Computer Hardware

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Computer Networking

It's a method of delivering an audio signal to your computer over the Internet, and differs from the "normal" method of receiving Internet audio in one important way: instead of having to download a ".wav", ".au" or other type of file completely before being able to listen to it, you hear the sound as it arrives at your computer, and therefore do not have to wait for a complete download (which would be difficult with a live broadcast anyway!).

As the data arrives it is buffered for a few seconds and then playback begins. As the audio is playing, more data is constantly arriving (or streaming), and as long as you are receiving a constant stream of data, you should hear constant audio. Obviously you'll need a soundcard, speakers (or headphones) and the appropriate software for this all to work. Think of a bucket (the buffer) with a hole in the bottom, being topped up with water (the data). As long as there is water in the bucket, it will continue to pour out of the hole, and will do this as long as there is water in the bucket. Similarly, as long as there is data in the buffer, you will continue to hear sound. Unfortunately the buffer can empty due to congestion on the Internet which may stop you from receiving data - this explains the "net congestion - rebuffering" message you may see from time to time with the RealAudio software.

Custom Software

Think about a webinar as a way to attend a conference without leaving home. Using your computer and telephone, you can hear a presentation (like a conference call) and also see the presenter's slides (watching over an internet connection). You won't be able to see the presenter or the moderator, or others attending the program -- and they won't be able to see you. (A plus if you want to attend in your pajamas!)

For most webinars you need to register ahead of time in order to reserve your space and obtain instructions for how to join the program on the scheduled day and time. Keep the email confirmation handy because you'll need the information it provides at the time of the program. The registration form might request some basic information about you, and give you the opportunity to answer some questions to help the presenters prepare for the needs and expectations of the audience.

Website Designing

Live Presentations is like Powerpoint....only better! Live Presentations is a web-enabled presentation authoring application that helps you create dazzling presentations with half the effort as before.. Live Presentations gives you several unique capabilities:

Share with anyone :
Share your presentations with anyone without worrying about application or operating system compatibilities.You can also specify "who can do what" to your presentation and change these rights dynamically.

Co-edit and present remotely:
Multiple users can edit a presentation at the same time - you can see other people's changes merged instantly.You can also make remote presentations to others with built-in support for guided navigation and annotations.

Easily build high quality presentations :
Live Presentations offer high-quality themes, animations and transitions to enable you to easily create professional presentations that will dazzle your audience.

PowerPoint import and export :
Import your PowerPoint presentations into Live Presentations and give them a makeover! Other formats such as Open Office Impress are also supported in both directions - import and export.

Integrate web components :
Live Presentations is web-enabled in both the browser and desktop modes - in addition to making your documents collaborative and ubiquitous, it leverages other web services such as Flickr, Google Translate and Twitter to enhance your presentations.

Track revisions and document actions :
Tired of playing e-mail volleyball with 20 MB PowerPoint attachments? With Live Presentations, document changes find you! Your online copy as well as all desktop copies are always up-to-date with full revision history at a slide level. You can even track who accessed your presentations and what they did.

CCTV Setup

Video on Demand (VOD) or Audio and Video on Demand (AVOD) are systems which allow users to select and watch/listen to video or audio content on demand. IPTV technology is often used to bring video on demand to televisions and personal computers.

Television VOD systems either stream content through a set-top box, a computer or other device, allowing viewing in real time, or download it to a device such as a computer, digital video recorder (also called a personal video recorder) or portable media player for viewing at any time. The majority ofcable- and telco-based television providers offer both VOD streaming, including pay-per-view and free content, whereby a user buys or selects a movie or television program and it begins to play on the television set almost instantaneously, or downloading to a DVR rented from the provider, or downloaded onto a pc, for viewing in the future. Internet television, using the Internet, is an increasingly popular form of video on demand.

Cyber Cafe

This first video below will surely wake you up. This is a provocative treatment of layering text over dialog. Text appears as every word is spoken but done in a way to accent and emphasize and highlight. Obviously I'm not recommending you do something like this for every second of your presentation, but this little piece of work is a creative, inspiring text treatment that will give you ideas for working with your own text, images, and narration.

It is worth repeating, however, that I never say we should do it like this presenter or that presenter. We have our own styles, our own needs, our own audiences. But if we want to improve our abilities in all aspects of presentation — including visual communication, which is under valued and misunderstood by the masses — then we've got to open our eyes and learn from the traditional, the classics, and the famous, as well as from the bleeding edge and the avant-garde.