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~ Video Skimmer
# Transcripts and commentary for long boring videos on YouTube! #
* Present your videos with transcripts and running commentary.
* Let your users skip to the good parts.
Designed for:
* News organizations
* Producers comfortable with the command line
* Raw video from court transcripts, Political Speeches, Uncut Interviews. In
short: lengthy video.
~ Documentation
#Wiki: https://github.com/propublica/vid-skim/wikis
#RDoc: http://rdoc.info/projects/propublica/vid-skim
~ Getting Started
Install the gem
>> sudo gem install vid-skim
Install the directory structure.
>> vidskim install video-skimmer
Under ./video-skimmer/ you'll see an html and and videos directory.
Put your vidskim json or expanded files in ./video-skimmer/videos/ (see the
wiki for formatting info).
Once your json is complete run:
>> vidskim build video-skimmer
And you'll see some html files that look something like this:
http://projects.propublica.org/skimmer/ron_boline
