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OK So I'm trying to understand. This is about using some Google software to annotate videos without actually changing the underlying video? I'm made annotation
by dhimes 8y ago
OK So I'm trying to understand. This is about using some Google software to annotate videos without actually changing the underlying video? I'm made annotations, but always in my video software (openshot or whatever) so they are baked into the video. They should still work ok. It would be pretty easy to do this for things you really needed. Just import your video and add some keyframes with the overlay. Or maybe you lose your URL when you edit?
and just not leave everything up to Google to decide in the future IMHO.
EDIT: reading farther down, I see the answer to the latter half: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18540470 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18540470
- tokyodude 8y agoThat is one solution. For me the issue is time. Adding the annotation took 1-2 mins. Downloading the video on youtube (since I no longer have the source material), then loading that into some video editor, adding the annotations, rendering it, and re-uploading it would easily take 1hr per video. So IMO it's not really a good solution. I don't have the time. Personally I think they should keep the annotations and keep the source video. When you change the annotations they can re-render the video on their end. Keep the 1-2 minute workflow