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On Fri, Apr 03, 2020 at 11:16:01AM +0200, Petric Frank wrote: |
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> Idea: Use two cameras positioned left and right or top and bottom of the |
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> screen. Combine the two video streams and generate a third stream having a |
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> virtual camera positioned at the middle of the screen. |
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How about looking at the camera when you're talking, and looking at the screen |
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only when absolutely required ? This isn't really a computing issue, but more |
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one of basic etiquette. |
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If you were in a real meeting and you had some documents in front of you, I |
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would think it superfluous to use technology to average out the position of your |
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eyes (which would unlikely work anyway). I very much doubt that anyone would |
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find it offensive if you failed to constantly stare at them throughout an entire |
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interaction, and some may even find it off-putting. |
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