ogaugeguy posted:MartyE posted:While there is no specific mention of streaming, video is allowed Purple, and Orange as well as the modular layouts so beside the fact that you are sending it out live, as long as you don't interfere with the normal flow of the meet I can't see it being an issue.
Have you yourself, Marty, considered using that technological video streaming platform to reprise those very helpful sessions you once held at York? By doing so, you could interact with a far reaching group of folks already in our hobby who could be made aware of your streams via posts on this and other forums you post on. Such video podcasting or live video streams might also encourage both newbie O gaugers and those casual "holiday time" visitors to this and other model railroad forums to become activeand integral year round members of our hobby.
We have been video recording our Legacy meetings and putting them on YouTube for years. This is nothing new to us. The problem with interacting during a meeting is trying to split time between the live audience and the streaming audience as well as connection issues. It also takes a lot of work if you want to properly incorporate slides, demo props, and other media into the program. If you are just streaming as you walk through the halls or a locked off interview that lends itself better to the York show.
I would object to anyone running around with a camera getting in the way, disrupting the flow of traffic, the flow of the meet, and being obnoxious while doing so. Unfortunately some people don't know when they are being obnoxious.
A locked off shot at a booth would not be bad or a person who understands when and where they should stream. Train World already does a lot of videos from York on Facebook.
