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> In principle that would be a better option. In practice you need to be > really really sure that you can simply mix the two formats in to a final > output. > > Mixing PC-video and camera-video successfully together has a reputation > for being difficult. All to do with frame rates and interlacing modes > of which I have zero understanding. The other issue being that modern > video projectors are very good at coping with having a multitude of PCs > & Macs plugged in to them, working out the resolution etc. and > displaying a quality image. I am sceptical of finding some video > editing software that is so forgiving. A library on campus is purchasing the Mediasite portable webcasting setup, which is sneezy-expensive if pretty cool. It would be interesting to see if it really works, and how well, and how easily, and if so, this being a library conference... K.G. Schneider