely won't be looked at until this evening when then can tear apart the equipment.

Very frustrating, but more so for any viewers.

Joohoo 26-02-2009 14:20

Re: 2009 Regional Webcasts
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by GeeForce (Post 828203)
Has anyone gotten the Kansas City webcast to work on a mac?

http://www.more.net/mets/first/#march6 click the "Program 1" one

well im not sure if you are going to find what you are looking for when you get it up. I followed the link and found some show with people sitting down and talking about something. However you can install vlc for mac and it should work

mhaake 26-02-2009 14:29

Re: 2009 Regional Webcasts
 
As for the Kansas City regional, I'm having difficulty with it. The link we have been given says march 6, 2008. It seems fairly evident it is from last year. Where is this years on that webpage?

LightWaves1636 26-02-2009 16:42

Re: 2009 Regional Webcasts
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by mhaake (Post 828213)
As for the Kansas City regional, I'm having difficulty with it. The link we have been given says march 6, 2008. It seems fairly evident it is from last year. Where is this years on that webpage?

It just wasn't up there yet, it's streaming now. :)


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