Youtube is one of the largest catalysts for both IPv6 and html5 (aka no flash) in the online media world. I know that they are part of the big bad Google Empire, but they were the only ones truly fighting the evil of MPEG-4.
The short short version is that Youtube is one of the only video sites where you do not need flash, most of the time. Use the following URL to set your preference: http://www.youtube.com/html5?gl=CA I should also note that Google properties are pretty much the only commercial site that I can connect to via IPv6. Without Youtube my IPv6 traffic graphs would be extremely boring. Do not mistake the above for rabid fanboism, I am very concerned about the concentration of knowledge (and thus power) into the hands of a few. Editing the video into sections is pretty easy. There are a lot of open choices here. My understanding is that two of the best are kdenlive and openshot. For more options check out this list: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_video_editing_software#Free_and_open-source I am sure that someone on the CUUG or CLUG mailing lists would be able to do the actual editing if required. There is also a rudimentary editor built into Youtube. Finally, I think that this sort of thing should be streamable. If you want to make a statement by not using Youtube, there are a few options. First, archive.org would be a great choice, especially given their stance on Creative Commons. A natural fit really. We would just have to edit the talk before uploading (well, technically we would not *have* to, but I am sure that the potential viewers would appreciate this. You can host the video files on the CLUG/CUUG websites or ask members to donate the server space and bandwidth. I imagine that there are a few of us members with dedicated servers and or VPSs. On Thu, Feb 6, 2014 at 12:40 PM, Terrell Larson <t...@terralogic.net> wrote: > I have no idea how to edit this and I don't use youtube because they use > flash and I don't. What I was thinking on is a technology center but > usually I don't use computers in the library. I did not know how > crippled they are. But I found out a month ago when one of my computers > went down and I went to the library and simply asked: Can I use one of > your computers to burn a DVD with the latest verion of Debian Linux. > > I was told the answer is no. > > Not only this: They told me they can't lend me a copy. > > I was pipped at the post before I started! > > > We need to change this. I don't want kids to be pipped at the post. > > > The expression BTW is likely australian and it is in a song by Buzz > and the Blues band and the song is "That's my dog". She loves me every > day but you don't. > > I have the CD because I met Buzz and was picking grapes with them. If > we want to get a copyright then we will need to go talk to the band. > > But we do have rights to copy on Linux and OpenBSD and we certainly can > do a technolgy section and Greg emailed me: Do I want to head this up? > And I don't know the answer to this. I can do my part. But I can't do > it all by myself. > > > I can't go to the CUUG meeting this evening. I am still nursing an eye > infection. I know what it is and I told the doctor (s) plural before I > went: Staph. The golden staff. Non MRSA. > > I will do my part. > > When it is -20C we need a really good reason to get out of bed. > > > > > > > > On Thu, Feb 06, 2014 at 10:25:33AM -0700, Dale Scott wrote: > > How about editing into segments and hosting on YouTube? It might go > against everything RMS holds near and dear, but would reach more people - > if the ends justify the means. ;-) > > > > Dale > > > > ----- > > Transparency with Trust > > http://www.dalescott.net > > > > > On Feb 6, 2014, at 4:40 AM, Terrell Larson <t...@terralogic.net> > wrote: > > > > > > Greg > > > > > > I am actually replying to your last msg. But I could not find your > > > personal email and I figure it is just fine to reply to the list > because > > > I would want to do this anyways. > > > > > > > > > As you recall we brought in Richard for a talk at the UofC. This is > > > taped. I have the copies here. We have rights to copy and Richard > > > wants us to do it. > > > > > > This was with CUUG, not CLUG but we are sister organizations. > > > > > > > > > I think what we should all do (both groups) as a project is put the > talk > > > onto a DVD and offer it to the Calgary Public Library. At the same > time > > > we should organise a section of books and DVDs on all aspects of the > > > programming and of the building of operating systems. > > > > > > I have found the CPL has castrated their computers. I can't even send > > > an email to myself. But I know ways around this. > > > > > > > > > CUUG has a virtual library. I think this is a very good idea. > > > > > > > > > What I think we should do is organise some DVDs and put in a > > > "technology center" and spot this into the CPL system. > > > > > > > > > Some people browse. So maybe we put in place holders so that if the > DVD > > > or book is borrowed then there is the place holder in place so browsers > > > know it exists and they can ask for it. I say: No holds barred. I > > > have been in contact with the CPL and asked for the Fynmam lectures on > > > physics as well. > > > > > > The person at the CPL that I talked to can be found here: > > > > > > gerry.burger-martind...@calgarypubliclibrary.com > > > > > > But this was only for the Feynman lectures on physics. > > > > > > > > > If we ask for a meter of shelf space then we will need to fill it and > > > maintain it. I think we can do this. > > > > > > > > > Also I think this works 100% with the CUUG library system. Because > > > there... we have some books. They can be anywhere on anyone's > > > bookshelf. If someone else wants to borrow then they go to the virtual > > > Library admin and make arrangements and the book moves. Everyone knows > > > where the books are. It doesn't matter where the book lives. 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