Hi,
Just a note for those interested, I've set my transcoding stuff off,
and will be putting them up as soon as that's done - from the view of
release early, release often. Or as r0ml Lefkowitz puts it "get the
crap out there, and then refine" :-)
My estimation is that it will take a day or 2 (solid) to transcode the
whole lot. (looking at the rate of transcode)
This means it'll be uneditted, etc. The talks & tutorials I've got as
videos are as follows:
Be Afraid
Bletchley Park Keynote
Bruce Eckel Keynote
Collaborations In Healthcare
Cory Doctorow Keynote
Distributed Version Control Systems
Django "not cows doing space travel"
Django widget for large selections
Europython - Guido
Europython Kamaelia Tutorial
Europython test
Europython Welcome
Euro Sci Py
Filterpype (session)
Filterpype (lightning talk)
gSculpt 3d modeller
Guido keynote nearly
Hack like an evil overlord
Help tiddly web unintentional web data store
Internet surveillance and censorship
Jacob Hallen political activism
Making money with python
Nagare Web Framework
Not crashing a car
Psyco v2 lightning talk
PyCharm intellij plugin
Pygtk tutorial
Pytest tutorial
Python and Excel
Python and Java
Python and Nuke
Python app at CWI
Python as a platform for teaching maths
Python Community Germany
Python for numerical science
Python system information
QCake 3d game maker and python
Reducing database load by fifty percent
Reimplementating the google app engine
RJDJ realitymorph
Self Services Terminals
Steve Holden After Dinner Talk (v shakeycam, probably just use the audio)
Steve Holden PSF and Us Keynote
The Cloud in Five
Tony Hoare Keynote
TPS reports in django
Turbo Gears meets cubic web
Turtles in cairo
Twotp Twisted OTP Erlang from python
Using python to make 50 million per year
Visualising egg dependencies
Windmill testing
Writing games pygame-fenix
Writing usb drivers using python
Xapian
They're originally captured at 720p30 for those curious, at a rate of
4GB per 54-57 minutes.
Tools used for this are, for those interested in doing it themselves:
* A small HD camcorder that records to SD cards, borrowed from BBC
Backstage. (Ian F and I share an office) (Model for the curious: Sanyo
XACTI, VPC-HD 1000EX BK)
* My laptop (couple of years old)
* External 500GB HD
* 3x 4GB SD Cards, which needed switching often (many of the talks above
are in multiple files)
* 4way gang socket (to keep everything powered)
* A second hand tripod.
* I *didn't* use the microphone I had with me due to a horrible
hum it introduced.
Aside from the camera, everything else is just personal stuff, so if
you're wondering "can I do this?", you probably can, especially given
it's all consumer rather than pro kit. (Also, I was on foot/public
transport - never learnt to drive, so if you're wondering "Can I carry
all that stuff around", the answer is certainly yes. Help from anyone
would be appreciated though next time)
Regarding Steve Holden's after dinner talk, I will probably ditch the
video part of that and leave it as just audio, simply because the
video is _so_ shakey. (I left the tripod behind)
Anyway, talks will start going up as soon as they're transcoded. Once
there's more than a handful there, I'll post a link, and there'll be a
link here as well:
Would love to be at the sprints, but I'm back at work...
Anyway, just thought an update might be appreciated :-)
Michael
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