[AmsterdamX-pm] Videos on AmsterdamX.pm youtube channel

[Laurent Boivin]

BooK : traitor!

Sawyer:
Can I help?
I'm using mainly Openshot. It's in Python (or python-based) but it does 
the job.

"editing" the video for me means :
- adding a panel with the title of the video (a .png exported from
        a .svg with Inkscape, I scripted the .svg using a template.svg
        and a list of talks : title, speaker, link to Act)
- adding the panel with the sponsors (.PNG as well)
- adding the video, cutting what's before and after the talk in
        Openshot directly
- adding the French Perl Monger logo in the right bottom corner of the
        video

Openshot has "export setting" to You Tube, so I don't have to find
the correct video encoder, audio encoder and container format.

If the audio is only on 1 channel, I use ffmpeg to have the sound
in both ears.

More details on request.

The video is clearly not professional: first because of the capture
part, second because I've no skill in it.
But if you want to cut a video to get just the talk, and export it
to YT, Openshot does the job.

Laurent


On 24/07/2015 11:35, Philippe Bruhat (BooK) wrote:
> On Mon, Jul 06, 2015 at 02:48:28PM +0200, Sawyer X wrote:
>> On Mon, Jul 6, 2015 at 1:10 PM, Ævar Arnfjörð Bjarmason <avarab at gmail.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> On Mon, Jul 6, 2015 at 12:59 PM, Sawyer X <xsawyerx at cpan.org> wrote:
>>>> There was a proper AmsterdamX.pm YouTube! account that Theo created.
>>>>
>>>> Unfortunately the videos need to be cut and I've always had trouble with
>>>> video editing (read: complete lack of skill) and that's why I haven't
>>>> uploaded any of them yet.
>>>
>>> If you mean "cut" as in "trimmed" YouTube has an online tool for that.
>>> I.e. for cropping videos.
>>>
>>
>>
>> Some are recorded over more than one file and need to be merged.
>>
>> I also thought of doing a small watermark or a fade-in with the logo or
>> some "fancy" thing.
>
> Laurent Boivin of the French Perl Mongers has been cutting / editing
> / uploading videos for the French Perl Workshop for a while now,
> so I'm sure he has some tips to share about how he scripted those things.
>


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Laurent Boivin            --               mailto:l.boivin at free.fr
Member of Grenoble.pm, Paris.pm