[iasmath-semru] Blackboard talks

[Camillo De Lellis]

Dear all,

          certainly many of you have noticed during the last month or so 
that the quality of our zoom streaming during seminars held at the 
blackboard was causing difficulties to people attending remotely: what 
was written at the blackboard was sometimes not very legible and I am 
aware that some speakers gave up the idea of a blackboard talk for this 
very reason.

Our IT staff (many thanks to the hard work of Dario Mastroianni!) has 
solved the issue and now we have again HD quality for our streaming. 
Dario made me aware that, however, even though the feed of the streaming 
is HD quality, you might still see low-resolution videos for "local 
reasons", i.e. becase of the settings on your device. I am forwarding to 
you a simple set of instructions that Dario gave me to make sure that 
you see high resolution videos:

1) While in the meeting, pin the video coming from S-101.
2) Put the meeting into full screen mode.
3) Make sure to set the layout to "Active Speaker view".

I will ask Tony Pulido to remind you of these tips at the bottom of his 
weekly seminar reminders and I will also ask our IT staff to prepare a 
webpage with a short explanation.

Best and have a nice weekend,
Camillo

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Camillo De Lellis
School of Mathematics
Institute for Advanced Study
1, Einstein Drive
Princeton, New Jersey
08540 USA

+1 609 734 8042
camillo.delellis at math.ias.edu
http://www.math.ias.edu/delellis/