To facilitate the mobile nature of our shooting kits however, whatever teleprompter software we used needed to be on an iPad. We’ve also used a more standard teleprompter setup using a mirror to reflect scrolling text, while the camera shoots through the mirror. Another uses Keynote slides on an iPad attached above the camera that the they remotely control with an iPhone. One goes low-tech with a large white board with bullet points below the camera. The approach changes with each presenter. In the move from DIY video production kits to professionally produced recording sessions, providing faculty with prompting material has become more integral than ever. This would be a way for you to record your iOS device to Panopto! Then it dawned on me, that if you are in a classroom without an Apple TV and you want to share your iOS device, you can just connect your Mac to the projector, connect your iOS device to your Mac, get QuickTime X ready to record, but then just don’t hit record, use it to present. Did some Googling and came up with this article that kinda blew my mind.Īpparently with iOS 8 and Yosemite, you can connect you can connect your iOS device to your Mac via a lightning cable and then record audio and video of your screen with the already resident QuickTime X application. I realized I’ve never really found a way to record audio and video from my iPhone. I just purchased the new iOS Mini Synth app from Electro-Harmonix (because that’s what I do at 7AM on Saturday Mornings) and I wanted a way to share my brilliance with the world. But, if Hello lives up to the hype, it could be a very interesting device for small meeting spaces.įollow Solaborate’s Hello Kickstarter at: It’s important to note that this is a Kickstarter project… so take some or most of this with a grain of salt. Considering they currently have $225,905 pledged on their original goal of $30,000, with 16 days to go, they may just make it. What caught my attention is that Solaborate plans to add Skype, Messenger, Hangouts, and WebEx support if they reach their $300,000 stretch goal.
Basically, Hello acts as an endpoint for their Solaborate service, providing: Solaborate has launched an interesting Kickstarter project called Hello. Google has Hangouts and Duo, Microsoft (now) has Skype and Lync… I mean Skype for Business, Facebook has Messenger with video calling, Adobe has Connect, Cisco has WebEx, Apple has Facetime, and that’s the short list of conferencing connections we are asked to support. Every tech company seems to have some form of home-grown video conferencing. Most AV technicians know that the world of software based video conferencing is rapidly expanding. Oh Kickstarter… how you love to torment us.
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