Live video in presentation

I'd like to be able to show live video in a Keynote slide. That is, with my iSight camera hooked up, I want to show a KN slide w/live pictures. I will be demonstrating something on a table top and want it to show up on the screen for all to see. Is there any way to do that?
Thanks.
Tim

Actually, Broadcaster makes one, and it's the movie you'd then stick on your website to do live streaming. Instead, put this movie on your slide. It will give you a live feed from whatever your source is for the broadcaster...but again, you'll get about a 3 second delay, no matter how fast your computer is.

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Hey guys,
i hope you understand my question:
I know, that the Socialize webcam got a feature, you are able to create live videos while a picture / (powerpoint) presentation is running. So you can talk next to the presentation and everybody see you in a small window in the right edge of the video. Does this function run with theOptia AF II, too?
Thanks for help.
Greets, misorx

Harm Millaard wrote:
Can't be done. You can't capture from that camera, only import, it can't be done live and it can't be streamed live in Flash format.
Even if I have a HDMI output port and a\v output?
If so what kind of equipment do I need to do the job properly?

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Is it possible to insert live video and audio from a webcam into a Keynote presentation? I would like to bring a remote participant into a presentation.

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Recently my Macbook Pro (June 2011, i7, 8gb RAM, 512gb SSD, AMD Radeon 6750, Mountain Lion - since July - currently 10.8.2) has been presenting me with an array of problems, usually initiated when I am streaming live video. I was streaming Time Warner Cable on 12/9 and it gave me what looked like the blue screen of death. It started up after about five attempts that time. The other day, after about a week of not using the computer, it wouldn't boot past the grey screen. I (option) started it and it gave me two boot choices, the regular HD and a "10.8 restore" option. The HD gave me the grey screen and the restore option gave me the dark blue screen. I reset PRAM and that didn't work. After a force (x) start it worked. Today, I was using "Watch ESPN" and the screen froze and the computer did some kind of repeating RAM beep or something. I rebooted and it started up fine. I'm not watching any videos anymore, but this is a problem since the primary purpose for my mbp is video editing. I'm still under AppleCare but I find more solid answers in the forums or at least better questions for the AppleCare people.
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I'm not really sure what method that person was talking about. I just read he had a successful install so I posted it.
But I'll hazard a guess
1. copy your entire drive to a backup drive
2. boot into that drive and test it out - make sure its a flawless backup, it works, and the hard drive has no problems
3. eject that drive, disconnect it and reboot into the leopard install dvd
4. erase your main hard drive using disc utilities on the leopard install dvd -- you've made a backup, made sure that backup was good, and disconnected it so it's currently safely disconnected from the leopard install you're about to do. Also, on the hard drive you're erasing and installing leopard on to, many people recommend "Zeroing" it as well as erasing it. That option is part of the erase function in disc utilities on the leopard install disc.
5. do a clean install of leopard
6. follow step 4 from that original post exactly as that person described to do.
7. read the rest of what they said
That's pretty much it. With the backup/erase/clean install/import/ you pretty much get everything you need exactly the way you want it with very few things missing -- and you've done this over a clean install. Plus that poster did mention that you can select what you want to import from your backup hard drive.
It sounds like its a "clean install" method that gives you control via "import from machine" option in the installer. Control over what parts of your "old mac" you want to import into your "new leopard mac".
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Is there a way to use Illustrator to draw over a live video feed coming from my microscope?

Hi, we use illustrator to draw (trace) over static images of mite specimens taken under a microscope. Although this works, it would be much better to be able to draw directly from the live video feed coming from my microscope. The specimens are dead, so they are not moving around, however, we need to focus down through the specimen in order to see all details. We normally take montage images, but because the specimens are clear there are many artifacts present and we frequently have to consult the specimen under the microscope to double check things. My students and I have hundreds of drawings to complete and are looking for a way to streamline the process. If we could avoid making montage images and draw direct from the video feed, it would revolutionize the way we approach our research. Is there a way to display the video feed and then overlay Illustrator so that we can directly trace over the image (we use a Wacom tablet, but that shouldn't make a difference) so we can focus at different levels and draw the entire organism?
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Maybe it's possible to have live video in Illustrator, but you would most certainly need to write your own plugin.
So this community would be suitable:
http://forums.adobe.com/community/illustrator/illustrator_sdk?view=discussions

Live Video Broadcasting

We have a quarterly Town Hall event we set-up. We have an audience of about 100 employees at our local corporate office. We would like to broadcast a live video stream of the presenters as well as have the presentation available on the screen. We have another 100+ employees that watch this over the web.
We've been using WebEx Training Center for this, but it's limited in the camera and audio options, and a webcam is just not cutting it anymore.
I want to preface that I'm a PC guy, but we're slowly adopting Apple technology into our company (15 iPhones, 60+ iPads, some MacPro servers for designers, and a couple of MacMinis and MacBooks for testing).
I've done some research and see that Quicktime Broadcaster might be what we're looking for, but I'm hoping the community might be able to help us figure out exactly what we might need.
We'd like the production and end-user experience to be very similar to the Apple Keynote that they do at WWDC every year, but simpler.
HD Video Camera - We only need 1 Camera Angle, however we want the ability to zoom, get HD quality, and have it be a non-web cam, Professional camera.
Audio - We need this for the live stream, recording of the event, and then local amplification for the audience
Lighting - I don't know a ton about this, but we would need some lighting for the presenters to "look better" on the feed.
Teleprompter - We don't need these so people can read from them, but rather we need them to display a timer so the presenters don't go over their alloted presentation time. We frequently go 20-30 mins over our scheduled times.
Presentation - We have a PowerPoint deck that would need to be presented along with the video feed.
Other devices - Occassionally, we'll need to connect an Apple TV to display something from an ipad, etc. and we'll want that to be streamed as well.
That's it in a nutshell. I'm an AV geek, and have had a lot of experience setting up basic video productions in the past. I've used various apps like Finalcut, Sony Vegas, etc. to do post production, but never any software for live broadcast stuff.
I'm thinking it might be better to get a consultant in here to help us set up a system, but if my team of 7 can do it ourselves, we'd rather.
Any help you can offer would be great. I'm open to using Apple technology obviously, which is why I'm posting here. And if anyone knows how Apple does their live WWDC Keynote streaming, that would be a great benchmark to use.
Thanks,
David Jackson
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Ummm, the same way you broadcast a video file.
You feed the DataSource associated with your web cam through a Processor, program the Processor's tracks to output the encoding you want, and then you send that out via RTP.
And on the receiving end, nothing changes from the video file.

Live video from isight embedded into keynote slide

I have been trying to figure out how to embed live video from my isight camera into keynote. I have tried creating a stream from quicktime broadcaster and import the .sbp file into keynote, but it will not except the stream file. I did not know if there was another way to do it besides the stream or if perhaps I could use another program to help input the video.
My ultimate goal is to be able to present slides and have a live video from my isight during the slideshow on one of the slides. I guess if there is some other way to get both the slideshow presentation and video on the presentation screen without any program headings, in a clean fashion, that would be acceptable too; even if a different program was handling the video and it wasn't technically embedded.

Cool, I can see me using this - need to properly test with http://b-l-a-c-k-o-p.com/CamCamX.html#upgrade
this allows you to choose video sources to play - so i'm betting it will allow video cameras to be used - so it ought to be possible to do live demos/illustrate slides with 3d objects etc ... cool - suspect voice syncing still might be an issue. And KN record doesn't work properly if you have a live movie - it just shows the camera content that's live ... (if you follow me...)
PS Almost forgot - it will do one of the things I was so desperate to achieve: It would allow you to have a window on the screen with a live feed of a signer for those who use BSL and other sign languages - that's really important. And if you needed to you could use two projectors (see other thread on multiple screens) and put the signer on a nicely designed screen all of their own. WOW!!!
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Insert live video feed in Keynote

Hello,
How could I insert a live video feed in a running Keynote presentation ?
Source could be webcam, iPhone video output, etc.
I'd like to keep the background of the Keynote presentation while the live video plays on top.
Thx for your help.
Benoit

Here's how I got it working today (slight modifications to Unami's guide):
1) Install Quartz Composer (it comes with the XCode Developement Utilities on your OSX installation disc)
*2) Download the KinemeCore ( http://kineme.net/files/release/KinemeCore/KinemeCore-0.5.1bInstaller.pkg.zip ) and install.
3) Open Quartz Composer and create a blank composition.
*4) Click on the KinemaCore menu in the top menu (between Window and Help) and select KinemaCore Preferences. Click on the Unsafe Mode tab. For each of the required applications on the left, check "Safe" for Video Input on the right. (I checked Video Input as "Safe" for every application, just in case.)
5) Open the Patch Library, then add a "Video Input" and a "Billboard" patch
( To select another than the default video input device, select the Video Input patch, open the Patch Inspector and change the input device in the Settings tab )
6) Connect the "Image" output of the Video Input Patch to the "Image" input of the "Billboard" Patch (click and drag from the white dot next to "Image")
7) Save this composition and close Quartz Composer
8) Now, open Keynote and drag the .qtz file you just saved into your presentation
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Selecting the best live video production set up!

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I would really like to be at a professional level but keep the budget at a doable amount.
I have been having trouble searching this online.
I would really appreciate the opinions of any professionals in video production at this level.
I will be giving recommendations to purchase the necessary equipment and software for this endeavor.
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I am having trouble finding a consultant in my area.
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With Mac I know scalability is no an issue. With the other needed equipment I'm not so sure. I have to start fairly small and add to the set up as I go.
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Can stream movies; cannot stream live video to Apple TV

Hi all,
I have a new Apple TV and a 3rd generation iPad. I can stream movies to the Apple TV, but I can't stream live video (through Camera app), nor can I stream or mirror presentations from Keynote. I'm at a loss. Any suggestions?
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John

Nevermind- figured it out. Streaming movies does not require you to activate mirroring. Presenting Keynote presentations and live video DOES! Duh....

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I'm putting together a live video solution for someone, and looking into Visual Communicator as an option.
Does anyone know if it's possible to take a number of webcam inputs (four, for example) into the computer, record all the streams individually as they are to hard disk, but also live switch the inputs out to a screen?
Most solutions I'm finding can only record the live-switched/edited stream. I need to record them as they are (four separate complete streams) but also output to a projector a live-switched version.
Anyone know is this is possible?
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Welcome to our community, Steve
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Click here to visit the Screen Monkey site
I've been using Screen Monkey quite successfully at the church I attend and volunteer by operating the media PC. Granted, I'm only switching between a single camera feed and PowerPoint presentation, but if you had multiple video streams I believe Screen Monkey would allow you to manage that too.
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Can I connect an external video camera to a mac book pro for viewing live video so I don't have to use the little screen on the camera?

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