Below I posted an article about live streaming webcam Second Life and this is how to do it. This guide information source is the blogwebcam.
Livestreaming Webcam Second Life
source: blogwebcam
1. Sign up for a free account at veodia.com . Veodia output can be played in Quicktime, which is the format Second Life needs.
2. Check your upload speed using. Veodia requires an upload speed of 500+ kbps . Mine is around 800, but I think it may dip under 500 every so often, so I cannot stream from home.
3. Switch on your webcam
4. Select “Start new broadcast”
5. Press “start”
6. The footage is streamed onto a web page, for which you will get a link. This link is the same each time you restart the show.
7. Find the bit of code starting with “rstp”. This changes for each show. This is the code you will need for Second Life.
8. Log in as the island owner.
9. Go to World>About Land > Media.
10. Paste the “rstp” code into the box and select “set”
11. Check in the same window to check what is set as the “default media texture”. If you have not changed it, then it should be kind of grey.
12. Create a simple media viewer by creating a cube using building tools. Add the “default media texture” as the texture on the outside of the cube.
13. Ensure that your video preferences are set to automatically play video
14. All should work. I found that veodia streams varied, and sometimes you need to restart several times (and re-paste the rstp) to get it working. I checked in the web page that the show streamed to to see whether it looked flaky.
Monday, May 25, 2009
Sunday, May 24, 2009
Tip How transmit video from your Webcam in Second Life
I was looking for news for the Blog and found this old one, but very interesting for those who like videos, and thought it was worth translating and posting it here on the blog. If anyone knows more tips I will love so publish. Please send me a comment.
Source: Blog Second Life Radar por Cláudio Ralha
You want to transfer video from your Webcam into an event in Second Life or even in your land for friends seeing you in real life? For those who have been frustrated trying the good news is that it is possible, provided of course that you have access to broadband Internet with a minimum speed of around 500 Kbps for upload (check the page of your provider because they normally only disclose the speed to download.
The procedure is relatively simple but involves the creation of a free account at Veodia web site: http://veodia.com/
This is necessary because the web service provides the output to Quicktime, the format adopted by the Second Life for video. With the account created, simply follow the steps in the tutorial presented in Webcam Blog, available at: http://www.blogwebcam.com/webcam-hardware/how-to-live-stream-from-your-webcam-into-second-life
Check the test done by the author's step by step in the video below.
Also in the You Tube, we found a second video showing how to transmit video from the webcam; however the author did not have enough upload speed to pass and was frustrated in the final, thinking it was lag unfortunately.
Source: Blog Second Life Radar por Cláudio Ralha
You want to transfer video from your Webcam into an event in Second Life or even in your land for friends seeing you in real life? For those who have been frustrated trying the good news is that it is possible, provided of course that you have access to broadband Internet with a minimum speed of around 500 Kbps for upload (check the page of your provider because they normally only disclose the speed to download.
The procedure is relatively simple but involves the creation of a free account at Veodia web site: http://veodia.com/
This is necessary because the web service provides the output to Quicktime, the format adopted by the Second Life for video. With the account created, simply follow the steps in the tutorial presented in Webcam Blog, available at: http://www.blogwebcam.com/webcam-hardware/how-to-live-stream-from-your-webcam-into-second-life
Check the test done by the author's step by step in the video below.
Also in the You Tube, we found a second video showing how to transmit video from the webcam; however the author did not have enough upload speed to pass and was frustrated in the final, thinking it was lag unfortunately.
Sunday, May 17, 2009
Monday, May 11, 2009
Sunday, May 10, 2009
Maseno II Support Show (SuperElite)
Mimmi Boa and SuperElite Agency produced another show for supporting the Maseno II project. Several dresses were auctioned for the project after the show.
Fashion Designers Challenge Show (Timeless Agency)
Timepless Agency produced a fashion show for the Fashion Designers Challenge. The event had over 100 visitors. If you are interested, the show is repeated at May, 16th, 6pm SLT: http://slurl.com/secondlife/Couture%20Boulevard/67/66/3015
Sunday, May 3, 2009
SLAG Magazine: Circus Cabaret
SLAG Magazine created a burlesque show called Circus Cabaret at May, 2nd (notice: contains some bits of nudity):
Avenue: JSP Fashion Expo: Moonstar & Serpente Signature Designs
Avenue and Just Soul Promotions produced another fashion show in their four week Fashion Expo for Moonstar & Serpente Signature Designs:
Saturday, May 2, 2009
Maseno Project Show IV by International Models Agency
IMA did a show to support Mimmi Boa's money collection for the Maseno Project. More 'one of a kind' dresses were auctioned.
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