Our First FileMaker PHP Webinar

[pilottech]

Thanks for a very informative seminar.  Like many others, I had some issues with the audio on Michael's portion, but I still got about 80% of it.  No problems with video.

Initially I tried getting into the event via the Mac interface, but it didn't work.  Ended up using Parallels with Windows XP and it was fine.

Bill Pederson
Eden Prairie Minnesota

[cache22]

I used a Mac to view the webinar, with no issues.

I'd suggest an all-IP solution next time (audio as well as video). Connecting to the conference call simply wasn't an option for me.

[Genx]

The whole conference call thing is really a fairly standard practice when it comes to webinars.

To those of you not in America / any of the dial in countries, invest in Skype. I'm in Australia and the 1 hour call to the US number cost me 1 pound... i'd tell you that in AUD but frankly my credit is in pounds so meh.

[webko]

Wondered why you were so often online at the same time  ;-)

Wherabouts, out of interest?

[Genx]

Melbourne for the next few months, but I'll be moving to Brisbane soon, much warmer

[Michael Petrov]

Thank you everyone for the very kind comments - it was a pleasure presenting to all of you and in the future sound will be much clearer (especially for the first group). The sound issue ended up actually being a faulty router on my end that introduced some latency and static into the Skype stream (Skype is truly the best tool for webcasting with a headset while doing other things such as building a website in under an hour, and as Genx mentioned it is also very cheap for international calls!). The router ended up being "unceremoniously" replaced just in time for the second webinar.

A quick update for everyone regarding the recording - it is currently finishing the final render and is getting ready to be uploaded, therefore the http://www.fmwebschool.com/webinar_specials.php should have the download link for the movie (with great sound), the database, and all the PHP files within the next 1-2 hours.

Thank You Once Again,
Michael Petrov