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Mashpee Cable Advisory Technology Board <br /> July 1 , 2002 <br /> Page—2- <br /> Recommendations <br /> 2- <br /> e mmendati ns regarding this matter. Using small monitors in the control morn <br /> hinders seeing everyone from the operator's standpoint. He suggests moving and/or <br /> i <br /> adding a camera to the center of the room and small cameras for close up shots. A third <br /> camera would be helpl for the audience. <br /> Mr. Eliason notes a reference to 2 vide fixed and 2 vide steerable cameras would be <br /> hest suited for this. Ilex. Shea feels the room doesn't really need a window. The board, <br /> however, feels a window would be more professional looking as well as perhaps fending <br /> off'any claustrophobia for the operators. The present door will not pass fire codes. 1 r. <br /> Shea says the sound problem is very bad and feels the right equipment and proper set up <br /> would help immensely. He mentions several kinds of microphones, but feels the desktop <br /> would provide the best audibility so long as people are speaking within 18 inches of the <br /> microphone. The cable vires need to be renovated so they are no longer %n the way and <br /> we need an electrician to do this work. If the audio is poor there needs to be a method of <br /> communication between the operator and the people at the meeting. We need to get <br /> additional inputs (presently there are and purchase mixers to cut down on the <br /> noise. The odium would best b suited with a standard rDicro hone <br /> backgroundp <br /> therefore leaving the 1 Oth irnput for the audience. Also, the present rack in the control <br /> room is very uncomfortable for the operator and a desktop set up would be more <br /> appropriate. There is a camera that is on the market that is a step up from what we have <br /> now and would he most suitable for instant zoom. Mary O'Keefe suggests a <br /> pressure zone microphone at the desk for audibility, however they are'expensive. lis. <br /> Murphy is not using the one at the school and they may borrow that one to see if that <br /> would work well for there. The board also discusses a digital VCR with a -hour view <br /> that is very nice. <br /> � . :6 , <br /> 41 <br /> NJ,�0 <br />