If too large, you can always compress it, trial and error, until you reach a balance of quality and file size using handbrake. So if you looking for quality, don't compress the video rendering 100% quality in whatever format you want. MKS is the highest compressed video quality currently available (a 2 hour blueray disk can approach 45-60 GB) but not a rendering choice for share. Please note that subtitling is a request, and not compulsory.Camtasia can create 4K videos (3840 x 2160) at 30 fps, maybe 60 with a great video card? Please consider subtitling your video in English or one of the other working languages of IAMCR (Spanish or French). The video could also include slides, graphics, photographs, film material, etc.When recording yourself talking to the camera please frame above the shoulders and record with the camera aligned to the eyes.We highly recommend that you avoid recording a video with only a “talking head”.The maximum duration of a video is 12 minutes.The output file size should not exceed 2GB.24 to 30 fps compression (either NTSC or PAL are ok).Please consider the following technical specifications for your video: For audio editing, you can use Audacity ( ). You can also use Power Point Presentation or Keynote with a recorded voice over to create a QuickTime video. Do ensure that you record the audio in a quiet space, with no background noises.Įditing: You may use any editing software, including iMovies, Final Cut Pro, Adobe Premiere Pro, Snagit or Camtasia ( - there is a 30-day free trial period for the last two). We recommend that you use the highest quality settings while recording the video.Īudio: It is highly recommended that you use an external microphone to record the audio voice over. Video: You can record this presentation with a DSR camera, a web-cam, a handy-cam or even with a smart phone.
The guidelines below were prepared for recorded video presentations at IAMCR 2019.
Technical guidelines for recording presentations. An example of a presetnation recorded this way can be seen at Using Zoom to Record a Presentation Video - University of Oklahoma - a simple guide for using Zoom to record a presentation with a Powerpoint and the author in a "picture in picture". On this page you will find some resources that may be useful for recording an individual presentation in an online session.
0 kommentar(er)
