[Fwd: Re: wineconf archives]

[Michael Cardenas]

-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Re: wineconf archives
Date: Tue, 19 Mar 2002 12:43:05 -0800 (PST)
From: Raymond Steding 
To: Michael Cardenas 
References:  

Yes. It is ok.

I think if high quality equipment were available the DVcassettes could be 
remixed and made comprehensible. I may have access to such equipment at a studio 
that I know.

Quoting Michael Cardenas :
> again, can I post this to the wine-devel list also? maybe we can get 
> some help with the transcription.
>
> I'm attaching a working summary of the conference, that will be posted
>
> to winehq.com, with the presentation files.
>
> Here are the speakers and the topics:
>
> WINE Past, Present and Future [Alexandre Julliard]*
> The wine debugger [Ulrich Weigland]*
> How To Make Fonts Look Great In Wine [ Huw Davies]*
> Package streamlining of WINE [Marcus Meissner]*
> DirectX [Ove Kaaven/ Gavriel State]*
> IActiveScript, or how jscript.dll was reimplemented using the Mozilla
> JScript engine, lots of glue, and a little bit of luck". [James
> Hatheway]*
> Beyond Trial And Error, Alternative Ways To Insure Quality Code [Patrick
> Stridvall]
> A Howto For Regression Testing [Francois Gouget]
> Wine/Windows bootup handling and documentation/end user representation
> [Andreas Mohr]
> Business Talks
>
> Macadamian - Making It As A Software House [Frederic Boulanger]*
> An Unique Commercial Application for WINE [Cadlink Technology/David
> Hawkes]*
> Wine Licensing [Transgaming/Gavriel State]*
> ReactOS - Where it's at, where it's going [ReactOS/Jason Filby]
> Corel, A Look Back [Xandros/Jeff Tranter]
> Lindows.com And WINE [Michael Robertson]
>
> Raymond Steding wrote:
> > Hello Again:
> >
> > I forgot to ask,(once you get to a computer that will play the files)
>
> if you can
> > send me the name/names, titles, companies, and subjects of the speakers
>
> in the
> > videos. I'll make a nice snapshot of the speaker and put the thumbnail
>
> up beside
> > the link.
> >
> > Note that the speakers with heavy accents are difficult to understand
>
> and the
> > speakers with no accents are easily understood. The accented speakers
>
> also
> > tended to speak softly.
> >
> > The room was the most difficult room for recording sound that I've ever
>
> been in.
> > The ceiling of the room has 2" hollow squares across it's surface. The
>
> squares
> > effectively break up all sound waves and create an almost impossible
>
> recording
> > environment.
> >
> > Had LPBN had 3 additional microphones the recordings would have been
>
> better but
> > unfortunately we haven't had the funding yet for additional
>
> microphones.
> > Some of the guests also mentioned that they were not able to hear the
>
> other
> > guests during discussion. Even with additional microphones the
>
> discussions would
> > have likely been sub standard. The existing sound recordings will have
>
> to be
> > amplified and equalized for the guest discussions.
> >
> > Alexander Juliard is even difficult to understand in the short LPBN
>
> interview
> > that is up. He was standing directly in front of the microphone at the
>
> time.
> > I'll try to transcribe his presentation, which is currently not up, to
>
> subtitles
> > once the final videos are created. If I'm not able to do the
>
> transcription his
> > presentation will not be made available. Each of the presenters has a
>
> series of
> > slides that actually work quite well with text. Would be nice to have a
>
> link the
> > each speakers slide presentation.
> >
> > Raymond Steding
> > Network Systems Engineer
> > Linux Public Broadcasting Network
> > http://www.lpbn.org/
> > Los Angeles, CA
> > 818 782-1464
> > 310 994-3779