AW: AW: idea to speech from Kalle Dallheimer

[anbrand]

Hi tim,
thanks for your suggestions. the tool seems good for recording. is there
somebody who is officially a member of kde who could contact freenode? (i am
not an official member  only an associated). one question to be asked is if
freenode has enough bandwidth because on their homepage they have mentioned
problems.

we also need equipment. so how is it with lending a computer/laptop at the
university?

best wishes
andreas



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> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
> Von: novehrady-bounces-+a.brand=em.uni-frankfurt.de at mail.kde.org
> [mailto:novehrady-bounces-+a.brand=em.uni-frankfurt.de at mail.kde.or
> g]Im Auftrag von Tim Jansen
> Gesendet: Dienstag, 15. Juli 2003 14:45
> An: novehrady at kde.org
> Betreff: Re: AW: idea to speech from Kalle Dallheimer
>
>
> On Tuesday 15 July 2003 14:05, anbrand wrote:
> > What Software do we need to record it?
>
> Without streaming a HD recorder. KHdRecord is one for KDE:
> http://software.jodda.de/ (have never used it though)
>
> With streaming I would suggest using Ice Cast, and maybe we could
> ask Freenode
> Radio whether they would be interested in broadcasting the talks,
> that could
> solve the problem of distribution and bandwidth.
> (http://radio.freenode.org/)
>
>
> > And which format is sufficient? Wave? MP3?
>
> Wave would be too large (at least in acceptable quality),
> offering MP3s is
> dangerous as the algorithms are patented and you have to pay
> royalties when
> offering MP3s. Ogg Vorbis should be fine, for smaller file sizes
> it could be
> converted to Ogg Speex.
>
> bye...
>
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