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As Kathleen mentioned, recordings (as well as all materials) for all IETF 123 sessions are available here for anyone:
in both video-only ("Video recording") and Meetcho (“Session recording”) formats.
There’s also an IETF 123 playlist on the IETF YouTube channel:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLC86T-6ZTP5hPatJME_aExmXbeURxpfh8&feature=shared
(as well as playlists for past meetings).
Regards,
-Greg On Aug 8, 2025, at 06:24, Kathleen Moriarty <kathleen.moriarty.ietf@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello Mike, As an fyi, sessions are recorded and you can find them both in meetecho format to see the chat and are posted on YouTube without the chat. This meeting cycle was far too busy in the security area, so I’m going back to watch sessions I was unable to attend. I also have used plenary talk recordings in lectures as an adjunct professor. Having this recordings available indefinitely has been very helpful, to your point. Best regards, Kathleen Sent from my mobile device On Aug 7, 2025, at 10:57 PM, Michael De Roover <ietf@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi all,
So the other day I was looking at the video materials for Pecha Kucha, and to
be honest I quite liked its contents. I like that the IETF has this sense of
self-reflection, and that it was recorded too.
As a small, independent operator, I thought that I might have something to add
to that.
So every time I see discussions about implementing protocols, I see this "big
server men" mantra being rehearsed. That "you are relevant to me only if you
are representing big corporation X or Y, else get out of here". And to be
honest, what a surprise. It's a standardization body, where the norm should
indeed be implementers. And who in their right mind is going to spend millions
worth of R&D outside of a funded corporate payroll? That's right, this idiot
called yours truly did, for 8 years so far. I want to self-incorporate, in an
idiotic and Microsoft-infested economy called Belgium. Yes, I am an idiot. But
I aspire to be an entrepreneurial idiot. Even more of an idiot.
Looking back at IETF 123, it was a great event. I love that Pecha Kucha was
recorded in full. I love that I am able to watch it again in my own time. This
is how I look back at FOSDEM events too, even if I am a physical attendant to
those events (which often I am). I just.. like being able to take the subject
matter of those events in, at a pace that's much slower than the realtime
"barrage" of content. It really is a lot to take in.
As such, I would like to place further emphasis on recording of event venues.
Considering that recording equipment already has to be established for remote
attendance through Meetecho, I would imagine recording streams from those
cameras to be not too difficult. I, for one, would like to see those recordings,
as an addition to the remote stream given to, well, remote attendants. Bonus
points if, like FOSDEM, they're published to sites like YouTube, and help
drive further attendance.
Met vriendelijke groet,
Michael De Roover
Mail: ietf@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Web: michael.de.roover.eu.org
What are ideas but thoughts in our heads,
if we cannot collaborate to make them reality?
-- vim@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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