Re: [Debconf-video] DC 14 videos

[David Schmitt <david@black.co.at>]

David Schmitt wrote:
> > > Thank you all for making and putting up the videos for DC14! While 
> > > watching
> > > a few of them, I noticed that 
> > > http://meetings-archive.debian.net/pub/debian-meetings/2014/debconf14/webm/A_glimpse_into_a_systemd_future.webm
> > > has a few glitches (playing both in chrome and vlc) which look as 
> > > if the
> > > player starts to fastforward for a short period of time. The first 
> > > instances
> > > are between 1:05 and 1:30.
> A few more notes on the videos I watched:
>
> Good videos:
>
>   * Docker_Debian.webm
>   * GRUB_ancient_and_modern.webm
>   * GnuPG_in_Debian_BoF.webm
>   * QA_with_Linus_Torvalds.webm
>
> Videos with issues:
>
>   * A_glimpse_into_a_systemd_future.webm: glitches as described above
>   * 
> Infrastructure_updates_can_we_change_anything_in_less_than_2_years.webm:
>     - truncated at 38:10 in the middle of discussion
>     - not seekable
>   * Jessie_bits_from_the_release_team.webm
>     - ends with a frame saying "INVALID" in big letters
>   * One_year_of_fedmsg_in_Debian.webm
>     - picture freeze from 8:55 to ~9:30
>     - skips sound from 8:55 to ~10:00

More good videos:

  * Quit_logging_or_data_minimization_in_Debian.webm
  * Removing_obsolete_packages_for_fun_and_profit.webm
  * Reproducible_Builds_for_Debian_a_year_later.webm
  * Validation_and_Continuous_Integration_BoF.webm
  * Weapons_of_the_Geek.webm
  * Whats_new_in_the_Linux_kernel.webm
  * debci_and_the_Debian_Continuous_Integration_project.webm
  * dgit_treat_the_archive_as_a_git_remote.webm
  * debdry_Debian_Dont_Repeat_Yourself.webm

More notes:

  * The_state_of_the_bootstrap.webm
    - could use removal of a few seconds silence/setup at the 
beginning, before the actual talk starts.
  * tasksel_default_desktop_requalification.webm
    - some non-critical video errors
    - sound could use a filter for the background noise and a 
compressor to lift voice (I used vlc locally to fix this)


All in all the videos were really a great resource to get a in-depth 
view into the debconf. Thanks for your time and effort!

Regards, David