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Excellent, this explains it. The YouTube video you shared says the trick is to create a resumable upload using YouTube API. The steps involved : 1. create a re
by carusooneliner 7y ago
Excellent, this explains it. The YouTube video you shared says the trick is to create a resumable upload using YouTube API. The steps involved :
1. create a resumable session (here we specify video length in bytes)
2. YouTube returns a session URI which contains the upload ID
3. create a video with the upload ID baked in (edit video to match length from step 1)
4. upload video to the session URI
https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/guides/using_resumable_upload_protocol https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/guides/using_resuma...
- samstave 7y agoI have not been doing any edits of video for a long time... What are most people editing vids with these days?
- carusooneliner 7y agoThe one I'm familiar with is ffmpeg, a free, programmatic tool for simple to advanced use cases: https://ffmpeg.org/ https://ffmpeg.org/
- tyfon 7y agoI'm using kdenlive in linux, works great for my use. I know others are using blender too but I prefer the kdenlive UI.
- pbhjpbhj 7y agoSame, but I'm looking forward to trying the new Blender UI.
- rebane2001 7y agoMost professionals use Adobe Premiere (+ Audition/After Effects), Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve or Vegas Pro, some use Blender and Kdenlive is great for smaller and simpler edits and works on Linux
- underwater 7y agoOn Windows I'm using DaVinci Resolve. It's closed source but free, and professional quality.
- neves 7y agoThe free version of Hit Film is really excellent: https://fxhome.com/hitfilm-express https://fxhome.com/hitfilm-express Good to put some VFX.
- wybiral 7y agoAs someone who uses Linux, I've found Blender + ffmpeg to be a powerful combo. Almost all of the videos on my channel use those two. The video sequence editor in Blender is awesome for arranging tracks, audio, transitions, overlays, text, etc. And with ffmpeg you can move it to any format you need. To clean up audio I use Audacity.
- StavrosK 7y agoBlender? Really? Huh, I've been looking for a program to do some simple video editing. Would you happen to know of a good tutorial for the basics of non-linear video editing with Blender?
- steelframe 7y agoI've used Blender for video editing, but I had to pull up a fairly long Youtube video on how to set up my environment and choose settings in Blender's UI. I've just pulled down a 2.80 release candidate with the UI overhaul to see if it's any better. It's actually pretty nice. I just selected the video editor option in the startup screen, and things sort of worked like I expect in a NLE.
- StavrosK 7y agoOh huh, maybe I'll just get that then, thanks!
- mAritz 7y agoThe Mike Meyers[1] youtube tutorials are great. He will do 2.8 based tutorials soon. [1] https://www.youtube.com/user/MikeycalDOTcom/playlist https://www.youtube.com/user/MikeycalDOTcom/playlist
- StavrosK 7y agoThis seems very helpful, thanks!
- wybiral 7y ago
- pietroglyph 7y agoI like https://shotcutapp.com/.. https://shotcutapp.com/... It's free and open source, has good Linux support and all the features I need, and uses ffmpeg under the hood.
- jhoh 7y agoDaVinci Resolve. Also available for GNU/Linux: https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve/ https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve/
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- baud147258 7y agoI used shotcut last year, even if it was a little crash-prone on windows 10.
- j4kp07 7y agoOkay, sure. But how did he get a hash with a Back to the Future reference?