Re: [Health] online seminar GNU Health: Philosophy and Main - Recorded Session

[Mostafa Ahangarha]

Hi

> would it be possible to edit the GNUHealth-HELINA-SAHIA videos in that 
> way, so that there are only the voices of host and presenter and the 
> slides in the video? Without chat and without any webcams

Yes! Of course it is possible. It can be done for previous session as 
well. There was no presentation but voice can be shared.

> ... if 
> somebody speaks in between (like Adi did) just edit and cut (or if there 
> is a question that is helpful for the topic than write it with 
> subtitles)? And if presenter or host make a slip ot the tongue, would it 
> be possible to edit this sequence? 

It is possible. But I think it is too extreme. My view is that the event 
is a public one. Recording and publishing such events is not the same as 
recording and publishing a private event. Just for being more clear, It 
can be announced before the program that this program is public and it 
is being recorded and published. We can ask people to tell the event 
manager if they have some concern regarding recording and publishing of 
some particular part of the session.

Of course we can think about how to modify some part (like some error is 
spelling or sharing wrong info and so on). two weeks ago, in an event, 
the presenter spelled GTK as JTK throughout the session. Later in 
editing, we put visual notice at the first occurrence of misspelling.

Still, we can do what you said. The person can demand for going off the 
record (which makes no sense in a public event) and we all have some 
degree of common sense to address that request. :)

> And of course, at the end host and 
> presenter decide definitely if they want to have it published.

I think this can be done both at the beginning and end. And for sure if 
somebody wants to do something else, can do. One can come, record, 
publish and even alter the video in a way it gives wrong information to 
the public. We are not in that route. We want to share what is worth to 
be shared to public. Otherwise, so much valuable information gets 
vanished right after the session ends.


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Regards,
Mostafa Ahangarha