Room with a rear view. Meeting capture in a multimedia conference room
IEEE MultimediaPublished 1 January 2000
Lynn Wilcox, Sarah Reitmeier, Ashutosh Kapuskar, Patrick Chiu
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The FX Palo Alto Laboratory combined notetaking software and behind-the-scenes network hardware to create an unobtrusive multimedia conference room that is capable of capturing a range of presentation styles.
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Using advances in audio and video technology, capturing meetings can be much more than recording slide presentations and videotaping speakers. The FX Palo Alto Laboratory combined notetaking software and behind-the-scenes network hardware to create an unobtrusive multimedia conference room that is capable of capturing a range of presentation styles.
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