Galicaster based Polimedia Mini-Set

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h4. What is Polimedia ?

"Polimedia" is an audiovisual format and a producction procedure designed originaly by [Politechnic University of Valencia|http://www.upv.es] (UPV) Media Service.

In "Polimedia learning pills" video from professor and his presentation (PowerPoint or any VGA Computer screen) are blended together in an atractive way. Polimedia format works great on mobile devices too.

The production of "Polimedia pills" is easy and inexpensive using a "Polimedia Mini-Set" for recording and an OpenSource based post processing procedure. (also developed by UPV)


More info on [Polimedia|http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polimedia] (in Spanish)




h4. Galicaster based Polimedia Mini-Set

Galicaster can be succesfuly used as the core multistream recorder of a Polimedia Mini-Set.

*Key Rationals:*
* All Polimedia mini-Set recording controls on a single touch screen
* Raw Recordings can be immediately browsed, played, deleted or downloaded from Galicaster 
* Raw Recordings can be Polimedia port-processed or one-click ingested directly to an OC-Matterhorn system.
* Use the same technology for Lecture capture and Polimedia Recording. Keep it simple.
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h4. Polimedia Mini-Set components

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# Control & recording station  (Galicaster, audio mixer, etc...)
# Light panels
# Background
# Main reference screen
# Secondary reference screen
# Camera
# Professor table, mouse and keyboard (when needed)


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h4. Galicaster based Polimedia production workflow


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h4. Polimedia works great on mobile devices

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h4. Some "pics" while recording Polimedia learning objects
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