Podcast Indexing Study
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Options (packages)
(Draft by Roman Fedoriw for CS internal Use - P08)
| Options/Packages Discussed : |
Manual Split, Quicktime, GarageBand, Flash,
Final Cut Pro, Adobe Premier Pro, and an aside on Adobe Creative Suite |
Manually Splitting recording into separate smaller recordings.
This method makes no difference, between recording packages like Audacity, GarageBand, and Logic. Using a "Manual Split" approach you would use a recording package to cut the recording into smaller recordings, and then in a xml file, publish each segment.
Increased editing tedium.
Editing is expensive, and time consuming. This method forces one into such a domain. Possible operations for audio editor person
Although conceptually simple, editing by its nature is time consuming, and on an hour lecture stream adding zooming and scrolling navigation operations that can overshoot a selection, can tend to produce a hit and miss operation.
It was suggested that we split an hour recording into 6 chapters. With 6 chapters, you have increased the number of of recordings to manage, (12 recordings if you include the wav and mp3 variants), as well as bumped the problem into the domain of regular audio editing.
An editor (xml or otherwise) would then be used to publish each separate recording.
It is reported that Quicktime is a container that can hold various media typed in general, mp3 being one of them.
An extra text file would be needed to contain the chapter's
This text file, is magnitudes simpler than an xml file in the Manual Split method.
Need Appropriate Quicktime package at Server, Developer, and Student Level
Latest GarageBand has an ability to insert chapter markers, and then export media into Quicktime according to biology, however they mentioned that the markers would disappear,
Here is an example from another site. http://docb-guitar.podomatic.com/entry/2006-10-10T13_36_35-07_00
In this case, rather than "text" for chapter markers we have "pictures". There are two ways to access the media:
The tutorial illustrates how chapter markers placed in final cut pro can be exported as Quicktime, and visible in iTunes, however, they would not be visible in iPod according to the speaker.
Like "Final Cut Pro" primarily a video editor, a passage describes that "premiere" Sequence markers in clips exported from Adobe Premiere Pro, appear as cue points in Adobe Flash projects, if they contain text in their Chapter fields" Full Passage
This is actually a suite of many programs or packages.
One will find that chapter markers do port from one CS3 package to the next in addition to the Adobe Premier Pro example above.