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GMU:Procedural Cut/Cornelius

2020-03-31T09:06:18Z

Corneliuskreuzwirth:

==POLITISCHES KLIMA==

POLITICAL CLIMATE

Video work by Cornelius Kreuzwirth

{{#ev:vimeo|389064290|800|left}}

===Describtion===

With footage of a ''current hour discussion'' in the German parliament ''Bundestag'', about the topic climate change and video material of forest fires and floods, I created a video work regarding to the climate situation and the political changes in Germany and the world. Therefor I used different techniques to edit and manipulate the audio and video footage. The destruction of the material, reflects the situation of the climate debate. While politicians of different parties are discussing, the forest is burning and whole regions are flooded. Thousands of humans, animals and plants were allready made to victims of the incompetnecy of the human race. It is the job of politicians to discuss and finde solutions but our time is running out and we need a change, now! The ambiguity of the titel leaves an open space to see the video work in a more political context. If we are not aware of the situation, not only our forests will burn.

===Software tools===
* ''Aegisub'' - Connects the subtitle file (.srt) with your video file (.mp4).

* ''Visual Studio Code'' – Code editing environment.

* ''Shotcut'' – Audio and video editing program.

* ''AvideMux 2.5'' - Data moshing tool.

* ''Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2018'' – Audio and video editing program.

* ''VLC Player'' - Playback software

===Workflow===

One of the first steps was to check if the subtitle srt. file, which I downloaded from ''downsub.com'', was correct auto-generated. For this I combined the video material of the ''Bundestag'' and the fitting subtitle file, with the help of the free to download software ''Aegisub'' (screenshot one). After checking the subtitle file, I opened the srt. file in the code editing environment ''Visual Studio Code'', which gave me a nice overview of the time codes and the subtitles (screenshot two). Parallel I imported the video in the free to download software ''Shotcut'', where you can easily edit video and audio material and exported a mlt. file with the whole one and a half hour long video of the ''Bundestag'' debate. Then I transferred the exported mlt. file from Shotcut to ''Visual Studio Code''. The next step was to search in the srt. file for the word ''“Klima”'' in English ''“climate”''. If I found the word in the subtitles, I copied the relevant time code into my main bin producers list of the mlt. file (screenshot three). I imported now the mlt. file into Shotcut and got instantly all the clips delivered where the word ''“Klima”'' was spoken. After some final touches regarding the length of sentences, I had a supercut montage of the ''Bundestag'' debate based on the word ''“Klima”''.

With this sausage list of climate words, I moved on to the converting software ''AvideMux 2.5'' and moshed the video by deleting all the I-Frames (screenshot four). You can find a step by step manual for data moshing further down on this site. I took the data moshed video material and did the last editing decisions in the program ''Premiere Pro CC 2018'' from Adobe, where I added the second visual layer of forest fires and floods, by keying out the gray spaces, which the data moshing created. I also edited the sound, you can here multiple times the same audio track but every track has a different pace and effect and some of them are even reversed. Finally I created a title and credits and exported the video in H.264 quality.

===Manual for data moshing===

1. Import your sausage file you wanna data mosh

2. Set up in video drop down bar the ''MPEG4 – ASP (xvid)''

3. Click ''configuration'' – go to ''frame'' and change ''max. I-frame interval'' to 99999999999999

4. Save the video anywhere

5. Open the new file in ''AvideMux 2.5'' again

6. Delete now all the I frames except the first one

7. In the video drop down bar change from ''MPEG4 – Asp (xvid)'' to ''copy''

8. Save the video anywhere as a new file (Its an ''AVI File'' so you need ''VLC Player'' for playback)

9. To use the Video in ''Premiere Pro'' convert it with ''VLC Player'' to a ''mp4'' file or use: https://video.online-convert.com/convert-to-mp4

===Screenshots===

Screenshot one:
[[File:PC_aegisub.png]]
''User interface of the software Aegisub with the full video of the Bundestag and the fitting subtitle file.''

Screenshot two:
[[File:PC_srt.png]]
''Code of the srt. subtitle file with time code and marked word "Klima".''

Screenshot three:
[[File:PC_mlt.png]]
''Code of the mlt. file with producers list.''

Screenshot four:
[[File:PC_data_moshing.png]]
''User interface of the software AvideMux 2.5 with opened configuration menu, setting the I-frame interval to 999999999999.''

===Screenshots out of the video work===

{|
[[File:PC_V1.png|365px]]
[[File:PC_V2.png|365px]]
[[File:PC_V3.png|365px]]
[[File:PC_V4.png|365px]]
|}

GMU:Procedural Cut/Cornelius

2020-03-30T17:28:39Z

Corneliuskreuzwirth: /* Describtion */

==POLITISCHES KLIMA==

POLITICAL CLIMATE

Video work by Cornelius Kreuzwirth

{{#ev:vimeo|389064290|800|left}}

===Describtion===

With footage of a ''current hour discussion'' in the German parliament ''Bundestag'', about the topic climate change and video material of forest fires and floods, I created a video work regarding to the climate situation and the political changes in Germany and the world. Therefor I used different techniques to edit and manipulate the audio and video footage. The destruction of the material, reflects the situation of the climate debate. While politicians of different parties are discussing, the forest is burning and whole regions are flooded. Thousands of humans, animals and plants were allready made to victims of the incompetnecy of the human race. It is the job of politicians to discuss and finde solutions but our time is running out and we need a change, now! The ambiguity of the titel leaves an open space to see the video work in a more political context. If we are not aware of the situation, not only our forests will burn.

===Software tools===
* ''Aegisub'' - Connects the subtitle file (.srt) with your video file (.mp4).

* ''Visual Studio Code'' – Code editing environment.

* ''Shotcut'' – Audio and video editing program.

* ''AvideMux 2.5'' - Data moshing tool.

* ''Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2018'' – Audio and video editing program.

* ''VLC Player'' - Playback software

===Workflow===

One of the first steps was to check if the subtitle srt. file, which I downloaded from ''downsub.com'', was correct auto-generated. For this I combined the video material of the ''Bundestag'' and the fitting subtitle file, with the help of the free to download software ''Aegisub'' (screenshot one). After checking the subtitle file, I opened the srt. file in the code editing environment ''Visual Studio Code'', which gave me a nice overview of the time codes and the subtitles (screenshot two). Parallel I imported the video in the free to download software ''Shotcut'', where you can easily edit video and audio material and exported a mlt. file with the whole one and a half hour long video of the ''Bundestag'' debate. Then I transferred the exported mlt. file from Shotcut to ''Visual Studio Code''. The next step was to search in the srt. file for the word ''“Klima”'' in English ''“climate”''. If I found the word in the subtitles, I copied the relevant time code into my main bin producers list of the mlt. file (screenshot three). I imported now the mlt. file into Shotcut and got instantly all the clips delivered where the word ''“Klima”'' was spoken. After some final touches regarding the length of sentences, I had a supercut montage of the ''Bundestag'' debate based on the word ''“Klima”''.

With this sausage list of climate words, I moved on to the converting software ''AvideMux 2.5'' and moshed the video by deleting all the I-Frames (screenshot four). You can find a step by step manual for data moshing further down on this site. I took the data moshed video material and did the last editing decisions in the program ''Premiere Pro CC 2018'' from Adobe, where I added the second visual layer of forest fires and floods, by keying out the gray spaces, which the data moshing created. I also edited the sound, you can here multiple times the same audio track but every track has a different pace and effect and some of them are even reversed. Finally I created a title and credits and exported the video in H.264 quality.

===Manual for data moshing===

1. Import your sausage file you wanna data mosh

2. Set up in video drop down bar the ''MPEG4 – ASP (xvid)''

3. Click ''configuration'' – go to ''frame'' and change ''max. I frame interval'' to 99999999999999

4. Save the video anywhere

5. Open the new file in ''AvideMux 2.5'' again

6. Delete now all the I frames except the first one

7. In the video drop down bar change from ''MPEG4 – Asp (xvid)'' to ''copy''

8. Save the video anywhere as a new file (Its an ''AVI File'' so you need ''VLC Player'' for playback)

9. To use the Video in ''Premiere Pro'' convert it with ''VLC Player'' to a ''mp4'' file or use: https://video.online-convert.com/convert-to-mp4

===Screenshots===

Screenshot one:
[[File:PC_aegisub.png]]
''User interface of the software Aegisub with the full Video of the Bundestag and the fitting subtitle file.''

Screenshot two:
[[File:PC_srt.png]]
''Code of the srt. subtitle file with time code and marked word "Klima"''

Screenshot three:
[[File:PC_mlt.png]]
''Code of the mlt. file with producers list, the producers list is automatically created by shotcut''

Screenshot four:
[[File:PC_data_moshing.png]]
''User interface of the software AvideMux 2.5 with opened configuration menu, setting the I-frame interval to 999999999999.''

===Screenshots out of the video work===

{|
[[File:PC_V1.png|365px]]
[[File:PC_V2.png|365px]]
[[File:PC_V3.png|365px]]
[[File:PC_V4.png|365px]]
|}

GMU:Procedural Cut/Cornelius

2020-03-30T17:28:10Z

Corneliuskreuzwirth:

==POLITISCHES KLIMA==

POLITICAL CLIMATE

Video work by Cornelius Kreuzwirth

{{#ev:vimeo|389064290|800|left}}

===Describtion===

With footage of a ''current hour discussion'' in the German parliament ''Bundestag'', about the topic climate change and video material of forest fires and floods, I created a video work regarding to the climate situation and the political changes in Germany and the world. Therefor I used different techniques to edit and manipulate the audio and video footage. The destruction of the material, reflects the situation of the climate debate. While politicians of different parties are discussing, the forest is burning and whole regions are flooded. Thousands of humans, animals and plants were allready made to victims of the incompetnecy of the human race. It is the job of politicians to discuss and finde solutions but our time is running out and we need a change, now! The ambiguity of the titel leaves an open space to see the video work in a more political context. If we are not aware of the situation, not only our forest will burn.

===Software tools===
* ''Aegisub'' - Connects the subtitle file (.srt) with your video file (.mp4).

* ''Visual Studio Code'' – Code editing environment.

* ''Shotcut'' – Audio and video editing program.

* ''AvideMux 2.5'' - Data moshing tool.

* ''Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2018'' – Audio and video editing program.

* ''VLC Player'' - Playback software

===Workflow===

One of the first steps was to check if the subtitle srt. file, which I downloaded from ''downsub.com'', was correct auto-generated. For this I combined the video material of the ''Bundestag'' and the fitting subtitle file, with the help of the free to download software ''Aegisub'' (screenshot one). After checking the subtitle file, I opened the srt. file in the code editing environment ''Visual Studio Code'', which gave me a nice overview of the time codes and the subtitles (screenshot two). Parallel I imported the video in the free to download software ''Shotcut'', where you can easily edit video and audio material and exported a mlt. file with the whole one and a half hour long video of the ''Bundestag'' debate. Then I transferred the exported mlt. file from Shotcut to ''Visual Studio Code''. The next step was to search in the srt. file for the word ''“Klima”'' in English ''“climate”''. If I found the word in the subtitles, I copied the relevant time code into my main bin producers list of the mlt. file (screenshot three). I imported now the mlt. file into Shotcut and got instantly all the clips delivered where the word ''“Klima”'' was spoken. After some final touches regarding the length of sentences, I had a supercut montage of the ''Bundestag'' debate based on the word ''“Klima”''.

With this sausage list of climate words, I moved on to the converting software ''AvideMux 2.5'' and moshed the video by deleting all the I-Frames (screenshot four). You can find a step by step manual for data moshing further down on this site. I took the data moshed video material and did the last editing decisions in the program ''Premiere Pro CC 2018'' from Adobe, where I added the second visual layer of forest fires and floods, by keying out the gray spaces, which the data moshing created. I also edited the sound, you can here multiple times the same audio track but every track has a different pace and effect and some of them are even reversed. Finally I created a title and credits and exported the video in H.264 quality.

===Manual for data moshing===

1. Import your sausage file you wanna data mosh

2. Set up in video drop down bar the ''MPEG4 – ASP (xvid)''

3. Click ''configuration'' – go to ''frame'' and change ''max. I frame interval'' to 99999999999999

4. Save the video anywhere

5. Open the new file in ''AvideMux 2.5'' again

6. Delete now all the I frames except the first one

7. In the video drop down bar change from ''MPEG4 – Asp (xvid)'' to ''copy''

8. Save the video anywhere as a new file (Its an ''AVI File'' so you need ''VLC Player'' for playback)

9. To use the Video in ''Premiere Pro'' convert it with ''VLC Player'' to a ''mp4'' file or use: https://video.online-convert.com/convert-to-mp4

===Screenshots===

Screenshot one:
[[File:PC_aegisub.png]]
''User interface of the software Aegisub with the full Video of the Bundestag and the fitting subtitle file.''

Screenshot two:
[[File:PC_srt.png]]
''Code of the srt. subtitle file with time code and marked word "Klima"''

Screenshot three:
[[File:PC_mlt.png]]
''Code of the mlt. file with producers list, the producers list is automatically created by shotcut''

Screenshot four:
[[File:PC_data_moshing.png]]
''User interface of the software AvideMux 2.5 with opened configuration menu, setting the I-frame interval to 999999999999.''

===Screenshots out of the video work===

{|
[[File:PC_V1.png|365px]]
[[File:PC_V2.png|365px]]
[[File:PC_V3.png|365px]]
[[File:PC_V4.png|365px]]
|}

GMU:Procedural Cut/Cornelius

2020-03-30T17:25:53Z

Corneliuskreuzwirth:

==POLITISCHES KLIMA==

POLITICAL CLIMATE

Video work by Cornelius Kreuzwirth

{{#ev:vimeo|389064290|800|left}}

===Describtion===

With footage of a ''current hour discussion'' in the German parliament ''Bundestag'', about the topic climate change and video material of forest fires and floods, I created a video work regarding to the climate situation and the political changes in Germany and the world. Therefor I used different techniques to edit and manipulate the audio and video footage. The destruction of the material, reflects the situation of the climate debate. While politicians of different parties are discussing, the forest is burning and whole regions are flooded. Thousands of humans, animals and plants were allready made to victims of the incompetnecy of the human race. It is the job of politicians to discuss and finde solutions but our time is running out and we need a change, now! The ambiguity of the titel leaves an open space to see the video work in a more political context. If we are not aware of the situation, not only our forest are burning.

===Software tools===
* ''Aegisub'' - Connects the subtitle file (.srt) with your video file (.mp4).

* ''Visual Studio Code'' – Code editing environment.

* ''Shotcut'' – Audio and video editing program.

* ''AvideMux 2.5'' - Data moshing tool.

* ''Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2018'' – Audio and video editing program.

* ''VLC Player'' - Playback software

===Workflow===

One of the first steps was to check if the subtitle srt. file, which I downloaded from ''downsub.com'', was correct auto-generated. For this I combined the video material of the ''Bundestag'' and the fitting subtitle file, with the help of the free to download software ''Aegisub'' (screenshot one). After checking the subtitle file, I opened the srt. file in the code editing environment ''Visual Studio Code'', which gave me a nice overview of the time codes and the subtitles (screenshot two). Parallel I imported the video in the free to download software ''Shotcut'', where you can easily edit video and audio material and exported a mlt. file with the whole one and a half hour long video of the ''Bundestag'' debate. Then I transferred the exported mlt. file from Shotcut to ''Visual Studio Code''. The next step was to search in the srt. file for the word ''“Klima”'' in English ''“climate”''. If I found the word in the subtitles, I copied the relevant time code into my main bin producers list of the mlt. file (screenshot three). I imported now the mlt. file into Shotcut and got instantly all the clips delivered where the word ''“Klima”'' was spoken. After some final touches regarding the length of sentences, I had a supercut montage of the ''Bundestag'' debate based on the word ''“Klima”''.

With this sausage list of climate words, I moved on to the converting software ''AvideMux 2.5'' and moshed the video by deleting all the I-Frames (screenshot four). You can find a step by step manual for data moshing further down on this site. I took the data moshed video material and did the last editing decisions in the program ''Premiere Pro CC 2018'' from Adobe, where I added the second visual layer of forest fires and floods, by keying out the gray spaces, which the data moshing created. I also edited the sound, you can here multiple times the same audio track but every track has a different pace and effect and some of them are even reversed. Finally I created a title and credits and exported the video in H.264 quality.

===Manual for data moshing===

1. Import your sausage file you wanna data mosh

2. Set up in video drop down bar the ''MPEG4 – ASP (xvid)''

3. Click ''configuration'' – go to ''frame'' and change ''max. I frame interval'' to 99999999999999

4. Save the video anywhere

5. Open the new file in ''AvideMux 2.5'' again

6. Delete now all the I frames except the first one

7. In the video drop down bar change from ''MPEG4 – Asp (xvid)'' to ''copy''

8. Save the video anywhere as a new file (Its an ''AVI File'' so you need ''VLC Player'' for playback)

9. To use the Video in ''Premiere Pro'' convert it with ''VLC Player'' to a ''mp4'' file or use: https://video.online-convert.com/convert-to-mp4

===Screenshots===

Screenshot one:
[[File:PC_aegisub.png]]
''User interface of the software Aegisub with the full Video of the Bundestag and the fitting subtitle file.''

Screenshot two:
[[File:PC_srt.png]]
''Code of the srt. subtitle file with time code and marked word "Klima"''

Screenshot three:
[[File:PC_mlt.png]]
''Code of the mlt. file with producers list, the producers list is automatically created by shotcut''

Screenshot four:
[[File:PC_data_moshing.png]]
''User interface of the software AvideMux 2.5 with opened configuration menu, setting the I-frame interval to 999999999999.''

===Screenshots out of the video work===

{|
[[File:PC_V1.png|365px]]
[[File:PC_V2.png|365px]]
[[File:PC_V3.png|365px]]
[[File:PC_V4.png|365px]]
|}

File:PC V4.png

2020-03-30T17:20:58Z

Corneliuskreuzwirth: Screenshot of the video work POLITICAL CLIMATE.

== Summary ==
Screenshot of the video work POLITICAL CLIMATE.
== Copyright status: ==

== Licensing ==
{{self|c}}
== Source: ==

File:PC V3.png

2020-03-30T17:20:02Z

Corneliuskreuzwirth: Screenshot of the video work POLITICAL CLIMATE.

== Summary ==
Screenshot of the video work POLITICAL CLIMATE.
== Copyright status: ==

== Licensing ==
{{self|c}}
== Source: ==

File:PC V2.png

2020-03-30T17:18:56Z

Corneliuskreuzwirth: Screenshot of the video work POLITICAL CLIMATE.

== Summary ==
Screenshot of the video work POLITICAL CLIMATE.
== Copyright status: ==

== Licensing ==
{{self|c}}
== Source: ==

GMU:Procedural Cut/Cornelius

2020-03-30T17:17:50Z

Corneliuskreuzwirth:

==POLITISCHES KLIMA==

POLITICAL CLIMATE

Video work by Cornelius Kreuzwirth

{{#ev:vimeo|389064290|800|left}}

===Describtion===

With footage of a ''current hour discussion'' in the German parliament ''Bundestag'', about the topic climate change and video material of forest fires and floods, I created a video work regarding to the climate situation and the political changes in Germany and the world. Therefor I used different techniques to edit and manipulate the audio and video footage. The destruction of the material, reflects the situation of the climate debate. While politicians of different parties are discussing, the forest is burning and whole regions are flooded. Thousands of humans, animals and plants were allready made to victims of the incompetnecy of the human race. It is the job of politicians to discuss and finde solutions but our time is running out and we need a change, now! The ambiguity of the titel leaves an open space to see the video work in a more political context. If we are not aware of the situation, not only our forest are burning.

===Software tools===
* ''Aegisub'' - Connects the subtitle file (.srt) with your video file (.mp4).

* ''Visual Studio Code'' – Code editing environment.

* ''Shotcut'' – Audio and video editing program.

* ''AvideMux 2.5'' - Data moshing tool.

* ''Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2018'' – Audio and video editing program.

* ''VLC Player'' - Playback software

===Workflow===

One of the first steps was to check if the subtitle srt. file, which I downloaded from ''downsub.com'', was correct auto-generated. For this I combined the video material of the ''Bundestag'' and the fitting subtitle file, with the help of the free to download software ''Aegisub'' (screenshot one). After checking the subtitle file, I opened the srt. file in the code editing environment ''Visual Studio Code'', which gave me a nice overview of the time codes and the subtitles (screenshot two). Parallel I imported the video in the free to download software ''Shotcut'', where you can easily edit video and audio material and exported a mlt. file with the whole one and a half hour long video of the ''Bundestag'' debate. Then I transferred the exported mlt. file from Shotcut to ''Visual Studio Code''. The next step was to search in the srt. file for the word ''“Klima”'' in English ''“climate”''. If I found the word in the subtitles, I copied the relevant time code into my main bin producers list of the mlt. file (screenshot three). I imported now the mlt. file into Shotcut and got instantly all the clips delivered where the word ''“Klima”'' was spoken. After some final touches regarding the length of sentences, I had a supercut montage of the ''Bundestag'' debate based on the word ''“Klima”''.

With this sausage list of climate words, I moved on to the converting software ''AvideMux 2.5'' and moshed the video by deleting all the I-Frames (screenshot four). You can find a step by step manual for data moshing further down on this site. I took the data moshed video material and did the last editing decisions in the program ''Premiere Pro CC 2018'' from Adobe, where I added the second visual layer of forest fires and floods, by keying out the gray spaces, which the data moshing created. I also edited the sound, you can here multiple times the same audio track but every track has a different pace and effect and some of them are even reversed. Finally I created a title and credits and exported the video in H.264 quality.

===Manual for data moshing===

1. Import your sausage file you wanna data mosh

2. Set up in video drop down bar the ''MPEG4 – ASP (xvid)''

3. Click ''configuration'' – go to ''frame'' and change ''max. I frame interval'' to 99999999999999

4. Save the video anywhere

5. Open the new file in ''AvideMux 2.5'' again

6. Delete now all the I frames except the first one

7. In the video drop down bar change from ''MPEG4 – Asp (xvid)'' to ''copy''

8. Save the video anywhere as a new file (Its an ''AVI File'' so you need ''VLC Player'' for playback)

9. To use the Video in ''Premiere Pro'' convert it with ''VLC Player'' to a ''mp4'' file or use: https://video.online-convert.com/convert-to-mp4

===Screenshots===

Screenshot one:
[[File:PC_aegisub.png]]
''User interface of the software Aegisub with the full Video of the Bundestag and the fitting subtitle file.''

Screenshot two:
[[File:PC_srt.png]]
''Code of the srt. subtitle file with time code and marked word "Klima"''

Screenshot three:
[[File:PC_mlt.png]]
''Code of the mlt. file with producers list, the producers list is automatically created by shotcut''

Screenshot four:
[[File:PC_data_moshing.png]]
''User interface of the software AvideMux 2.5 with opened configuration menu, setting the I-frame interval to 999999999999.''

===Screenshot out of the video work===

{|
[[File:PC_V1.png|200px]]
[[File:PC_V2.png|200px]]
[[File:PC_V3.png|200px]]
[[File:PC_V4.png|200px]]
|}

File:PC V1.png

2020-03-30T17:16:17Z

Corneliuskreuzwirth: Screenshot of the video work POLITICAL CLIMATE

== Summary ==
Screenshot of the video work POLITICAL CLIMATE
== Copyright status: ==

== Licensing ==
{{self|c}}
== Source: ==

File:PC data moshing.png

2020-03-30T17:07:01Z

Corneliuskreuzwirth: User interface of the software AvideMux 2.5 with opened configuration menu, setting the I-frame interval to 999999999999.

== Summary ==
User interface of the software AvideMux 2.5 with opened configuration menu, setting the I-frame interval to 999999999999.
== Copyright status: ==

== Licensing ==
{{self|c}}
== Source: ==

File:PC mlt.png

2020-03-30T17:05:41Z

Corneliuskreuzwirth: Code of the mlt. file with producers list, created automaticly by Shotcut.

== Summary ==
Code of the mlt. file with producers list, created automaticly by Shotcut.
== Copyright status: ==

== Licensing ==
{{self|c}}
== Source: ==

File:PC srt.png

2020-03-30T16:52:56Z

Corneliuskreuzwirth: Code of the srt. subtitle file with time code and marked word ''"Klima"''

== Summary ==
Code of the srt. subtitle file with time code and marked word ''"Klima"''
== Copyright status: ==

== Licensing ==
{{self|c}}
== Source: ==

File:PC aegisub.png

2020-03-30T16:49:40Z

Corneliuskreuzwirth: User interface of the software ''Aegisub'' with the full Video of the ''Bundestag'' and the fitting subtitle file.

== Summary ==
User interface of the software ''Aegisub'' with the full Video of the ''Bundestag'' and the fitting subtitle file.
== Copyright status: ==

== Licensing ==
{{self|c}}
== Source: ==

GMU:Procedural Cut

2020-02-03T09:32:26Z

Corneliuskreuzwirth: /* Final work */

''Lecturer:'' [[GMU:Max Neupert|Max Neupert]] 
''Credits:'' 6 [[ECTS]], 4 [[SWS]] 
''Date:'' Mondays, 09:15-12:30 
''Venue:'' [[Marienstraße 7b]], [[Marienstraße 7b/204|Raum 204]] 
''First meeting:'' Monday, 14th of October 09:15-12:30 
Course language is English

==Procedural Cut: Algorithmic Micro-editing==
Micro-editing is a technique of rearranging tiny fragments of media to form a new work. In the context of music, [[wikipedia:Microhouse|microhouse]] is a subgenre of house which employs this technique. [[wikipedia:Akufen|Akufen]]'s ''Deck the House'' from 2002 may serve as an example. In the context of experimental film, [[wikipedia:Martin Arnold|Martin Arnold]] compiled his 1989 montage “Pièce Touchée” entirely from found-footage by copying frames in a specific order with an [[wikipedia:Optical printer|optical printer]], emphasizing and amplifying gestures from the original movie. [[wikipedia:Steina und Woody Vasulka|Steina Vasulka]], [[wikipedia:Kurt Hentschlager#Granular-Synthesis|Granular Synthesis]] and many other artists followed in exploring an aesthetic of deconstruction and reassembly of the timeline in moving images. In pop culture this “audiovisual cut-up” was used to expand the visual language of music clips and to have the audiences of live performances spellbound. Micro-edits are used in different contexts ranging from media art, experimental film-making to music clips and advertising.

Digital video has become an almost infinite source of to-be-found-footage which is accessible to anyone, anytime through platforms like YouTube, which are essentially databases for moving images of almost any kind. They enabled pop culture phenomenons like [[wikipedia:Supercut|supercuts]]: compilations of short shots of the same action, or [[wikipedia:YouTube Poop|YouTube Poop]] mashups of videos with a comical and at times immature humour:

Today, meta information, close captions, machine learning analysis and music information retrieval can provide the means to generate automated edits. Real-time reassembly of media fragments based on databases, feature extraction or meta-information has become entirely feasible.

In the class ''Procedural Cut: Algorithmic Micro-editing'' we will learn to let algorithms cut and edit.

This class builds upon two previous classes: [[GMU:Breaking the Timeline]] and [[GMU:Bits, Beats & Pieces]].
No previous knowledge is required.

==Syllabus==
# 2019-10-21 [[/Early Montages and Flicker/]]
# 2019-10-28 [[/Supercuts/]]
# 2019-11-04 Lecture Joachim Goßmann
# 2019-11-11
# 2019-11-18
# 2019-11-25
# 2019-12-02
# 2019-12-09 [[/Musical recombinations/]]
# 2019-12-16
# 2020-01-06
# 2020-01-13
# 2020-01-20
# 2020-01-27
# 2020-02-03
# 2020-02-10 Presentation

Deadline for documentation: 2020-03-31

==Assignments==
# [[/Assignment Supercut/]]
# [[/Assignment Sequence/]]
# [[/Assignment Object Recognition/]]
# [[/Assignment Subtitle Automate/]]

==Final work==
[[/Konrad/]]
[[/Cornelius/]]

== Files==
* [https://github.com/BauhausUniversity/cuttlefish/tree/master Cuttlefish] Python scripts and tools
* [[Audiovideo]] Pure Data Workshop

== Links ==
* [https://medium.com/janbot/a-brief-history-of-algorithmic-editing-732c3e19884b Clint Enns: A Brief History of Algorithmic Editing]
* http://thisunruly.com
* http://reorder.tv
* https://www.reclaimingremix.com
* [https://journal.transformativeworks.org/index.php/twc/article/view/371/299 A history of subversive remix video before YouTube: Thirty political video mashups made between World War II and 2005]
* [[wikipedia:Edit decision list]] EDL
* [[wikipedia:Regular expression]] Online regex tester: [https://regex101.com RegEx101]
* David Claerbout - The pure necessity https://www.instagram.com/p/B3nHj-MgEyj/ & https://davidclaerbout.com/The-pure-necessity-2016

== Software ==
* [[Audio tools]]
* [[Video tools]]

* [https://code.visualstudio.com Microsoft Visual Studio Code] Editor (open source)
** [https://vscodium.com VSCodium] Visual Studio Code without the Microsoft telemetry (open source)

* [https://www.videolan.org VLC] Media Player (helps you downloading YouTube videos: copy YouTube URL, open in VLC as network stream, then go to Tools -> Media Information, copy the Location and paste back into the Browser from where you can save it) (open source)
* [https://downsub.com downsub.com] Web service to get the subtitles from a YouTube video (web-service)
* [http://www.aegisub.org Aegisub] Subtitle Editor (open source)
* [https://www.praxislive.org Praxis Live] (open source)
* [https://python.org Python] (great [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uQrJ0TkZlc video tutorial] for beginners) (open source)
** [https://pyscenedetect.readthedocs.io PySceneDetect] can autonatically detect scene changes in video and segment footage into clips (open source)
** [https://jupyter.org Jupyter Notebook] (open source)

* [https://pjreddie.com/darknet/yolo/ YOLO: Real-Time Object Detection] (open source)
* [https://github.com/deepfakes/faceswap Deepfakes Faceswap] (open source)
* [https://github.com/apreshill/bakeoff apreshill/bakeoff] (open source)
* [https://github.com/NVlabs/few-shot-vid2vid NVlabs/few-shot-vid2vid] (open source)

==See also==
* [[Open Frameworks]]
* [[Processing]]
* [[Pure Data - Getting started]]

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GMU:Procedural Cut/Assignment Supercut

2019-11-11T08:57:31Z

Corneliuskreuzwirth:

# Look into the supercut genre, pick up to three of your favourites and link to them on the assignment page.
# Find a video you would like to work with. It needs subtitles, the automatic translations from youtube work. Use downsub.com to download the subtitles. You can use VLC to get the download location for the video (''open network stream'', paste YouTube URL, then in ''Media Information'' you find the video ''Location'', paste it back into Firefox, there you can rightclick ''Save Video'')
# If you need to fix some of the subtitle text or timings or want to add a subtitle yourself use Aegisub
# open the .srt subtitle file in Visual Studio Code
# Open shotcut and make a couple of dummy edits to the video file. Close the document.
# open the shotcut .mlt document in Visual Studio Code.
# find the playlist section in the xml document, it should look like this:
<playlist id="playlist0">
<property name="shotcut:video">1</property>
<property name="shotcut:name">V1</property>
<entry producer="producer1" in="00:09:13.209" out="00:09:15.809"/>
<entry producer="producer2" in="00:01:35.770" out="00:01:40.500"/>
<entry producer="producer3" in="00:38:06.600" out="00:39:34.800"/>
</playlist>
# now you can edit the movie by copying in- and outpoints from the .srt subtitle file. Beware: in the .srt the frame number is separated by a comma, in the .mlt it is a point.
# save the file under a different name.
# open in shotcut, export and upload the video to this page:

== Keno ==
=== My top three supercuts ===

* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GK16L2bB4Fo Brexit Means Breakfast] ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-ZO2pQNtog What does Brexit mean?])
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dn5Tattkj_E Every Owen Wilson Wow In Chronological Order (1996–2017)]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NWhG2B4elw TrueInfrastructure HD 720p]

=== My own supercut ===

* [[:File:ddr supercut small.mp4]] ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1UHC8djETCI YouTube])

== Max ==
=== My top three supercuts ===
# [https://joerg.piringer.net/index.php?href=videos/sortedspeech.xml Jörg Piringer: Sorted Speech]
# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YBumQHPAeU Cassetteboy - Cameron's Conference Rap]
# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9suHrzvFCWY Every Donald Trump Sniff At The 2nd Debate]

== Konrad ==

# [https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/File:Car_Super_Cut_V1.mp4 Car Super Cut Version 1]
# [https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/File:Car_Super_Cut_V2.mp4 Car Super Cut Version 2]

# [https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/images/Car_Super_Cut.mp4 Car Super Cut Remix]

==Cornelius==

#[https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/File:Bundestag_Klima.mlt.mp4 Super Cut Bundestags Klima]

File:Bundestag Klima.mlt.mp4

2019-11-11T08:43:58Z

Corneliuskreuzwirth: