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8 December 2018 at 10:08 pm #580361Nick JamesParticipant
Thanks for the feedback. It sounds as if it worked pretty well.
8 December 2018 at 10:33 pm #580362Martin LewisParticipantThe live streaming worked really well for me and allowed me to enjoy a meeting that I had booked for but was unable to attend. Great innovation which I hope will be extended to future meetings. Thanks to those organising this.
Martin
9 December 2018 at 8:49 am #580363Mr Leonard EntwisleParticipantWorked well here in the Yorkshire borderland and much appreciated bit of astronomy as the wind and rain battered the house windows. Please repeat for some of the major meets if it can be done as efficiently/smoothly.
9 December 2018 at 11:19 am #580364Andrew RobertsonParticipantIt worked very well. I managed to catch the last bit (Sky notes.)
Andrew
9 December 2018 at 11:40 am #580365Callum PotterKeymasterMany thanks for the feedback on the livestream – this was just the second time the IoP tech team had done this form their new HQ and a first for the BAA.
Sorry if finding the link was a little tricky (thanks Lars for posting) – we’ll take this as a learning point for the future.
Everyone – have a very Merry Chrsitmas.
Callum
9 December 2018 at 12:29 pm #580366Gary PoynerParticipantNow now James. We had to give Nick something interesting to talk about!
Just like to thank the BAA for putting on another excellent Christmas meeting. Thank you all for your hard work and well done!
The IOP is a terrific venue, and I look forward to more meetings there in the future.
Gary
9 December 2018 at 1:54 pm #580367Peter MulliganParticipantWhat an enjoyable experience watching the meeting live, I enjoyed the Titan lecture and Sky notes. There was a bit of pixilation now and then but nothing serious. The sound was loud and clear. I hope future meetings are broadcast live giving members who can’t attend the event the chance to watch.
9 December 2018 at 5:11 pm #580368Nick JamesParticipantWe’ll certainly try to do this again when we have the opportunity. I’ve just watched a few clips from the meeting on Youtube and the quality is very good. This was a learning experience for us but it worked well and we had around 30 people watching the livestream.
We could livestream this meeting because that the IoP had the facilities and expertise to provide a very good user experience. This is not the case at our other venues. Hopefully we’ll be back at the IoP soon so that we can do this again and, hopefully, some of the other venues we use would be able to offer this in the future.
Thanks again to the IoP for hosting the meeting and to Hazel Collett for the excellent organisation.
Happy Christmas and look out for that comet (and those meteors and variable stars).
Nick.
9 December 2018 at 6:03 pm #580369Lars LindhardParticipantI liked this meeting – my first live meeting in BAA – and look forward to next time.
Lars
9 December 2018 at 6:17 pm #580370Ronan NewmanParticipantHi to the group.
Hello again to Nick, its been a while since the Mayo Dark Sky Festival you attended and spoke twice at in 2016, thanks also for using my photo in your December Highlights talk at the IOP. Was a surprise but nice to see my photo being used in your talk. Thank again
I would be delighted to present my new and in depth talk about Noctilucent Clouds to any English Astronomy Society if asked.
Great Forum and great to be a member of the BAA.
Off now to go observing…Thanks
Ronan Newman
9 December 2018 at 9:45 pm #580371Nick JamesParticipantHi Ronan. Glad you enjoyed the meeting watching from the west of Ireland. Yes I remember the wonderfully dark skies in Mayo and I hope you’re getting a great view of 46P when the weather cooperates.
9 December 2018 at 9:47 pm #580372Nick JamesParticipantLars. Glad you enjoyed it and found it useful. It’s certainly something that we want to do again when we can.
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