Kid Friendly Videos

[Brayan Sedillo]

Alsois there a way to convert multiple files? Dragging them in one by one will be annoying, it took 24 minutes to do a 30 minute video and I have probably 8+ hours of video to go through split up across a dozen videos.

@Austin, is the only thing thing that needs to be changed in the H.264 lossless export preset to match the good option in Convert to Edit Friendly the audio codec from AAC to AC3? And raise the audio bitrate to what? Would 512k be enough? Is there anything else?

I then tried to export the same file using the settings in the screen grabs linked above. On the video tab I set my export to the 4k resolution I started with, set the FPS to 59.94(not sure if I should do this or just go straight to 60) and left the rest to what they were, progressive, YADIF, Bilinear. I did not get the same results. that file is 5.25gb with a total bitrate of 122232kbps. It also took about 50% longer to complete. Did I miss something?

Use whatever the source files are. Camera sources will likely be 59.94. A screen capture from a computer game will probably be 60. Mixing them up will cause an occasional dropped or duplicated frame to make up the difference.

In the Export panel > Advanced > Other tab, there is a line called preset that is set to medium in the Convert to Edit-Friendly tool. If you used one of the export presets as a base for batch conversion, it may have had preset configured with a different value. This would have a significant effect on file size and encoding time.

I assume this was intended to create smaller, more manageable file sizes for the common source resolutions (meaning HD 720 and up). CRF 11 would be well past visually lossless for anything 720+, meaning extra processing time and larger file sizes with little appreciable benefit. However, for resolutions below 720 lines, CRF 11/12 often becomes a necessity.

As covered elsewhere in this thread, Convert to Edit-Friendly uses CRF 15 and GOP 1. This is a great option if editing directly on the converted file because it will seek quickly. However, @DRM does bring up a great lossless option.

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When I was a (completely & totally broke) college student and for a few years after, I lived in small apartments. I was still mostly doing gym workouts at that point, but every now and again I would tackle a workout in my apartment. That lasted until I dropped my rent off at the apartment manager's office, and they asked, "Do you dance around at night...or something? Because the neighbors downstairs are wondering what it is you're doing up there."

It's important to be considerate of your neighbors. You never know who might need to wake up early for work or who might be sleeping before they tackle a night shift or have a new baby or just want to get some quiet time without the pounding of someone's feet overhead. That's fair. But it also seems a fair objective to want to be able to work out in your own living space - it's a seriously convenient, excuse-busting, money-saving option. In an effort to keep both you and your downstairs neighbors happy, I've built a list of apartment friendly workout videos that take into consideration the impact of landing and the amount of space you might have available. These same routines may be great choices for hotel room workouts, too!

Strength Training

Lifting is a great option for apartment workouts because they don't require any jumping; you can get in a great workout that builds muscle and makes you sweat, with almost no impact. All you need is a set of dumbbells or resistance bands and an optional exercise mat. I favor dumbbells, but resistance bands are cheaper and take up even less space. In terms of dumbbells, these adjustable PowerBlocks are spendy, but are well built and take up very little room (because of the way they fit together, the entire set has the footprint of a single large dumbbell).

Apartment-Friendly Cardio Workouts

Cardio workouts may seem like an extra challenge, but the trick is to choose low impact cardio workouts that don't involve jumping. That way, you can work up a good sweat without bothering neighbors. Here are a few options that you can choose from, based on how much time you might have to commit to exercise today:

Pilates Workouts

Pilates is a great way to get in a quiet workout that also uses a small workout space. None of these workouts involve jumping, but they're all great for increasing range of motion, flexibility, and overall body awareness.

Yoga / Stretching

Always important, yoga and/or stretching can be done nearly anywhere without bothering anyone else. These workouts are slow, calm, and relaxing - and can be a great way to start your day, or end it. All of these also feel great on muscles that are sore from previous workouts. Whether you're looking to gain flexibility or just mellow out, these stretching workouts won't bother your neighbors and they're easy workouts to do in hotel rooms as well.

I want to make it super easy for my user to embed a video from YouTube (maybe eventually from other sources) without having to get the iframe code. They should only have to enter the URL for the video, and maybe check a couple of optional settings, and the code will do the rest.

Craft-video-embed-utilty sounds like it might work as a basic option here. It's not a field type but a Twig filter that'll take the video URL the user enters (you could use it with any field, including a plain text field) and then spit out the necessary Twig embed code. If you want to build your own "options" from scratch, this could work.

Dukt's premium Videos plugin is probably the most robust option. It'll actually connect to YouTube or Vimeo, hooks into Craft's interface, and visually allow you to search for and embed videos. It includes a videos field type that matrix compatible.

I've always had a Plain Text field for the user to paste a Vimeo or YouTube URL into and then used the Embedder plugin in the template to generate the correct embed code (with options to turn off related videos etc).

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