Skype 'microphone' (input) set to Soundflower (2ch) Aggregate Device created, consisting of Built-In Microphone and Soundflower (2 ch.) Reason set to use the Aggregate Device; SoundflowerBed set to output to Balance.

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This tutorial solves a tricky problem – how to broadcast two video sources into a live streaming broadcast system. The example used here is you and a partner on Skype video. Requirements to be met: – Video and audio of both of you to be streamed – No lag (no more than you normally get through Skype) between the two of you so you can have a normal, fluid conversation While your audience will see you and your partner’s voice and video, and you will be able to see real time both of your video streams, your partner will,be able to hear you, but they will not be able to see you. You’re going to use Camtwist to capture a portion of your desktop. In that portion you’ll be displaying the video of your partner from Skype. The other half of that screen area will look blank to you, but in Camtwist you’ll also display picture in picture from your webcam.

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Camtwist will then be the video source that gets plugged into Ustream. Likewise you’ll use Audio Hijack Pro to combine your voice and your partners voice from Skype into a single audio source to pipe into Ustream. We’ll start by setting up Camtwist to record the screen and PIP, then we’ll set up Audio Hijack Pro to capture and launch Skype. Then we’ll go into Ustream and set the audio device to AHP and the video source to Camtwist. You’re almost there!

Now go into Ustream to your video channel and click Broadcast now. Accept the Flash request. Under Video Source choose Camtwist, and for Video choose Soundflower (2ch).

Now comes the fiddly part. Go back to Camtwist and click on Desktop under Adjust Settings and click on Select Capture Area. This will give you a rectangle that you can resize and move. Move your partner’s video screen from Skype into one half of that capture area, and resize the capture area and their video until it looks good. Don’t click Done on the capture area yet.

Now click on PIP under adjust effects, and slide the little black box around until it’s in the Capture Area too. There’s a slider at the top of that window that allows you to increase the size of your video until it matches their size. This takes a few minutes to get it just right but it’s doable as you can see above.

Double check that when you each talk you see the VU Meter above moving for both of you. Got it all set? Click Start Broadcast and you’re done!

I feel that my is going well so far. On Tuesdays, we have been using and it has been a rock solid tool. On Wednesdays, we have been using, and unfortunately, the experience has been unsatisfactory. Therefore, I have been looking for and experimenting with tools that could be used to provide audio conferencing in combination with video and image casting. Note: This tutorial is for someone wanting to set up/direct/facilitate a conversation. It is a complicated process.

I do not want to confuse my students here. Participating in such a conference is a much easier process, and participants do not need to know these setup details., and I played with. It is free, it does audio conferencing well, but is quite limited in its functionality. It does not provide for screen sharing/casting. It is not quite what I need for my students. I’ve found a solution-of-the-day which is a combination of,, and other free tools.

Using the following information, you will be able to: – stream a Skype conversation to Ustream (2 to 100 participants), – record the video and audio of the conversation, – project your screen, or portion of your screen, – broadcast video files through Ustream, and – incorporate a number of useful (and not so useful) video effects. Here is what you need: – A Mac Computer (OS X). – The latest version of and a Skype account (free). – A account (free). – from Rogue Amoeba (free).