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Diverge
by Michael W. Brown - 09/14/26 03:50 PM
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I don't run it Brian, but I met the person who does. I'll run the idea by him next time I see him. I think it's a great idea. If there were enough JPF'ers in SecondLife, JPF could have a virtual chapter and maybe even get one of the virtual clubs to let us perform on a regular basis.
Unlike the Bluebird shows which use Quicktime to broadcast live audio and video, most performances in SL are audio only, using Winamp and ShoutCast with the avatar of the performer on the virtual stage while other people's avatars watch or dance. It's interesting knowing that the performer could be anywhere in the world sitting in front of their computer singing and playing.
Last edited by Todd Cody; 06/19/07 01:46 AM.
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