[antlr-interest] lecture audio versus video

[Terence Parr]

Folks,

Some of you have been listening to the lecture audios from my language 
course this Spring and I'm wondering if that is satisfactory or would 
streaming video be much better.

Apparently, I can get a realnetworks.com server for linux that will 
push out video for free since it would be such low user/bandwidth 
volume.  I can probably get the university to send a human to each 
class to video and then I can edit the DV tape on my Mac and push to a 
linux server.  Anybody know anything about this or have opinions about 
real's codecs?

Heck, I might just do some random lectures about various antlr topics 
and post them.

Terence
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Co-founder, http://www.jguru.com
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Lecturer in Comp. Sci., University of San Francisco


 

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