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Re: Group Sweat: Wed 5/13, 50nl 6m
 Originally Posted by Robb
Voting so far goes...
[ 4 ] 1:30 - 3:00 PM EST
[ 3 ] 4:30 - 6:00 PM EST
[ 8 ] 9:00 - 10:30 PM EST
So, the plan is gather at 9 PM in IRC for Teamviewer/skype codes. Play for an hour, hopefully starting by 9:15 latest and get in an hour-long sweat. The late time actually works best for me right now, given some work/family schedule things that have come up in last couple days.
Technical issues I'd like help with:
1. I don't have a mic on my desktop where I play and have my HUD/database, so I plan to use my laptop/skype for audio and desktop/TeamViewer for video.
2. Given #1, is there an easy way to record that will sync vid/voice tracks?
3. Is there someone who is sure to be at the session that will agree to record and post it?
4. If 5 or 6 ppl are voice chatting, won't it get muddled when they all talk at once? Do you use IM or IRC to post questions and allow the person playing to address them? Or do ppl just speak out when they have a question?
Having never done this, I would appreciate any help you guys could offer in the next couple of days. FWIW on #4, I think I would find a free-fire convo w/ half a dozen ppl during my session pretty distracting. What have others done to make this work well?
My plan is mark any HH's participants wanted to discuss and post them in a thread along with a link to the video, if possible.
Thanks.
I think the best way to go about this is not have everybody connected to your Skype. In an ideal world, sure, it would be just so easy for everybody to connect and listen in on your thought pattern as you do things. However, just the idea of watching you play is good enough for me.
For this reason, why not break the Skype into groups? I don't know if you are making a video, but if you are, you'd want maybe three others that would provide insightful (or maybe even alternative) thoughts to go along with yours. That would be your group (and hopefully the video is created so we can all catch this). And in the IRC, everybody else would breakdown into their own separate groups. Of course they would be watching your TeamViewer...but just chatting about your play with different people. Thoughts?
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