[phlo]

PSA: All talks will be live-translated between English and German, and into one additional language (primarily into French or Spanish; on occasion there were translations into Russian and Mandarin) [0].

If you find any talks on the schedule [1] that seem interesting but are in a language you're not fluent in, use the 'native'/'translated' switcher in the video player.

Subtitles will be available after congress, here [2].

Finally: Congress is an amazing experience, and it's all volunteer-driven (including the crazy network infrastructure, the live streams, the translations and everything). If you have some spare time between Christmas and the new year, consider visiting next time around. It's a lot of fun!

[0] https://c3lingo.org/

[1] https://fahrplan.events.ccc.de/congress/2019/Fahrplan/index....

[2] https://c3subtitles.de/

[jhcl]

You'd have to be lucky though. Unless you are/were an angel (volunteer) you'll have to depend on the ticket lottery. The switch to Hamburg wasn't enough to accommodate the number of participants nor did the switch to Leipzig. It really is a very popular event.

[glogla]

They are slowly scaling the event up. Hamburg were 15k people. Last year was 18k. But they are careful to scale it slowly so that things dont collapse.

[Aweorih]

There where 3 dates for buying a ticket. For me it was no problem as the webpage for buying did not have the usual problems like being down when sale started. You have to be there in time though

[guiomie]

Will they be on youtube? Id like to watch them when travelling.

[leipert]

You can also download them from https://media.ccc.de

[lhoff]

Yes https://www.youtube.com/user/mediacccde

No livestreams though. Usually the delay between the talk and the release is a couple hours.