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asadotzler: paul: I think that eventually we'll want three docs. One titled something like "Theora for Video Professionals" where we describe how to integrate Theora into existing professional workflows and apps (for the Premiere and Final Cut folks). Another titled something like "Theora for the YouTube Types" where we describe the basics of converting existing content to Theora and alternatives to YouTube and Vimeo. This second doc might also be titled "Best Practices for Open Web Video". Finally, a super simple "Quick and Dirty Theora Encoding" where we just describe converting/exporting/saving as in popular consumer apps (iMovie, Windows Movie Maker, HandBrake, etc." | |||
* asadotzler: paul: I think that eventually we'll want three docs. One titled something like "Theora for Video Professionals" where we describe how to integrate Theora into existing professional workflows and apps (for the Premiere and Final Cut folks). Another titled something like "Theora for the YouTube Types" where we describe the basics of converting existing content to Theora and alternatives to YouTube and Vimeo. This second doc might also be titled "Best Practices for Open Web Video". Finally, a super simple "Quick and Dirty Theora Encoding" where we just describe converting/exporting/saving as in popular consumer apps (iMovie, Windows Movie Maker, HandBrake, etc." In the "pro" doc, we should get into the details of all of the encoding options available for Theora and Ogg. In the second two docs, (which may be combined, not sure) we just describe the optimal settings for simple Web video. | |||
* where should this/these docs live? MDC? (paul, asa, sheppy) | |||
* is streaming video documentation important? probably secondary priority. (asa) | |||