Boxtream is both an audio and video encoder and streamer and an assembly of audio and video hardware, forming a mobile video streaming studio. It is designed to easily record and stream live presentations, including a presenter and synchronized slides, or slides only, or presenter only. It was built to stream live courses over the Internet for distance learning students. It supports and autodetects several brands and models of video switchers. It can be entirely controlled remotely over XML-RPC, and includes an X11 interface. By default, it supports five different streaming and recording scenarios. The software part can also be used with very minimal hardware, like a DV camcorder and a laptop. License: GNU General Public License (GPL) Changes: Basic support for Kramer video switchers was added. An A/V sync problem in the default hardware configuration was fixed. Graphviz dot files are generated automatically from the running GStreamer pipeline. The package now includes the schema of the general hardware architecture. Lots of small bugfixes and improvements were done all over the place. Licensing terms were changed to GNU GPL 3.0 or later. Be aware that you must delete the existing version before installing this one, since the streaming scenarios have been renamed.

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