AN ALL-IN-ONE CONFERENCE VIDEO STREAMING BOX
When running a hacker camp or other event, one of the many challenges faced by the organisers concerns the production and distribution of event videos. As the talks are recorded they must be put online, and with a load of talks to be processed it quickly becomes impractical to upload them one by one through a web interface such as that provided by YouTube. At the BornHack 2019 hacker camp in Denmark they were using a particularly well-integrated unit to do the video uploading in real time, and its creator [Mikkel Mikjær Christensen] was good enough to share the video we’ve put below the break, a talk he gave about it at The Camp 2017, a Danish open source software camp.
https://hackaday.com/2019/08/18/an-all-in-one-conference-video-streaming-box/
When running a hacker camp or other event, one of the many challenges faced by the organisers concerns the production and distribution of event videos. As the talks are recorded they must be put online, and with a load of talks to be processed it quickly becomes impractical to upload them one by one through a web interface such as that provided by YouTube. At the BornHack 2019 hacker camp in Denmark they were using a particularly well-integrated unit to do the video uploading in real time, and its creator [Mikkel Mikjær Christensen] was good enough to share the video we’ve put below the break, a talk he gave about it at The Camp 2017, a Danish open source software camp.
https://hackaday.com/2019/08/18/an-all-in-one-conference-video-streaming-box/