HHC 2019 Reno - Videos of Presentations

[inautilus]

By all accounts, it looks like the HHC in Reno was another success. Of course there's nothing like being there ... but for all of us unable to attend, the next best thing will have to be the presentation videos. Would love to check them out. So, my question is, where does one go so that they might be viewed? (if in fact they've even been uploaded, that is)? Thank you in advance !

[jdavidboyd]

I second this request. I'd love to see everything that happened there, as I had 0 chance of attending....

[Jake Schwartz]

(09-26-2019 11:29 PM)inautilus Wrote:  So, my question is, where does one go so that they might be viewed? (if in fact they've even been uploaded, that is)? Thank you in advance !

Watch for Eric Rechlin's announcement of his videos being available on YouTube in the coming days/weeks. If you prefer physical media, I'm editing my videos and hopefully will have them ready at a later date. Info on the previous years' videos on disks can be found here.

Thanks,
Jake

[Eric Rechlin]

Copied from the other thread:

I have now uploaded my videos from HHC 2019. This year I used two cameras for multiple angles for most of the talks, so the production quality should be quite a bit better than in the past, with a combination of switching between angles, picture-in-picture, and split-screen in the uploaded videos. The higher quality video (now all in 1080p) also meant it took me a bit longer to get these published than in past years; I had to wait for 85 GB of video to upload to YouTube over my relatively slow connection! Total length of my videos this year is 10:25:07.

Unlike Jake, I don't record between the talks, so that's just time taken by the presentations. I also did not record the introductions, the door prize distribution, or the post-conference user community discussion, so you'll have to wait for Jake's videos to be released if you are interested in seeing those.

The 22 videos I published, in order of when they were presented, are:

• Jeremy Smith: Cubic Chess (00:15:05) [single camera only]
• Jim Donnelly: Shop Projects Update (00:53:38) [single camera only]
• Bob Prosperi: SwissMicros DM41X Announcement (01:53:01)
• Namir Shammas: Newton Method Interpolations (00:17:00)
• Gunter Schink: Overview of the WP 43C (00:23:20)
• Eric Rechlin: My Role as an Archivist; or, What's on the HHC USB Drives? (00:48:09) [single camera only]
• Jake Schwartz: What's New in the PPC Archive DVD (00:15:01)
• Richard Schwartz: Percent Change, Logarithms, and their interpolation (00:19:28)
• Bruce Horrocks: Impromptu Report from Across the Pond (00:23:25)
• Namir Shammas: Multi-Variable Solver (00:11:32)
• David Ramsey: The Nature of Time (00:32:10)
• Jim Johnson: Graphics on the DM42 (00:17:14)
• Richard Nelson: Percentages on the HP 48 (00:04:23)
• Richard Nelson: RIP HP Calcs (00:26:55)
• Richard Nelson: USB Power (00:17:08)
• Bob Prosperi: Woodstock Low Power and ConnKit (00:52:10)
• Gene Wright: The Financial Calculators (presented via Skype) (00:34:55)
• Namir Shammas: Scout Evolutionary Optimization Method (00:28:14)
• Joey Shepard: DIY Calculators (Best Speaker winner) (00:15:52)
• Tom Chrapkiewicz: Aural Clocks and Big Ben on the 48 (00:20:01)
• Bruce Horrocks: The HP 39G/49G Overhead Projector (00:25:03)
• David Ramsey: Programming Contest Winners (00:11:15) [single camera only]