Hi,
Not directly.
My thinking started with
Showmacster.
This is an iChat Add-on that can do a Part or Whole Screen as Video Feed.
I use it in Leopard and iChat 4 and the Site says nothing about Snow Leopard.
It has greater control over some things than iChat Theatre does.
This would limit you also to 4 Buddies in a Video chat.
An alternative for instance; if you click on your Own Video icon in iChat you get a Preview pic of yourself.
This pic can be dragged to effectively full screen.
The iChat Add-On
iUSBCam also has an Option for displaying the Desktop.
Unfortunately this is
not supported in Snow Leopard.
So No, not exactly Screen Sharing but would allow you to Demonstrate something to several people at once.
The next step would be to use a Web Site that would allow several other people to join a Video chat at the same time with you using something that can display the Desktop (or what is on it) as Video feed.
It was at this point that I posted.
It was here that I thought of CamCamX but then as I was posting I thought about whether it is Snow Leopard compatible.
From the List.
EvoCam would let you push a Video Feed to a Web Site in a live manner.
You would have to have a Web site and a fairly good Upload bandwidth to have it reasonably smooth.
You would also need an App/Utility that could grab and display the Desktop as Video Feed, hance suggesting the list.
Quicktime Broadcaster allows you to set up your Mac as a Sort of Server for Video Broadcasting.
Again the issue of grabbing the Desktop would be the issue.
I
Googled but most stuff seems to be pre Snow Leopard.
The main thrust of my post was to look at it differently.
How can you "Broadcast your Desktop" ? in a way that keep your data safe.
I hope this is clearer.
Based on what I have said so far you may want to look at this list
http://snowleopard.wikidot.com/
8:35 PM Thursday; January 14, 2010
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