World: r3wp

so what is the stream address? is it rtsp protocol like it was last 
time?

rtsp://217.133.2.35/teststream.sdp

(of course, ti will be different for devcon.)

heather is no more listed as a speaker?

she is not coming to Italy anymore.

did anything happend to Vital Needs partnership? Hopefully not?

i think she just had work to do.

looks fine. I won't be doing more work today on it, but I might make 
a new frame that fits a little better into the presentation layout.

I am thinking of doing my presentation in Breeze (video/audio prefab 
over the web with chatbox etc.) Liitle less fun for the people in 
the room but a lot more fun for everbody who is not coming. If I 
do that, who would be happy?

[shutting down the video stream for now.]

me probably, but dunno what is Breeze :-) used to altme though :-)

http://www.macromedia.com/breeze

check te demo

I opened atrial account, so up to 5 users can join us using Voip/chat/video 
there

a trial account

But if more users want to view I'll just do a pay per use session 
(where I pay)

Could someone who has successfully downloaded Show05.zip email it 
to me (address shown by AltME is correct). Thanks in advance.

Coming up

Done

Got it, thanks.

website for devcon (and mirror at dobeash) seems to be down!

http://breeze62116255.emea.breezecentral.com/devcon2005/a first 
try on my first two slides. I will schedule a public meeting at 2pm 
on Thursday (speaking time), where I will start the presentation 
and up to 5 users can join. It might be handy to open a free 15-day 
Breeze trial account on Macromedia if you want to add voice (e.g. 
audio conference)

Why this way? If this works we might be able to set up a more frequent 
virtaul meeting/conference.

re: websites down. I think the culprit in both cases is Chris's site 
(http://www.ross-gill.com/) where the CSS files reside.

Why not cache that locally then?

not trying to read too much into signs awailable - but Heather Arrington 
of Vital Needs is removed from the conference schedule and all REBOL 
related info from their website vanished, while just few months ago 
they praised REBOL as an enabling technology in various documents 
on their website ... strange ...

Up to 5 users can join me now to test the Breeze meeting room on 
http://breeze62116255.emea.breezecentral.com/meetingdevcon2005

SIgn in as guest and pick a nickname

for the breeze watchers: howdy from a shared altme

Can I join ?

You can, as guest.

Although we just deciced that it is a good idea, but not for Devcon.

Erk, Did not have time !!

I think it's too short to use it. It seems to need practice.
Chat window is ridiculous.

It's there a whay to see the conference from internet ? will there 
be a live chat ? i would REALLY like that.

BTW breeze seems the perfect tool but its expensive too

It should. But test show limited reliability.

LAST YEAR, SURFNET HAD RELAY THE STREAM, AND THIS YEAR ?

what do you mean ? don't they have webcams and broadband in itally 
?

haa.... we people in sub development countrys would like a bit of 
the real wourld shine some cheap and creapy videostream would do 
....

We need a Breeze implemented in REBOL

not too impressive, me thinks

except for sound and camera, this could be done easily in REBOL

But that's the point, we need sound and camera, and better platform 
integration

We have this great environment in which we can do anything, but trying 
to go outside we run into walls

rebol Plugin could work for this but again there's the plaform issue, 
i thing this filed its outside rebol capabilities interaction w/hardware 
sounds a bit crazy in reb-world.

Breeze, to much noise to few nutts, again the tool looks graphicaly 
impressive, how much is this customisable and the costs of the service 
leave out too many cuestions to me. im thinkig macromedia products 
are not what they where a couple of years ago, now its more like 
a bloat.

I know there are problems with the plugin regarding multiple instances 
or refreshes... but Breeze didn't load on my unaltered installation 
of Firefox either.  Also, being a hockey fan I check www.nhl.com 
fairly regularly, but must switch to IE cause the menu system doesn't 
work outside of IE.  Is this the web-developers fault or just the 
web in general?  Too fragmanted with too many people with their own 
agendas!

I like the Webservices smart client world best and if Rebol can make 
a multiple platform impact here, we have our killer application/framework.

a reminder for those flying over for DevCon.


Please do not tell the immigration officer or customs officer that 
you are here
- for 'rebel' conference
- to change the world
- for 'X' Internet
- and other terms that even geeks may have problems understanding

:)

Brock, as a company that is working very hard to make everything 
compatible between all the browser I can tell you that what it comes 
down to is that there are rules, but each browser company (or group) 
interprets the rules slightly differently.


The simplest example of goes wrong the most are the "assumptions." 
 EI for example will except <center> to mean center the page, and 
center pretty much everything until you turn </center> off.  


But Firefox follows the letter of the rules, and expects each object, 
like a table, to have its own <center> tags.


This is a simple visual example, it gets worse when JavaScript enters 
the picture.  Safari for example DEMANDS everything ending in a ";" 
or it simply ignores stuff.

They are almost always easy fixes, but time consuming.


Maarten, shame that Breeze will not work.  I looked at Breeze and 
voted not to use it to do a Rebol lesson.  Looked great on their 
page, but I read a lot of similar comments elsewhere on the web that 
it simply failed for too many people.  I was hoping that someone 
smart in this group would know what we could use both to solve our 
DevCon needs and the Rebol Newbie Lesson needs.


We need a way to broad cast at least one video signal, and allow 
moderated chat in the same environment for people all over the world. 
 This should be easier.  I have an Idea that might work, but will 
require some research.  I might just do this in Qtask.  Then anyone 
can log in from anywhere, talk in a group, have sub topics.  All 
we have to add is video streaming (which is actually pretty easy 
for us).  The trick is setup up the incoming real time stream, which 
I was not planning to do for a while.