The youtube recording of the presentation in Milan

[Pietro Speroni di Fenizio]

Stefano Stortone just sent me the link of the recording presentation I gave in Milan.

It is, by his own admission very bad quality. Something about the sound makes it really hard to understand. This is unfortunate since the presentation was the best I gave so far on Vilfredo. Usually I would take the recording, extract the audio, connect it with the slides, and get a presentation of Vilfredo. But right now I wonder if it even makes sense to do it.

What do you guys think about it?

Should we bother at all?

http://youtu.be/Uu6hkVIyFMM?t=56m23s

(The youtube is very long, and the first hour is Stefano's presentation. Also a very good topic, and a bad recording. But you can see Vilfredo moving at minute 56, as the link I gave you automatically does)

[Pietro Speroni di Fenizio]

Maybe with some post-processing with Audacity is possible to change the audio and make it better

[Victor Vorski]

Rather than spending hours and hours post-processing maybe it would be faster to just re-do

the presentation with a good camera and good microphones? (and with English sub-titles ;-) )

V/.

[Pietro Speroni di Fenizio]

Hi Victor,

I think you are absolutely correct.

But also if i was to rerecord it why do it in Italian at all.

After all we already have a good tutorial in Italian in 4 parts.

So right now I am going to give a talk at the Open University on Tuesday

which will be more or less the same talk. 

http://stadium.open.ac.uk/stadia/preview.php?whichevent=2268

I shall try to record the audio, and then connect it with the slides and make a really nice tutorial :-).

Cheers,

Pietro