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Benjamin Pearson: /* Potential Solution */

2014-03-19T00:19:20Z

Potential Solution

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	=Potential Solution=		=Potential Solution=
	I have begun outlining a plan to improve the network at FeF.		I have begun outlining [http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/OSE_Network_Plan_2014 a plan to improve the network at FeF.]

	=Links=		=Links=
	*[[OSE Internet]]		*[[OSE Internet]]

Benjamin Pearson: /* Potential Quality of Service (QoS) Solution */

2014-03-19T00:18:55Z

Potential Quality of Service (QoS) Solution

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	#Video recording for those who do not see the build in realtime		#Video recording for those who do not see the build in realtime

	=Potential ~~Quality of Service (QoS)~~ Solution=		=Potential Solution=
			I have begun outlining a plan to improve the network at FeF.
	~~One method to address this is~~ to ~~implement QoS controls on~~ the network. This could allow OSE to restrict certain kinds of traffic in order to reserve more bandwidth for important services. In other words, live-streaming could be given a higher priority over web browsing. [http://tomatousb.org/tut:using-tomato-s-qos-system Something like what is outlined here] would probably work.

	=Links=		=Links=
	*[[OSE Internet]]		*[[OSE Internet]]

Benjamin Pearson at 20:05, 17 March 2014

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	#The documentor/narrator at Factor e Farm being sufficiently informed that s/he is able to provide meaningful and captivating insights throughout the process		#The documentor/narrator at Factor e Farm being sufficiently informed that s/he is able to provide meaningful and captivating insights throughout the process
	#Video recording for those who do not see the build in realtime		#Video recording for those who do not see the build in realtime

			=Potential Quality of Service (QoS) Solution=

			One method to address this is to implement QoS controls on the network. This could allow OSE to restrict certain kinds of traffic in order to reserve more bandwidth for important services. In other words, live-streaming could be given a higher priority over web browsing. [http://tomatousb.org/tut:using-tomato-s-qos-system Something like what is outlined here] would probably work.

	=Links=		=Links=
	*[[OSE Internet]]		*[[OSE Internet]]

Marcin at 16:27, 16 March 2014

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Marcin at 16:23, 16 March 2014

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	=Live Video Feeds from OSE Workshops=		=Live Video Feeds from OSE Workshops=
			For future workshops including the Microhouse Workshop (April 18-23) and Brick Press Workshop (April 25-27), we would like to involve remote collaborators in an immersive viewing experienece. There are some limits with internet bandwidth and setup that make this a challenge. Yet this challenge is worth mastering, because OSE's One Day builds are exciting and we want to push the limits of crowd collaboration. See, for example, what happened on December 18, 2012:

			<html><iframe src="https://player.vimeo.com/video/56274521" width="500" height="281" frameborder="0" webkitAllowFullScreen mozallowfullscreen allowFullScreen></iframe> <p><a href="http://vimeo.com/56274521">Merry Christmas from OSE.</a> from <a href="http://vimeo.com/opensourceecology">Open Source Ecology</a> on <a href="http://vimeo.com">Vimeo</a>.</p></html>

	Live Video Feeds from workshops are one way to generate further remote involvement in OSE's work. The issue is bandwidth. We currently have two 4Mb DSL lines at Factor e Farm. Our immersion workshops require:		Live Video Feeds from workshops are one way to generate further remote involvement in OSE's work. The issue is bandwidth. We currently have two 4Mb DSL lines at Factor e Farm. Our immersion workshops require:

Marcin at 16:20, 16 March 2014

2014-03-16T16:20:25Z

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	~~Main info on internet at [[FeF]] is at [[OSE Internet]].~~		=Live Video Feeds from OSE Workshops=

	=~~Workshop~~ Live Feeds=
	Live Video Feeds from workshops are one way to generate further remote involvement in OSE's work. The issue is bandwidth. We currently have two 4Mb DSL lines at Factor e Farm. Our immersion workshops require:		Live Video Feeds from workshops are one way to generate further remote involvement in OSE's work. The issue is bandwidth. We currently have two 4Mb DSL lines at Factor e Farm. Our immersion workshops require:

Marcin: /* Workshop Live Feeds */

2014-03-16T16:16:57Z

Workshop Live Feeds

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	#Content of the workshop being sufficiently rich and dynamic that the viewer finds significant value whenever he/she joins.		#Content of the workshop being sufficiently rich and dynamic that the viewer finds significant value whenever he/she joins.
	#The documentor/narrator being sufficiently informed that s/he is able to provide meaningful and captivating insights throughout the process		#The documentor/narrator being sufficiently informed that s/he is able to provide meaningful and captivating insights throughout the process
			#Video recording for those who do not see the build in realtime

	=Links=		=Links=
	*[[OSE Internet]]		*[[OSE Internet]]

Marcin: /* Workshop Live Feeds */

2014-03-16T16:14:16Z

Workshop Live Feeds

Marcin at 16:07, 16 March 2014

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			Main info on internet at [[FeF]] is at [[OSE Internet]].

			=Workshop Live Feeds=
			Live feeds from workshops are one way to generate further remote involvement in OSE's work. The issue is bandwidth. We currently have two 4Mb DSL lines at Factor e Farm. Our immersion workshops require:

			#Uplaods of pictures and videos in realtime to generate documentation
			#Video link for remote collaborators.

			The second part can be developed further into a platform where immersion remote involvement can happen when a person at FeF walks around with a video camera, and lets remote viewers see what is going on. Remote viewers could send instructions to the camera operator for camera angles and features to capture. Further, when the operator is highly skilled and informed about the project, an interesting narrative and documentary can be captures in realtime.

			Key to success of this would be having 2 dedicated internet lines for the immersion build events. One is used for ongoing documentation - picture and video uploads - and the second one for the narrative/documentary.

			Keys to success in making this a great experience for a number of remote viewers are:

			#Broadcast system that allows distribution to dozens of viewers in realtime
			#Bandwidth being sufficient for crisp and clear video to be transmitted
			#Content of the workshop being sufficiently 'crash course' and dynamic in nature that the viewer finds significant value throughout the program.
			#The documentor/narrator being sufficiently informed that s/he is able to provide meaningful and captivating insights throughout the process



	=Links=		=Links=
	*[[OSE Internet]]		*[[OSE Internet]]

Marcin: Created page with " =Links= *OSE Internet"

2014-03-16T15:54:20Z

Created page with " =Links= *OSE Internet"

New page

=Links=
*[[OSE Internet]]

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	=Live Video Feeds from OSE Workshops=		=Live Video Feeds from OSE Workshops=
	For future workshops including the Microhouse Workshop (April 18-23) and Brick Press Workshop (April 25-27), we would like to involve remote collaborators in an immersive viewing ~~experienece~~. There are some limits with internet bandwidth and setup that make this a challenge. Yet this challenge is worth mastering, because OSE's One Day builds are exciting and we want to push the limits of crowd collaboration. See, for example, what happened on December 18, 2012:		For future build workshops - including the Microhouse Workshop (April 18-23) and Brick Press Workshop (April 25-27) - we would like to involve remote collaborators in an immersive viewing experience. There are some limits with internet bandwidth and setup that make this a challenge. Yet this challenge is worth mastering, because OSE's One Day builds are exciting to see - and we want to push the limits of crowd collaboration. See, for example, what happened on December 18, 2012:

	<html><iframe src="https://player.vimeo.com/video/56274521" width="500" height="281" frameborder="0" webkitAllowFullScreen mozallowfullscreen allowFullScreen></iframe> <p><a href="http://vimeo.com/56274521">Merry Christmas from OSE.</a> from <a href="http://vimeo.com/opensourceecology">Open Source Ecology</a> on <a href="http://vimeo.com">Vimeo</a>.</p></html>		<html><iframe src="https://player.vimeo.com/video/56274521" width="500" height="281" frameborder="0" webkitAllowFullScreen mozallowfullscreen allowFullScreen></iframe> <p><a href="http://vimeo.com/56274521">Merry Christmas from OSE.</a> from <a href="http://vimeo.com/opensourceecology">Open Source Ecology</a> on <a href="http://vimeo.com">Vimeo</a>.</p></html>

	Live Video Feeds from workshops are one way to generate further remote involvement in OSE's work. ~~The~~ issue is bandwidth. We currently have two 4Mb DSL lines at Factor e Farm. Our immersion workshops require:		==Issues==
			Live Video Feeds from workshops are one way to generate further remote involvement in OSE's work. However, the issue is bandwidth. We currently have two 4Mb DSL lines at Factor e Farm, which are relatively stable - but when many people are using the system, it tends to bog down unexpectedly. Our immersion workshops require:

	#Uplaods of pictures and videos in realtime to generate documentation		#Uplaods of pictures and videos in realtime to generate documentation
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	The second part can be developed further into a platform where immersive, remote involvement can happen when a person at FeF walks around with a video camera, and lets remote viewers see what is going on at every step of a dynamic, parallel build process. Remote viewers could also provide feedback to the camera operator for camera angles and features to capture. Further, when the operator is highly skilled and informed about the project, an interesting narrative and documentary can be captured in realtime.		The second part can be developed further into a platform where immersive, remote involvement can happen when a person at FeF walks around with a video camera, and lets remote viewers see what is going on at every step of a dynamic, parallel build process. Remote viewers could also provide feedback to the camera operator for camera angles and features to capture. Further, when the operator is highly skilled and informed about the project, an interesting narrative and documentary can be captured in realtime.

	Key to success of this would be ~~having~~ 2 dedicated internet lines for the immersion build events. One is used for ongoing documentation - picture and video uploads - and the second one for the Live Video Feed narrative.		Key to success of this would be using the 2 dedicated internet lines for the immersion build events to the best of our capacity. This requires that we route both the internet lines to the workshop space. One is used for ongoing documentation - picture and video uploads - and the second one for the Live Video Feed narrative.

	Keys to success in making this a great experience for a number of remote viewers are:		Keys to success in making this a great experience for a number of remote viewers are:
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	#Broadcast system that allows distribution to dozens of remote viewers in realtime		#Broadcast system that allows distribution to dozens of remote viewers in realtime
	#Bandwidth being sufficient for crisp and clear video to be transmitted		#Bandwidth being sufficient for crisp and clear video to be transmitted
	#Content of the workshop being sufficiently rich and dynamic that the viewer finds significant value whenever he~~/she~~ joins.		#Content of the workshop being sufficiently rich and dynamic that the viewer finds significant value whenever s/he joins.
	#The documentor/narrator being sufficiently informed that s/he is able to provide meaningful and captivating insights throughout the process		#The documentor/narrator at Factor e Farm being sufficiently informed that s/he is able to provide meaningful and captivating insights throughout the process
	#Video recording for those who do not see the build in realtime		#Video recording for those who do not see the build in realtime

	=Links=		=Links=
	*[[OSE Internet]]		*[[OSE Internet]]

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	=Workshop Live Feeds=		=Workshop Live Feeds=
	Live ~~feeds~~ from workshops are one way to generate further remote involvement in OSE's work. The issue is bandwidth. We currently have two 4Mb DSL lines at Factor e Farm. Our immersion workshops require:		Live Video Feeds from workshops are one way to generate further remote involvement in OSE's work. The issue is bandwidth. We currently have two 4Mb DSL lines at Factor e Farm. Our immersion workshops require:

	#Uplaods of pictures and videos in realtime to generate documentation		#Uplaods of pictures and videos in realtime to generate documentation
	#Video link for ~~remote collaborators~~.		#Video link for Live Video Feeds.

	The second part can be developed further into a platform where ~~immersion~~ remote involvement can happen when a person at FeF walks around with a video camera, and lets remote viewers see what is going on. Remote viewers could ~~send instructions~~ to the camera operator for camera angles and features to capture. Further, when the operator is highly skilled and informed about the project, an interesting narrative and documentary can be ~~captures~~ in realtime.		The second part can be developed further into a platform where immersive, remote involvement can happen when a person at FeF walks around with a video camera, and lets remote viewers see what is going on at every step of a dynamic, parallel build process. Remote viewers could also provide feedback to the camera operator for camera angles and features to capture. Further, when the operator is highly skilled and informed about the project, an interesting narrative and documentary can be captured in realtime.

	Key to success of this would be having 2 dedicated internet lines for the immersion build events. One is used for ongoing documentation - picture and video uploads - and the second one for the narrative~~/documentary~~.		Key to success of this would be having 2 dedicated internet lines for the immersion build events. One is used for ongoing documentation - picture and video uploads - and the second one for the Live Video Feed narrative.

	Keys to success in making this a great experience for a number of remote viewers are:		Keys to success in making this a great experience for a number of remote viewers are:

	#Broadcast system that allows distribution to dozens of viewers in realtime		#Broadcast system that allows distribution to dozens of remote viewers in realtime
	#Bandwidth being sufficient for crisp and clear video to be transmitted		#Bandwidth being sufficient for crisp and clear video to be transmitted
	#Content of the workshop being sufficiently ~~'crash course'~~ and dynamic ~~in nature~~ that the viewer finds significant value ~~throughout the program~~.		#Content of the workshop being sufficiently rich and dynamic that the viewer finds significant value whenever he/she joins.
	#The documentor/narrator being sufficiently informed that s/he is able to provide meaningful and captivating insights throughout the process		#The documentor/narrator being sufficiently informed that s/he is able to provide meaningful and captivating insights throughout the process



	=Links=		=Links=
	*[[OSE Internet]]		*[[OSE Internet]]