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By Surendar Chandra, on August 31st, 2012
Excerpt; with permission from FXPAL Blog
We are happy to announce that we have open sourced DisplayCast using a liberal NewBSD license. DisplayCast is a high performance screen sharing system designed for Intranets. It supports real time multiuser screen sharing across Windows 7, Mac OS X (10.6+) and iOS devices. → Read More: Open sourcing DisplayCast
By Gene Golovchinsky, on April 21st, 2011
Excerpt; with permission from FXPAL Blog
By Scott Carter, on November 15th, 2010
Excerpt; with permission from FXPAL Blog
mVideoCast lets people communicate meaningful video content from mobile phones while semi-automatically removing extraneous details. → Read More: mVideoCast: Mobile, real time ROI detection and streaming
By Surendar Chandra, on November 11th, 2010
Excerpt; with permission from FXPAL Blog
Google just released a YouTube remote control app that allows one to seamlessly continue watching a YouTube video from the Android phone to the YouTube Leanback system (and back). Leanback provides a relaxing way to access YouTube contents on a large screen such as on a Google TV or on a desktop screen. Leanback continually picks [...] → Read More: Lean back with YouTube and Android
By Gene Golovchinsky, on November 5th, 2010
Excerpt; with permission from FXPAL Blog
Somebody named ITALONSOG posted a video that describes the motivation and some of the approach to real-time video capture implemented in NudgeCam, which John Adcock wrote about earlier. The video, set to Usher’s OMG (feat. Will.I.Am), consists of stills with Spanish text and some nifty “high-tech” backgrounds, and features a mug shot of FXPALer John [...] → Read More: NudgeCam.I.Am
By John Adcock, on October 19th, 2010
Excerpt; with permission from FXPAL Blog
FXPAL has a few papers appearing at the upcoming ACM Multimedia Conference in Firenze, Italy. Among them is NudgeCam, which was recently featured in an article on MIT’s Technology Review. → Read More: Active capture at ACM MM 2010
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