I’ve been trying to think of ideas for my time at the Experimental television center next week and haven’t come up with anything too great yet, but I was thinking about the look of analog video feedback and thought it could be nice to try and make a gigantic video feedback loop. it would start in Owego (where the center is located) and send a camera feed it to one set of friends via skype and then to another/another etc. and back through the internet to another computer at the center that passes it through some of the analog equipment. This would keep looping and hopefully be recorded by people at each pass and then we could edit together some documentation after the whole thing finishes. Anyone have any other good ideas? Image of the flow idea is below…took me a while to think through it since skype can’t do two video chats at the same time.
The biggest video feedback loop in the world
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2 responses to “The biggest video feedback loop in the world”
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I’ve been thinking of doing this off and on for some time, now… Did you ever pull it off? Let me know if you’d like to collaborate
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I did a version of this at the Experimental Television center with like 6 cameras and 6 various monitors and 2 Skype accounts that sent and received to each other…its eventually just a bit of a visual mess if done haphazardly and probably better as a conceptual idea unless you really took the time to align and calibrate everything.
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