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June 29, 2011

Is there a free program or other way that I can record streaming audio like a webinar?

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Question by Willy Bobs: Is there a free program or other way that I can record streaming audio like a webinar?
I will be attending an online seminar (webinar) for my company and would like to record it. Was wondering if there was a free program, like Real Player or maybe WMP that can record the flowing audio from it.Thanks in advance for your help.Thanks.

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Answer by The Drum King!
Well NCH Soundtap is the best software i know of, but it’s not free… But there is a DEMO.http://www.nch.com.au/soundtap/index.html

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June 27, 2011

Where can I find webinar software that will integrate with my website? Video/audio/PowerPoint a big plus.?

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Question by Donovan Niesen: Where can I find webinar software that will integrate with my website? Video/audio/PowerPoint a big plus.?

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Answer by Ppted
Moyea Web Player, http://www.moyeamedia.com/web-player/helps u create flash videos that can play well on the Web.

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June 26, 2011

What is the right projector for video conferencing in an educational institute?

Filed under: Video Conferencing — Tags: Conferencing, educational, institute, projector, right, Video — @ 6:28 am

Question by S: What is the right projector for video conferencing in an educational institute?
We are an educational institute and need to set up a video conferencing unit for VC classes. Our budget for the projector is Rs.50,000. What is the best projector that would suit our requirement? Room size is 17 ft by 10ft and will seat around 20 people.

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Answer by Bryan
You can invest in your own video conferencing equipment. But a less expensive option would be to utilize the services of a video conference service provider. You can save on costs without compromising on project/sound quality. Check expose the conference call service providers in your city for more information.

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June 24, 2011

Any software suggestions for recording a Webinar?

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Question by D_Icon: Any software suggestions for recording a Webinar?
I need a piece of software to record a webinar I’ll be viewing shortly. I have a Mac computer, any suggestions?Helpful answers only, please…

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Answer by Big C
The reason you know nothing about it isn’t your fault… you’re an Apple User.Ask the person hosting the webinar. They can provide you with it.ADD: Helpful only? You seriously don’t realize that the ENTIRE webinar is recorded by the software used to host it and that it can be distributed? Poor non-computer user..

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June 22, 2011

Q&A: How many people attend paid and free webinar?

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Question by Vishal: How many people attend paid and free webinar?
I am working for a Media company and now want to add new services. My company is basically in Business relating publishing, and organizes business events as good. So, I want to know how many people do really been paid webinar? And, what can be the maximum and minimum cost per ticket?

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Answer by jwishz
I attend a free webinar. It doesn’t cost anythinhg. It is free

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June 21, 2011

Would a webinar on building business credit in the US be of interest to you?

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Question by schroeder85306: Would a webinar on building business credit in the US be of interest to you?
Did you know that if built correctly a business is basically unlimited on the amount of credit it have? I am wondering if there is enough interest on building your business credit out there to doing marketing my webinar worth while.

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Answer by Initial Underwriting Group
A true business credit card is a line of ascribed that is taken in the name of the business, under the business’ credit. Activity, whether good or bad, is reflected on your business’ credit report through D&B and other financial institutions, and the liability for any debts incurred and bills owed is with the business.However, some companion out there offer “business” credit card which they require a person guarantee for. These institutions will often ask for a personal guarantee, and will almost always ask for a social security number from the person applying for the card. If this is the case, the credit card is not a business credit card, but is simply a personal credit teased which is used for the business. The business is not liable for bills and debts – you are.When applying for a credit card for your business, watch imparting for areas asking for your SSN (and not your TaxID or EIN) and be wary of any credit card that asks for a personal guarantee. By ensuring that your credit card is in the name of your business, you tin help to build your business’ assigning, while avoiding creating problems with your own.Many companies offer a list of credit carded that are issued under the business name merely. Those lists typically run $ 300-$ 900, depending on the quality of the information enquire. I would suggest starting your search online via google or yahoo. Search for “strong business credit” (just like that in quotes) to find services that sell the information.Good luck,Ilya BodnerSmall Business OwnerInitial Underwriting Group

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June 19, 2011

Video Conferencing?

Filed under: Video Conferencing — Tags: Conferencing, Video — @ 10:24 am

Question by [Insert Name Here]: Video Conferencing?
OK, I own a business. I live in Atlanta, and my business partner is in Los Angles. We often have conference over the phone. I saw on a TV show, Runs House to be exact where the girls purchased a conferencing system to use on their TV. Where can I get something like that so my partner and I can chat, and we can see each other face to face. I don’t want to use my laptop.

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Answer by luke.reimer
You would need to purchase a product that allows this to occur. It’s a little box that goes on your TV and requires an internet cable (ethernet). It also plugs into your TV. It has a built in camera and microphone.. They run for about 300 bucks or so – but you could find some cheaper possibly on ebay or elsewhere online. Check this web site out for an example: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/,2817,893701,00.asp

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June 17, 2011

What is the best way to install video conferencing for a conference room?

Filed under: Video Conferencing — Tags: best, conference, Conferencing, install, room, Video — @ 5:34 pm

Question by AlwaysLearning: What is the best way to install video conferencing for a conference room?
I have a previous Victorian house (8000 sq. ft.) multiple office conversion that I would like to add video conferencing abilities the conference rooms, there will be 2 conferencing rooms, one on the third floor and one on the first floor. The one room is roughly 20 by 35 and the other is 16 by 25. Is a projector better than a LCD Displays, Is there a system that reasonable priced and offers enough have. Thank you.

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Answer by Mainer_in_SiliconValley
I like LCD better. You need to decide if you’re going to put blackout drapes in the room as sun coming in the window will wash out your display. If you don’t want to pay for blackout drapes – then make sure whatever you choose it will be bright plenty to see well with what light does come into the room. Second and perhaps more important is the level-headed system. Be sure to choose quality microphones that pick up look well and transmit as much frequency as possible of populate’ speech. You desiring to avoid losing the emotion/intonation as that is very important information. And get good speakers.

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June 16, 2011

Webinar Presented by Two Web Conferencing Veterans – ‘Running Your Own Webinar: A Step by Step Guide for Success’, 3/31/09, 1pm ET

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Webinar Presented by Two Web Conferencing Veterans – ‘Running Your Own Webinar: A Step by Step Guide for Success’, 3/31/09, 1pm ET

Arlington, MA (PRWEB) March 25, 2009

A free Webinar about…Webinars! Offered online Tuesday, March 31st at 1pm ET. Presented by Rich Baker, CEO of Glance Networks, and Brian Walkey, President of MeetingZone. Registration is now available.

This free Webinar is a must-see for ANY small or medium-sized business looking to leverage the powerful new medium of Webinars effectively.

A Webinar is simply a web seminar — and today they’re a big factor in any marketing mix. Attendees can see your presentations, charts, and more, in real time, from anywhere in the world. This new technology is full of possibilities…IF you’ve been armed with the right skills.

This definitive training session will explore the Top Ten Things You Can Do With A Webinar, Recruiting Presenters, Registering Participants, Promoting Your Webinar, Preparing Content, Hosting, Audio, Moderating and Presenting, Recording And Posting, and Followup Communications. In one highly engaging hour of learning, attendees will be transformed into “Webinar Pros.”

Presented by Rich Baker, CEO and Founder of Glance Networks, makers of the one-click desktop sharing tool used for web conferences, webinars, and product demos; and Brian Walkey, President of MeetingZone North America, offering audio conferencing.

The Webinar is free and takes place on your computer – anyone can sign up, but do it now while space is still available. Sign up and receive an URL and the phone number to join the session in one click.

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June 14, 2011

Solutionz Conferencing & Polycom Offers ?Polycom or Web Video Conferencing Solutions?? Webinar

Filed under: Video Conferencing — Tags: Conferencing, Offers, Polycom, Solutions, Solutionz, Video, webinar — @ 7:34 am

Solutionz Conferencing & Polycom Offers “Polycom or Web Video Conferencing Solutions?” Webinar

Brentwood, CA (Vocus) March 9, 2010

Solutionz Conferencing, Inc., a leading total conferencing provider of video conferencing, audio visual integrations, managed services, and grant services, will be co-hosting a webinar with Polycom on “Polycom or Web Video Conferencing Solutions?” on Wednesday, March 10th at 11:00AM PST.

Featuring key note speaker, Polycom Sr. Product Marketing Manager, VSG, Marty Sexton, the “Polycom or Web Video Conferencing Solutions?” Webinar will discuss the constant struggle organizations worldwide are having from a cost perspective of whether to choose a high-end video conferencing solution like Polycom or a run-of-the-mill, low-quality web-based desktop video application. Join Solutionz and Polycom to explore:

Visual communication offerings specifically for your mobile workforce The difference between free, low-quality desktop video applications (e.g., Skype) and high-end video solutions (e.g., Polycom) Applications that truly provide a secure, scalable, and high-quality experience for entire workforces Industry trends for video conferencing and how up and coming workforces have adopted video in their work and personal lives For more information on why your organization should go with Polycom over web-based video conference applications, register for the Webinar today!

About Solutionz:
Solutionz Conferencing, Inc. is a nationwide total conferencing provider specializing in end-to-end video and voice communications, audio visual integration, managed services, and grant services, delivering the promise of face-to-face meetings regardless of distance.

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