How does flash-mob cataloging work?
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1robinkaspar
I'm relatively new to LT. I have 2 Cue-Cats and I can't use either one of them because they don't have the right connector, neither one is USB and I'm on a MacBookPro (wish LT utilized my iSight camera like Delicious does). But anyway, I've been cataloging my own library manually. Are Cue-Cats mandatory for flash-mobbing?
When everyone starts working, are they all online to the same account? Or are they working offline somehow and then everything gets uploaded to the one account at the end of the day?
When everyone starts working, are they all online to the same account? Or are they working offline somehow and then everything gets uploaded to the one account at the end of the day?
2robinkaspar
OK I lied (a little). Now that I'm home and looking at the CueCats, one is USB (the one I paid for thankfully). The other one I found as a cast off at the office and it has a PS2 connector (I guess it gets plugged into a keyboard or something?).
Another question I thought of is, is a wi-fi connection required?
Another question I thought of is, is a wi-fi connection required?
3Katya0133
Everyone works on the same account. Wifi is incredibly helpful, although not technically required.
4worldmobber
The global flash mob community meets up on http://www.flashmob.tv . Flashmobbers from all over the world get the opportunity to register their events, search for events, post videos, find videos from other flash mob events and much more.The website flashmob.tv is multilingual. The database is international/ global.
