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Main => General Discussion Board. => Topic started by: RayS on June 27, 2016, 01:48:40 PM
Inspired by none other than Mr. Bob Reed, I've taken to streaming my own sim build/flights.
On my feed, I have mixed several sources (Ambient sound, engines, Intercom (Me) and ATC.)
As several folks have watched these streams I thought "Wouldn't it be cool if the audience could also talk to the pilot(s) in real time?"
I think it can be done by using a web-based Teamspeak service... (Being careful of course to make sure any feedback doesn't reach epic proportions as to accidentally nuke the fine city of Seattle... or worse..)
Thoughts?
I am in!!
Me too.
After initial cabling and testing (Thanks, James!) no one lost their hearing so I think we might have a working configuration. Need to replace 1 cable with the correct type (Intercom doesn't like mono inputs on the REC IN jack)
I plan on a few fam flights this week so hopefully, I'll have some virtual passengers! I have a Teamspeak server set up with up to 6 client connections available. We'll see how it goes.
(The diagram below is probably the most documentation I've ever done on my sim...)
I just wish we did not have this huge time thing to deal with. Oh well... I will be on some of them.
As I being one of those people who have watched your flights into KSEA, i think that would be way cool. Based on what Bob and you both have done, it inspired me to get a HD webcam and set one up for my sim!
...maybe a Stream Forum is in order?
Bob/Trevor? :-)