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FFMPEG GUI SPLIT VIDEOS SERIES

I’ve found this workflow beneficial for me, partly because of being a non-native English speaker and not being keen on coding and talking simultaneously, but also because I think it helps with organizing the content into a cohesive narrative. This is the most painful and time-consuming part of the process.

Cut and arrange all parts of the screencast using a video editor.

A mistake or mispronunciation is corrected by taking a small break and then trying the same sentence or paragraph again.

Record audio separately, where the voice-over audio is based on the script.

Each little part of editing or running commands in the terminal is separated by a rest, where I don’t type anything at all for a few seconds. Record video separately, including all mistakes and retries, in a single video file.The script usually gets uploaded to the website as-is, being used as the show notes for the screencast. My workflow for producing screencasts looks like this: Garde - Self work (Original by: José-Manuel Benitos), CC BY-SA 3.0 “The evolution of a functional programmer,” based on Human evolution scheme by M.

The screencasts are fast-paced tutorials centered around the terminal and text editor, complemented by a voice-over audio track.

FFMPEG GUI SPLIT VIDEOS SERIES

It all began with Haskell at Work, the series of screencasts focused on practical Haskell that I’ve been producing the last year.

This is an experience report, based on a talk from Lambda World Cádiz 2018, that’ll give an overview of Komposition’s design, implementation, testing, and planned future work. For the last six months I’ve been working on a screencast video editor called Komposition, and it’s now released and open source.