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[buddhaa]

Hey, im sure like me alot of you got shut out of the beta iclips test, but did any of you get the invite?? Id really like to know what it is.  Im thinking that its the idea i wish they had a few years ago in which you can select whatever camera you want to go whenever you want. Like if you only want the light show stay at the back camera or you can just watch one person in the band and such. Be your own editor.  Thats the only thing i can really think of that the "interactive" part could be.

[Jidi]

I'll let you know.  I hope its half as cool as what you said.  from kb's response it looks like its some kind of facebook app.

[canes101190]

I was invited. The app sort of reminds me of Turntable.fm, so I imagine it's sort of like that except with a stream. Should be fun tonight.

[buddhaa]

is it audio only?

[HelenKellerWilliams]

Post screenshots if you get a chance

[Jidi]

I haven't gotten a response from the streamjam people with my ticket number...

others?

[andrew4bama]

Is this what it is? https://www.streamjam.com/

[BrockSamson]

I love the idea of the camera choice thing. I would leave it at full stage view at all times unless there is a solo or something where i want to key in on someone. If this beta thing isn't that then lets get a movement to get that going on over there

[buddhaa]

i definitely dont think they are taking my idea

[SANDandHEAT]

i definitely dont think they are taking my idea

i love the idea, but i feel like it would take a lot more bandwidth.  i don't know a lot about computers, but i imagine that may not be feasible.

[Jidi]

did people like this?  curious what others though

[wizardburialwalk]

I love the idea of the camera choice thing. I would leave it at full stage view at all times unless there is a solo or something where i want to key in on someone. If this beta thing isn't that then lets get a movement to get that going on over there

Absolutely love this idea, too. I hate most concert videography with a passion. Why oh why do they jump around so much? Phish is the absolute worst when it comes to that. Iclips is a little more restrained about jumping, but they do have a knack for zooming in on Bayliss or Joel when Jake is shredding away, unfilmed

[pick]

I love the idea of the camera choice thing. I would leave it at full stage view at all times unless there is a solo or something where i want to key in on someone. If this beta thing isn't that then lets get a movement to get that going on over there

Absolutely love this idea, too. I hate most concert videography with a passion. Why oh why do they jump around so much? Phish is the absolute worst when it comes to that. Iclips is a little more restrained about jumping, but they do have a knack for zooming in on Bayliss or Joel when Jake is shredding away, unfilmed

THIS CAMERA CHOICE IDEA IS THE BEST IDEA IVE HEARD ON THE BORT IN YEARS.  I just want to watch Kris the whole time, everyone's had a chance to ride the rail and stare at everyone's hands besides Joel and Kris.  I would KILL to have a drumcam live show the whole show.     

[SleepytimeGorilla]

I love the idea of the camera choice thing. I would leave it at full stage view at all times unless there is a solo or something where i want to key in on someone. If this beta thing isn't that then lets get a movement to get that going on over there

Absolutely love this idea, too. I hate most concert videography with a passion. Why oh why do they jump around so much? Phish is the absolute worst when it comes to that. Iclips is a little more restrained about jumping, but they do have a knack for zooming in on Bayliss or Joel when Jake is shredding away, unfilmed

THIS CAMERA CHOICE IDEA IS THE BEST IDEA IVE HEARD ON THE BORT IN YEARS.  I just want to watch Kris the whole time, everyone's had a chance to ride the rail and stare at everyone's hands besides Joel and Kris.  I would KILL to have a drumcam live show the whole show.   

Seeing them at Westbury Music Fair in Long Island, Summer '10 was awesome for this reason. It was a rotating, in-the-round stage and I was front row for the first set. So as it rotated I got to have an up close and personal view of each of the members for about a minute at a clip (and then at times it would stop and I'd get a few minutes with said band member in front of me).

That being said, as cool as this was, it was very odd sound-wise because I'd hear the amps louder than the venue's PA, so for instance when Jake was in front of me I'd hear him like 5x louder than everyone else. And especially when Kris was in front of me, it seemed like I was only hearing drums. Kind of took me out of the experience a little bit, and even though the set list was awesome on paper I don't recall any improv that blew me away that night.

[DiabetesCOLE]

so what was this beta thing??

[flyfishmich]

so what was this beta thing??

[umphlovin91]

I love the idea of the camera choice thing. I would leave it at full stage view at all times unless there is a solo or something where i want to key in on someone. If this beta thing isn't that then lets get a movement to get that going on over there

Absolutely love this idea, too. I hate most concert videography with a passion. Why oh why do they jump around so much? Phish is the absolute worst when it comes to that. Iclips is a little more restrained about jumping, but they do have a knack for zooming in on Bayliss or Joel when Jake is shredding away, unfilmed

THIS CAMERA CHOICE IDEA IS THE BEST IDEA IVE HEARD ON THE BORT IN YEARS.  I just want to watch Kris the whole time, everyone's had a chance to ride the rail and stare at everyone's hands besides Joel and Kris.  I would KILL to have a drumcam live show the whole show.   

Seeing them at Westbury Music Fair in Long Island, Summer '10 was awesome for this reason. It was a rotating, in-the-round stage and I was front row for the first set. So as it rotated I got to have an up close and personal view of each of the members for about a minute at a clip (and then at times it would stop and I'd get a few minutes with said band member in front of me).

That being said, as cool as this was, it was very odd sound-wise because I'd hear the amps louder than the venue's PA, so for instance when Jake was in front of me I'd hear him like 5x louder than everyone else. And especially when Kris was in front of me, it seemed like I was only hearing drums. Kind of took me out of the experience a little bit, and even though the set list was awesome on paper I don't recall any improv that blew me away that night.

Really?!

Robot World > vox stew
Sweet Sunglasses > N2F reprise
Solid encore Wife>Glory>Soup

[buddhaa]

so what was this beta thing??

[JWelsh]

so what was this beta thing??

It was this platform/interface with Facebook called StreamJam. Where you have a customizable avatar that can dance, clap, applaud, play air guitar, headbang, all while the stream appears "on a stage."

[AvocadoRivalry]

so what was this beta thing??

It was this platform/interface with Facebook called StreamJam. Where you have a customizable avatar that can dance, clap, applaud, play air guitar, headbang, all while the stream appears "on a stage."

Not nearly as exciting as the camera choice idea.  I don't know much about how difficult it would be from a technical standpoint to run somewhere around 6 - 8 different streams, but it sure would open up a whole new world of live-streaming shows.

[JWelsh]

so what was this beta thing??

It was this platform/interface with Facebook called StreamJam. Where you have a customizable avatar that can dance, clap, applaud, play air guitar, headbang, all while the stream appears "on a stage."

Not nearly as exciting as the camera choice idea.  I don't know much about how difficult it would be from a technical standpoint to run somewhere around 6 - 8 different streams, but it sure would open up a whole new world of live-streaming shows.

Kevin has talked of that before, but the bandwidth that it would take to run essentially eight iClips -- without hiccups -- is quite prohibitive at the moment.

[AvocadoRivalry]

so what was this beta thing??

It was this platform/interface with Facebook called StreamJam. Where you have a customizable avatar that can dance, clap, applaud, play air guitar, headbang, all while the stream appears "on a stage."

Not nearly as exciting as the camera choice idea.  I don't know much about how difficult it would be from a technical standpoint to run somewhere around 6 - 8 different streams, but it sure would open up a whole new world of live-streaming shows.

Kevin has talked of that before, but the bandwidth that it would take to run essentially eight iClips -- without hiccups -- is quite prohibitive at the moment.

I would imagine it would be quite demanding.  Both on their end and on the end user's end as well.  My shitty internet can barely run one stream without stopping to buffer, so having eight come in at once would be impossible, for me at least.

[domyanite]

so what was this beta thing??

It was this platform/interface with Facebook called StreamJam. Where you have a customizable avatar that can dance, clap, applaud, play air guitar, headbang, all while the stream appears "on a stage."

Not nearly as exciting as the camera choice idea.  I don't know much about how difficult it would be from a technical standpoint to run somewhere around 6 - 8 different streams, but it sure would open up a whole new world of live-streaming shows.

Kevin has talked of that before, but the bandwidth that it would take to run essentially eight iClips -- without hiccups -- is quite prohibitive at the moment.

How about like 2 view options? A overall stage view and then the regular iclips that moves all around?

[WIIIDE]

For the NBA finals last year on tnt.com they had different camera angles that you could choose from. The normal camera, a backboard camera, and even a Derrick Rose cam that just followed him around. This would be great if iClips could do similar.

[Santosckm5]

I love the idea of the camera choice thing. I would leave it at full stage view at all times unless there is a solo or something where i want to key in on someone. If this beta thing isn't that then lets get a movement to get that going on over there

Absolutely love this idea, too. I hate most concert videography with a passion. Why oh why do they jump around so much? Phish is the absolute worst when it comes to that. Iclips is a little more restrained about jumping, but they do have a knack for zooming in on Bayliss or Joel when Jake is shredding away, unfilmed

THIS CAMERA CHOICE IDEA IS THE BEST IDEA IVE HEARD ON THE BORT IN YEARS.  I just want to watch Kris the whole time, everyone's had a chance to ride the rail and stare at everyone's hands besides Joel and Kris.  I would KILL to have a drumcam live show the whole show.   

Seeing them at Westbury Music Fair in Long Island, Summer '10 was awesome for this reason. It was a rotating, in-the-round stage and I was front row for the first set. So as it rotated I got to have an up close and personal view of each of the members for about a minute at a clip (and then at times it would stop and I'd get a few minutes with said band member in front of me).

That being said, as cool as this was, it was very odd sound-wise because I'd hear the amps louder than the venue's PA, so for instance when Jake was in front of me I'd hear him like 5x louder than everyone else. And especially when Kris was in front of me, it seemed like I was only hearing drums. Kind of took me out of the experience a little bit, and even though the set list was awesome on paper I don't recall any improv that blew me away that night.

Really?!

Robot World > vox stew
Sweet Sunglasses > N2F reprise
Solid encore Wife>Glory>Soup

Yeah that show was fucking phenomenal. The Haunt had a pretty sick jam too. That return to Fancy was amazing.