[AG-TECH] PPT in a vic window
Tom Coffin
tcoffin at ncsa.uiuc.edu
Wed Jan 15 11:55:10 CST 2003
we have been converting rgb into video and sending that into
vic windows - it's really great if the far side doesn't grok
dppt or needs to know what slide they should be on locally.
The image quality though is quite poor. (especially those ever
so important 8pt font text slides were only a paragraph of verbose
explanation will cover a subject ;)
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At 10:15 AM 1/15/2003 -0700, Don Morton wrote:
>Folks,
>
>These PIGs are just blossoming everywhere. I was showing mine
>to a non-techie the other day, explaining that they're
>great for small meetings, but the minute you want to start
>thinking about presentations and such, you need more. Her
>question to me was why can't you just put the presentation in
>one of those "video windows" and that made a lot of sense.
>Has anybody looked at the possibility of just feeding something
>like a ppt or vnc session into a video stream that would
>pop up as a thumbnail with the rest of the videos? I've
>certainly seen folks direct jpegs and movies and such into
>these. What would it take to feed a ppt or vnc (or acroread!!)
>presentation into a video stream?
>
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>
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