In principle, yes. In practice there is a great deal of work in extracting useful stuff like this. I have some embryonic plans, but I'm making no promises. Very happy to work with you for maximum impact.
Sent from my tablet On Oct 29, 2012 2:07 PM, "Sally Khudairi" <sallykhuda...@yahoo.com> wrote: > Thanks, Ross. > > Any chance we can post some or all or select highlights of talks on the > WAR's YouTube account? > > [From the mobile; kindly excuse spelling/spacing/auto-correct anomalies] > > ----- Reply message ----- > From: "Ross Gardler" <rgard...@opendirective.com> > To: <con...@apache.org> > Cc: <dev@community.apache.org>, <bo...@apache.org> > Subject: Video recording at ApacheCon EU > Date: Mon, Oct 29, 2012 9:20 AM > > > In the last board meeting I was asked if we could re-instate the plan to > record all sessions at ACEU now that it looked to be in good financial > health. > > Paul has kindly got a quote for us from the arena and they will do us HD > video of all 6 tracks for circa €15000 (exc. VAT). We can afford this in > the current budget projects since Nick and co have managed to sell the > conference out (well done folks). Furthermore the ASF money we earmarked is > currently unspent. I have asked Nick, as conference chair, to approve this > and have indicated that I will take responsibility for it in the unlikely > event that we need to dip into ASF funds to pay for it (on the assumption > that the board are still comfortable with the budget approved for ConCom). > > I also indicated that the ComDev PMC will take responsibility for use of > the video after the event. This is *just* recording the video and audio. > There is no post-production work included in this price. My current > thinking is that we will simply make the video available to the appropriate > PMCs and they can do whatever post-processing they want to do. It is > possible that the ComDev PMC will do some limited post-production but I'm > not going to commit to that right now since that would be a voluntary > effort. > > Nick has not yet given his approval so there is still time to ask us to > slow down on this, but not much since the event is next week. Contracts > will be changing hands with NewThinking soon. > > Ross > > Ross Gardler (@rgardler) > OpenDirective > http://opendirective.com > > >
