Hi,
I'm very happy to see that the initiative to make video recordings of the PharoConf and MooseDay has resulted in so many screencasts already published. Great work! And now the first feedback: - Format conversion: 62 of 72 GB done, processing the whole weekend. - First 13 minute part currently encoding and uploading. Still about an hour and a half to go. - I would like to receive the presentation files to combine them with video. - Some of the material is difficult to use. Zoomed out too much it is difficult to follow the speaker and the beamer screen is not readable. Combining a screencast with the video only makes sense when zoomed in (talking head size). Why does this take so long? - the video is in a format that I cannot work with directly, so needs transcoding. I have been using VideoMonkey for this, which is based on ffmpeg. I have the impression that this ffmpeg is not using the GPU, but only the i5. I'm open for suggestions on better software for this in the future, as it takes the whole weekend. - I switched from iMovie to Final Cut Pro X. That allows non-linear editing, so I don't have to wait for rendering to cut the movies. It remains responsive even during the format conversion. - video is much larger than the equivalent length of screencast. That creates a upload bottleneck. 13 minutes of HD video is 733 MB. My home upload is 1Mbps (2 hours), so for uploading more material I'll ask someone at our local university. - I'm spending a limited amount of time during the weekend (and none next week). Stephan |
Reposting with link instead of attachment:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/6hdkcbsflt7somh/Fuel%20demo.pdf > Thanks for the effort Stephan! > > I attached my presentation. > > Cheers, > Max > > > > On 07.04.2013, at 22:34, Stephan Eggermont <[hidden email]> wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> I'm very happy to see that the initiative to make video recordings >> of the PharoConf and MooseDay has resulted in so many >> screencasts already published. Great work! >> >> And now the first feedback: >> - Format conversion: 62 of 72 GB done, processing the whole weekend. >> - First 13 minute part currently encoding and uploading. >> Still about an hour and a half to go. >> - I would like to receive the presentation files to combine them >> with video. >> - Some of the material is difficult to use. Zoomed out too much >> it is difficult to follow the speaker and the beamer screen is not >> readable. Combining a screencast with the video only makes >> sense when zoomed in (talking head size). >> >> Why does this take so long? >> - the video is in a format that I cannot work with directly, so needs transcoding. >> I have been using VideoMonkey for this, which is based on ffmpeg. I have >> the impression that this ffmpeg is not using the GPU, but only the i5. >> I'm open for suggestions on better software for this in the future, as it takes the >> whole weekend. >> - I switched from iMovie to Final Cut Pro X. That allows non-linear editing, >> so I don't have to wait for rendering to cut the movies. It remains responsive >> even during the format conversion. >> - video is much larger than the equivalent length of screencast. That creates >> a upload bottleneck. 13 minutes of HD video is 733 MB. My home upload is >> 1Mbps (2 hours), so for uploading more material I'll ask someone at our >> local university. >> - I'm spending a limited amount of time during the weekend (and none next week). >> >> Stephan >> >> >> > |
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Thanks Stephan! On Sun, Apr 7, 2013 at 10:34 PM, Stephan Eggermont <[hidden email]> wrote: Hi, |
Really, really nice!
On 2013-04-08, at 15:18, Martin Dias <[hidden email]> wrote: > Thanks Stephan! > > > On Sun, Apr 7, 2013 at 10:34 PM, Stephan Eggermont <[hidden email]> wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> I'm very happy to see that the initiative to make video recordings >> of the PharoConf and MooseDay has resulted in so many >> screencasts already published. Great work! >> >> And now the first feedback: >> - Format conversion: 62 of 72 GB done, processing the whole weekend. >> - First 13 minute part currently encoding and uploading. >> Still about an hour and a half to go. >> - I would like to receive the presentation files to combine them >> with video. >> - Some of the material is difficult to use. Zoomed out too much >> it is difficult to follow the speaker and the beamer screen is not >> readable. Combining a screencast with the video only makes >> sense when zoomed in (talking head size). >> >> Why does this take so long? >> - the video is in a format that I cannot work with directly, so needs >> transcoding. >> I have been using VideoMonkey for this, which is based on ffmpeg. I have >> the impression that this ffmpeg is not using the GPU, but only the i5. >> I'm open for suggestions on better software for this in the future, as >> it takes the >> whole weekend. >> - I switched from iMovie to Final Cut Pro X. That allows non-linear >> editing, >> so I don't have to wait for rendering to cut the movies. It remains >> responsive >> even during the format conversion. >> - video is much larger than the equivalent length of screencast. That >> creates >> a upload bottleneck. 13 minutes of HD video is 733 MB. My home upload is >> 1Mbps (2 hours), so for uploading more material I'll ask someone at our >> local university. >> - I'm spending a limited amount of time during the weekend (and none next >> week). >> >> Stephan >> >> >> >> |
here are the slides
Stef On Apr 8, 2013, at 3:42 PM, Camillo Bruni <[hidden email]> wrote: > Really, really nice! > > On 2013-04-08, at 15:18, Martin Dias <[hidden email]> wrote: >> Thanks Stephan! >> >> >> On Sun, Apr 7, 2013 at 10:34 PM, Stephan Eggermont <[hidden email]> wrote: >> >>> Hi, >>> >>> I'm very happy to see that the initiative to make video recordings >>> of the PharoConf and MooseDay has resulted in so many >>> screencasts already published. Great work! >>> >>> And now the first feedback: >>> - Format conversion: 62 of 72 GB done, processing the whole weekend. >>> - First 13 minute part currently encoding and uploading. >>> Still about an hour and a half to go. >>> - I would like to receive the presentation files to combine them >>> with video. >>> - Some of the material is difficult to use. Zoomed out too much >>> it is difficult to follow the speaker and the beamer screen is not >>> readable. Combining a screencast with the video only makes >>> sense when zoomed in (talking head size). >>> >>> Why does this take so long? >>> - the video is in a format that I cannot work with directly, so needs >>> transcoding. >>> I have been using VideoMonkey for this, which is based on ffmpeg. I have >>> the impression that this ffmpeg is not using the GPU, but only the i5. >>> I'm open for suggestions on better software for this in the future, as >>> it takes the >>> whole weekend. >>> - I switched from iMovie to Final Cut Pro X. That allows non-linear >>> editing, >>> so I don't have to wait for rendering to cut the movies. It remains >>> responsive >>> even during the format conversion. >>> - video is much larger than the equivalent length of screencast. That >>> creates >>> a upload bottleneck. 13 minutes of HD video is 733 MB. My home upload is >>> 1Mbps (2 hours), so for uploading more material I'll ask someone at our >>> local university. >>> - I'm spending a limited amount of time during the weekend (and none next >>> week). >>> >>> Stephan >>> >>> >>> >>> > > |
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Hi Stephan
I would like to show my talk ("Selling Pharo-based Solutions" at PharoConf) to my team and enhance it for the next time. Just out of curiosity: are you still working on those videos? Otherwise, would you mind to provide the video file somehow? Cheers and thank you for your work, Chris Am 07.04.13 22:34, schrieb Stephan Eggermont: > Hi, > > I'm very happy to see that the initiative to make video recordings > of the PharoConf and MooseDay has resulted in so many > screencasts already published. Great work! > > And now the first feedback: > - Format conversion: 62 of 72 GB done, processing the whole weekend. > - First 13 minute part currently encoding and uploading. > Still about an hour and a half to go. > - I would like to receive the presentation files to combine them > with video. > - Some of the material is difficult to use. Zoomed out too much > it is difficult to follow the speaker and the beamer screen is not > readable. Combining a screencast with the video only makes > sense when zoomed in (talking head size). > > Why does this take so long? > - the video is in a format that I cannot work with directly, so needs transcoding. > I have been using VideoMonkey for this, which is based on ffmpeg. I have > the impression that this ffmpeg is not using the GPU, but only the i5. > I'm open for suggestions on better software for this in the future, as it takes the > whole weekend. > - I switched from iMovie to Final Cut Pro X. That allows non-linear editing, > so I don't have to wait for rendering to cut the movies. It remains responsive > even during the format conversion. > - video is much larger than the equivalent length of screencast. That creates > a upload bottleneck. 13 minutes of HD video is 733 MB. My home upload is > 1Mbps (2 hours), so for uploading more material I'll ask someone at our > local university. > - I'm spending a limited amount of time during the weekend (and none next week). > > Stephan > > > -- Christoph Wysseier netstyle.ch GmbH, Geschäftsführer --------------------------------- netstyle.ch GmbH Christoph Wysseier Terrassenweg 18 CH-3012 Bern T +41 (0)31 356 42 56 F +41 (0)31 356 42 57 mailto:[hidden email] http://www.netstyle.ch --------------------------------- |
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