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Title: Videomat
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Date: 2014-09-01
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Category: interactive
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Slug: dasprogramm-videomat
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Thumb: /library/screenshot_03.png
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Background: /library/screenshot_03.png
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For: dasprogramm GmbH <http://dasprogramm.de/>
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With: Itamar Maltz <http://skipperless.com>
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Capture: 20161011081744
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the web TV company dasprogramm GmbH wanted to build a photo booth to take to events and trade fairs to record video statements that can be sent via email. I was hired to take care of the hard- and software for this "videomat". The video shooting process is based on the commercial software [SocialBooth](http://www.photoboothsolutions.com/socialbooth/), but the recorded videos are uploaded to a server and processed and deployed by a custom made [node.js](http://nodejs.org) based server script.
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Screenshot of the recording process
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Interface to moderate the recorded videos on the server
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landing page mailed to the attendees to to view their recorded video
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