Il 08/08/19 08:04, Mikael Abrahamsson ha scritto:
On Thu, 8 Aug 2019, Benjamin Kaduk wrote:
https://mailarchive.ietf.org/arch/msg/wgchairs/QVQYvAwzLatK_v2oPxTpctu8l9A
seems to indicate that the recordings still exist, though not how to
navigate to them.
That still seems to incorporate something that looks like the youtube
video, but with transcript. What I am referring to was a functionality
where it was possible to look at the meetecho recording in an identical
fashion as in real-time, with two separate video feeds plus the jabber
room all playing the recording as it would have been in realtime, with
chat messages popping up as the meeting progressed.
The "Meetecho recordings", i.e., the once accessible from the agenda
site by clicking on the M-shaped icon
(https://datatracker.ietf.org/meeting/105/agenda/) do pop up chat
messages as they happened during the session. The only thing missing is
the two separate video feeds, as the IETF chose to rely on YouTube for
that as they didn't want to host all videos and serve them to people
from IETF servers. YouTube is great at that, and also gives us some
useful additional features, e.g.,:
- transcripts are automatically generated, which can be very useful for
preparing minutes;
- uploaded videos are automatically scaled to different sizes in order
to accommodate different clients bandwidth (if you have less bandwidth
you get a smaller video).
