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Old 12-12-2005, 07:25 AM
vanHelsing vanHelsing is offline
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Default using taping software to create a live stream

Taping poker sessions with tools like Camtasia or CamStudio seems to get more and more common and I think this is very useful.

Now, is there a way to use this software to send a live stream via AIM or whatever to another user?

I'm thinking of the situation where you have a coach, who observes your game while you play online. Typing your holdings somehow distracts from your main tasks.

Using a live stream of a defined area could solve this problem.

Anyone knows if this is possible?
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Old 12-12-2005, 11:37 AM
TheTROLL TheTROLL is offline
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Default Re: using taping software to create a live stream

NetMeeting or most conferencing software will allow you to share windows or your whole desktop. You can decide whether or not the remote viewer can send keyboard strokes/mouse clicks.
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Old 12-13-2005, 03:23 PM
vanHelsing vanHelsing is offline
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Default Re: using taping software to create a live stream

I couldn't find an option to share windows in Netmeeting, but finally was able to setup something.
I use Camtasia to produce a live stream of a predefined area and get it transfered with Netmeeting. Looks like this:

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Old 12-13-2005, 03:41 PM
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Default Re: using taping software to create a live stream

You could use RealVNC to share your whole desktop. You can set it so that clients are not allowed to send keyboard or mouse events.
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