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<div>I have a little table clamp that has the standard camera
screw but I don't have the composite cable I just know we've had
webcams in the past and they all do weird crap so far.</div>
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<p>When webcam's purpose was to capture clear non-shaking screen
with slides or even desktop share, it wasn't adequate. But for
capturing just human moving, as an additional frame, webcam's
limited pixel count should be good enough, if you referring to it.<br>
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<p>We can setup one of present laptops in the room to do webcaming
of a speaker, Andrew at the beginning, for all remote attendees.
And may be we don't even have to add this into production video.</p>
<p>We may try this. Content for posterity. Current (only
broadcasted) video , for human-feeling consumption.<br>
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<blockquote>I'm not sure if this is going to work for us, but I
have access to a
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D90 if we want to use it for video capture and potentially
stream the
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- We are streaming screen already without going via analog loop.
But
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presenters are analog. Capturing presenter in a frame can be
done. Some
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box should be sharing this as a webcam feed.
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- Little tripod might be needed to position and fix camera on
some table.
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