I look forward to reaching out and making contact with you after we all get to enjoy this wonderful time of the year.

I wish you and your loved a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

From all of us at "In Court Camera, Inc."
Trev

Hey Bill:

I was trying to figure out how I would add you as a friend, on this site. Thanks for covering this week's depo's.

Kim

Hi Bill:

Thanks for the lead to this site. It was a pleasure working with you last week.

If you are looking for more client base, I'd be happy to refer you to any of my agencies...but maybe you know all of them already.

Jackie Sienski, CSR, RPR
realtime, livenote

Hi Eric,
The key is the computer- I'm using a MacBook Pro. The software is Skype- but please, please don't pass this info along to other vids, esp. those here in LA. I've field tested it and it is actually a better picture with less of a buffer than using a VBrick. Of course, quality is also impacted by the internet connection.

Do you work with any Court Reporting firms here in LA? If so, could you introduce me to them as I'm trying to expand my client base. Hope you are well,

Best,

Bill
310-920-1108

Bill,

Glad to see your experience in Seattle is paying off in LA. Hope all is going well for you. What system are you using for streaming videos?

Eric Jensen
Royal Video Productions, Inc.

Hi Bill. I am a court reporting student and was recently at the NCRA convention. One of the student seminars that I attended was very informative about the field of professional legal videography. I came home and told my daughter all about it, but we are now having trouble finding the best way to get information on how to get into this field for her. For example, what is required for equipment? Does she need her own, or would an agency supply the equipment? Is the certification worth it it? What is a realistic salary expectation for the first three years? Thank you so much in advance. We really appreciate it.

I don't even use Bootcamp- I just open Fusion and it runs like a champ- I was told by a mac person that the Bootcamp is more draining on the hard drive, so that may be your problem. I would remove Bootcamp and re-install Fusion- then open Fusion and load any windows programs you want to run. Don't have a clue if that will work- I'm not a computer guy, but that could work.

Yes, that is exactly what I'm running. I have the Boot Camp partition set up with XP, then I have Fusion pointing to the Boot Camp partition and all seems to work beautifully, BUT for the fact that it seems to frequently hang up while shutting down Windows, both in Fusion as well as through Boot Camp. Any ideas what may be causing this? I've reloaded both programs four times and the problem still exists.

Hey, Bill. Would you, by chance, have a V-Brick and the ability to stream via LiveNote?

Thanks for the invite. Please pass on my contact information to anyone who might need a videographer in Los Angeles. I'm also available to travel.