rblake@efiant.com wrote:
> Does anyone know of a component that will allow me to share a desktop in a meeting? Breeze oofers a similar function but very expensive.

"BackBayChef" <how2dance_com@fakeaddressesss.com> wrote in message
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> rblake@efiant.com wrote:
> > Does anyone know of a component that will allow me to share a desktop in
a meeting? Breeze oofers a similar function but very expensive.
> Flash doesn't offere this at this time, and Macromedia has annouced that
> it will not support this feature in flashcom 2.0 for flash. Pretty
> lame, I know. It is only allowed in the breeze player.
>
> But you can at least broadcast what is on your desktop. If you get
> Camtasia, you can screen capture you screen and send it to flash as a
> live video feed, then send that feed to other computers through
> flashcom. That's the best you are going to get.
>
> --BackBayChef
> www.how2dance.com
> www.chameleon.how2dance.com

MIBtwo wrote:
> Hi BackBayChef,
>
> if you have a Flashcom Server (Developer is sufficient for testing ) go to
> www.camtasia.com and download the Camtasia Trial. Within this package there is
> a screen capture driver that acts like a webcam for the system.
> Best way to have a short test is to use the "sample_chat" application that
> comes with fcs. Just configure camtasia to do a "live screen capture and start
> that capture, that call the sample chatroom app in your webbrowser. In the
> chat, select the AV_Presence with a right clic and select camtasia scree
> capture as Camera Input device. Than everybody who connects to your chat sees
> what is going on in the captured area ( window, area or full screen ). This is
> only a short description, a better and more in deep one can be found here
> http://www.techsmith.com/products/studio/tutorials/1507.asp
>
> Hope this helps a bit.....
>
> Greets MIBtwo..
>

"MIBtwo" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Hi BackBayChef,
>
> if you have a Flashcom Server (Developer is sufficient for testing ) go
to
> www.camtasia.com and download the Camtasia Trial. Within this package
there is
> a screen capture driver that acts like a webcam for the system.
> Best way to have a short test is to use the "sample_chat" application
that
> comes with fcs. Just configure camtasia to do a "live screen capture and
start
> that capture, that call the sample chatroom app in your webbrowser. In the
> chat, select the AV_Presence with a right clic and select camtasia scree
> capture as Camera Input device. Than everybody who connects to your chat
sees
> what is going on in the captured area ( window, area or full screen ).
This is
> only a short description, a better and more in deep one can be found here
> http://www.techsmith.com/products/studio/tutorials/1507.asp
>
> Hope this helps a bit.....
>
> Greets MIBtwo..
>