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Sony EVI-D100 or Professional Panasonic on PTZ mount.
Pan tilt zoom,
Generally none. But some lecturer use a manually driven camera. Or in video-conference enabled venues there are
several cameras.
Small, analog PTZ camera system made by Vaddio
We have a Nio-based tracking system, adapted from surveillance technology
Currently using mounted handy-cam, plan to move to webcam with next version of Echo 360 software due out this
Summer.
Canon and Sony PTZ cameras
One camera at back of room capable of automatically moving when instructor does and one camera that can capture
students and a document camera
Polycom video conferencing endpoints connect via H.323/H.239 to StarBak INV system
Echo 360 appliances.
Cameras are not used regularly in the classroom. The Class Representatives use a portable camera for some lectures.
One classroom studio with 3 cameras, mics, mixer, camera switcher, camera controllers, recorders and
videoconference codecs
2 or more robot cameras
Sony BRC camera - DVR & Adobe Connect / Wimba
Sony
Polycom cameras
Sony IP-Video ceiling mounted cameras and fixed Analog video cameras
Fixed camera focused on lectern
None yet - audio only. Videographer is provided for video capture, when needed.
In some of our rooms, we use networked security cameras. Other rooms use Polycom cameras and others.
Widely variable depending on the classroom
The AV department is contacted when a lecture is to be recorded (with camera). They will set up the camera at that
time.
Various.
The camera is mounted at the rear of the room. It is a remotely controllable P/T/Z camera that is integrated with the
Crestron control system, and uses presets for common locations in the room.
Combination of one and two fixed cameras connected to either a MediaSite box or some other transcoding device.
Varies - UWIC have a few home grown solutions for specific purposes.
Tracking cameras that follow movement from Vaddio
Two wall mounted Sony SD cameras.
We use PTZ cameras that are also used for video conferencing.
We use a variety of technology solutions from portable cameras for non-installed classrooms to television broadcast
setups (circa 1982). Depends on the room. Only five of our rooms have installed video-camera solutions. But we
currently have over 35 other rooms outfitted for audio and VGA capture.
We are just initiating Echo 360 here and are investigating cameras and microphones.
Electronic Classroom already equipped with CCTV camera and use of webcams
Appendix 5: Descriptions of a portable hardware and software solution
We use software (Camtasia Relay) as the portable solution
We have Polycom and Elluminate--2 different solutions for different purposes.
MediaSite
MediaSite
This is a beta system in development - uses a Mac Mini with custom software designed around Quicktime Pro for live
capture of cable channel video feeds coming from campus cable system.
Mediasite + camera / mics / cables.
ePresence system vBrick system
We use a standard video camera, hooked to the Medasite portable class capture device.
Camtasia, Livescribe, and Sony digital recorder
EyA: Mac Minis + Canon camera openEyA: Linux Ubuntu + canon camera
Mediasite portable system
Echo360 enhanced podcasting software is a software-only solution
Only rare special requests are captured anywhere other than our main lecture halls. We donʼt have something for
faculty to capture by themselves.
VBrick-VBrick MPEG-2 stream to hardware multiplexer in NOC which feeds Osprey capture cards for Real, WM and
Flash - Real and WM go to Helix server, Flash to (duh) Flash server
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