But much of the discussion has focused on shared virtual environments, not pre-recorded messages like Aldrin's.
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The problem is, Big Ben needs repairs — and for a few months it's bongs (which are live on Radio 4, not pre-recorded) will be out of action.
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A handful of companies are betting that live cams, not pre-recorded content, are the true future of XXX VR. There are a few good reasons to believe they might be right.
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Among the new works is Flutter of Butterflies Beyond Boarders, which features digital butterflies flying through the exhibit space, while the patterns on their wings—programmed in real time, not pre-recorded—constantly evolve.
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Havok graphical production in Age of Empires III. Building collapses are not pre-recorded animations. A troop of 6 cannon units and 44 rodeleros attacking a fort. The building initially collapses in two different ways in two different games.
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Remembering Ramnoth The film was later remade in Telugu with a different set of actors, with K. Ramnoth as cinematographer and A. K. Sekhar as art director. The songs were not pre-recorded. They were recorded live on the set with the actors singing them in their own voices, while the orchestra players played their instruments beyond the camera range. Instruments which could be carried easily — like the harmonium, violin, flute, tabla and clarinet — were mostly used.
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Don Wollman and Clayton Halsey also reprises their roles as a co- executive producer and editor respectively. Wollman also serves as the voice of Big Brother where he pre-records a series of statements that are played over the loud speakers inside the House. These range from asking HouseGuests to come to the Diary Room or reminding them they are not allowed to talk about production and their Diary Room sessions with other HouseGuests. Occasionally Wollman will make announcements to the HouseGuests that are not pre-recorded.
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In addition to analyzing the data acquired within a particular video session to ensure that the session is voluntary and not pre-recorded, Veriff crosslinks the data with other sessions to detect systematic fraud, complemented by PEP and sanctions checks. If necessary, a manual verification by humans can be added to the automatic service. Different methods are used for different risk profiles while protecting personal and sensitive data. Verification flows are offered across platforms, having software development kits (SDKs) on the web as well as for Android and iOS.
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The somewhat thin plot primarily provides a framework for the running gags of the Marx Brothers to take prominence. The film is, however, notable for its musical production numbers, including techniques which were soon to become standard, such as overhead shots of dancing girls imitating the patterns of a kaleidoscope. The musical numbers were not pre-recorded, but were shot live on the soundstage with an off-camera orchestra. The main titles are superimposed over a negative image of the "Monkey-Doodle-Do" number photographed from an angle that does not appear in the body of the film.
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The effect of the illusion is a disappearance of the magician and an audience member, and their reappearance in the pre-selected location via video feed. Various parts of the illusion are designed to take place throughout the two-hour long show, with the climax as the final part of the performance. Throughout the show, various audience members are called up on stage to collect various items that Copperfield will supposedly take with him on the "journey". This includes a picture of the magician and other audience members, the initial of an audience member on Copperfield's arm, and other proofs that show the video is not pre-recorded.
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The audience entered through the back of the warehouse for the first time and took their seats at cafe tables. A dominatrix-like mistress of ceremonies portraying Virgil - the only performer whose words were not pre-recorded - issued instructions on how to move through the space and rules for interacting with the performers. A chorus of women in elegant modern matching suits with fur collars appeared, one in the attitude of walking a statue of a greyhound sitting stiffly at attention, followed by a solitary male actor also in elegant modern clothing (Counts’ Dante). He stopped in front of an opening in a large wall which then tipped over and fell to the floor around him, pushing a strong gust of wind out at the audience.A reference to a scene in Buster Keaton’s Steamboat Bill, Jr. in which the facade of a house falls on Keaton who, having been standing in the trajectory of a windowframe, was unscathed.
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