I love live streaming stuff

At 7 am...the roofers arrive for their second day of replacing the shingles. SEVEN o'clock in the morning....c'monnn guys.....I don't get up before 8 anymore. Sharon's pissy...the dog is cowering under the blankets....cats have run off again.

Progress is never without some inconvenience, eh......we are going to have a large skylight put over the bathroom,too. One that is waaaay too big for the winters/snow we get, at least according to some, but....the light will be great after we re-do the bathroom.










Every so often I come across something that just blows me away. This is one of those things. 




http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/okeanos/media/exstream/exstream.html

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Troubleshooting the Audio & Video Feeds

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Troubleshooting the Audio and Video Feeds

Note regarding audio: Live video is streaming off the ship with audio from the ROV pilots and audio from the ship-to-shore science conversation. To hear more or less of one of these conversations, adjust the audio settings on your computer to shift the balance right or left, for more science and less pilots or vice versa. On a PC, you can do this through the "speaker/headphones" properties, which can be accessed by clicking on the speaker icon (next to the the clock) and then clicking on the "Levels" tab or by going to your Control Panel, selecting "Hardware and Sound," and selecting "Sound." On a Mac, select System Preferences, Sound, and Output.

You may need to download the Flash browser plugin to view the video feed. If this stream does not play, please try the following temporary fix:

1. Right-click on the player window and select "Settings"
2. Select the TV icon at the lower left of the settings menu.
3. Uncheck the "Enable Hardware acceleration" checkbox
4. Refresh the page.

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You are watching Stream 1 broadcast from the Okeanos Explorer from July 8 to August 17 as a team of scientists and technicians both at sea and on shore conduct exploratory investigations on the diversity and distribution of deep-sea habitats and marine life along the Northeast U.S. Canyons and at Mytilus Seamount. What is being shown on the video stream may change depending on the exploration and operations at hand; check the table below for information about the current display and/or the status updates above for information about operations.

Starboard ROBO Camera.		Port ROBO Camera.		Camera view from the Deep Discoverer ROV.		Camera view from the Seirios Camera Sled.
Multibeam Acquisition Computer Screen.		Quad view from Okeanos Explorer.		Control Room Camera.		Dry Lab Camera.

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