#videodescription — Public Fediverse posts
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California gardener spotlights 3 summer problems that can quietly ruin your vegetable harvest https://www.allforgardening.com/1911842/california-gardener-spotlights-3-summer-problems-that-can-quietly-ruin-your-vegetable-harvest-2/ #garden #gardening #PowderyMildew #RodentDamage #SummerGarden #VegetableGarden #VideoDescription
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California gardener spotlights 3 summer problems that can quietly ruin your vegetable harvest https://www.allforgardening.com/1911842/california-gardener-spotlights-3-summer-problems-that-can-quietly-ruin-your-vegetable-harvest-2/ #garden #gardening #PowderyMildew #RodentDamage #SummerGarden #VegetableGarden #VideoDescription
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🎤🤖 In the latest episode of "Tech Giants Pretend to Innovate," Boris Cherny takes a brave stand against the nefarious forces hindering AI—while simultaneously battling the complexity of a #YouTube video description. Apparently, the #future of artificial intelligence hinges on a clickable link and a privacy policy. 😂🔗
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyPCVqFUyDo #TechGiants #Innovation #AI #VideoDescription #PrivacyPolicy #HackerNews #ngated -
🎤🤖 In the latest episode of "Tech Giants Pretend to Innovate," Boris Cherny takes a brave stand against the nefarious forces hindering AI—while simultaneously battling the complexity of a #YouTube video description. Apparently, the #future of artificial intelligence hinges on a clickable link and a privacy policy. 😂🔗
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyPCVqFUyDo #TechGiants #Innovation #AI #VideoDescription #PrivacyPolicy #HackerNews #ngated -
This Sunday I'll have my books, eBook downloads cards, and bookish merch at Gawler Makers Market
June 14th.
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[#videoDescription: TEXT: This Sunday! / Compilation of images of Karen's books and book merch. / TEXT: Local author. Books & book merch. ]
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This Sunday I'll have my books, eBook downloads cards, and bookish merch at Gawler Makers Market
June 14th.
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[#videoDescription: TEXT: This Sunday! / Compilation of images of Karen's books and book merch. / TEXT: Local author. Books & book merch. ]
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@Chris Another good question is what the Fediverse (Mastodon specifically) expects in an alt-text for a video. A summary which should probably go outside the video? Or a visual description of what's shown in the video, just like an alt-text for an image, but for moving and constantly changing visuals and maybe even time-coded?
#AltText #AltTextMeta #CWAltTextMeta #VideoDescription #VideoDescriptions #MediaDescription #MediaDescriptions -
@Chris Another good question is what the Fediverse (Mastodon specifically) expects in an alt-text for a video. A summary which should probably go outside the video? Or a visual description of what's shown in the video, just like an alt-text for an image, but for moving and constantly changing visuals and maybe even time-coded?
#AltText #AltTextMeta #CWAltTextMeta #VideoDescription #VideoDescriptions #MediaDescription #MediaDescriptions -
It'll be interesting to see if they'll give #KnotsLanding #AudioDescription or is it #VideoDescription? All these years later and I never know when to use what term.
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It'll be interesting to see if they'll give #KnotsLanding #AudioDescription or is it #VideoDescription? All these years later and I never know when to use what term.
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Editing: done. Formatting: done.
Cover wrap: done. Files off to printer. Finally!
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[#videoDescription: Karen is smiling. She has long purple hair with a natural grey streak at the front, round metal spectacles, and a light grey tee with a purple octopus wielding artist implements./ She gets excited and squeals.]
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#ThingsIDoWhenImNotWriting #randomWriterThoughts #BookFormatting #editing #twixtmas #TwixtmasIsComing #portalFantasy #AuntEnid -
@Christopher M0YNG Just out of curiosity: What would be an appropriate textual description for a video?
A description of what the video is about?
Or a detailed, time-coded description of the actual visuals throughout the whole video plus a detailed, time-coded transcript of the audio in the video?
If the latter, what details are required, regardless of topic and content?
CC: @Stefan Bohacek
#VideoDescription #VideoDescriptions #MediaDescription #MediaDescriptions -
@Christopher M0YNG Just out of curiosity: What would be an appropriate textual description for a video?
A description of what the video is about?
Or a detailed, time-coded description of the actual visuals throughout the whole video plus a detailed, time-coded transcript of the audio in the video?
If the latter, what details are required, regardless of topic and content?
CC: @Stefan Bohacek
#VideoDescription #VideoDescriptions #MediaDescription #MediaDescriptions -
indoors, a dog relay hurdles race, in two lanes. the sport seems to be called flyball.
there are four dog-sized hurdles in each lane, placed 3 metres (10 feet) apart. at the end of the lane, a backboard holding four tennis-sized balls.
as each dog reaches the end of the lane at high speed, it must slow down, land on the spring loaded backboard to release a ball, catch the ball, turn, and go back to start line before the next dog runs.there are many different versions of this video on the internet, but the ending is much the same. in this version the first dog appears to be some sort of black, short-haired retriever, so not a short dog. the next dog is a collie, so also not short. the third is mostly golden-haired retriever and is quite big. the fourth appears to be a medium sized dog, some comments suggest it is a staffy, but its not at all tall.
each of the larger dogs’ run at a speed which gives them two steps between hurdles - front legs, back legs, front and back. i would describe the pace the large retriever uses as a lollop, to accommodate the distance between hurdles in the same front leg back leg front leg back leg sequence of steps.
the fourth dog provides an hilarious contrast - despite its lack of height, it jumps and puts front paws down immediately on other side of hurdle, then using hind legs instantly lifts and propels itself through the air. no third or fourth step required it sails until it clears the next hurdle before putting its front paws down again then immediately propels itself through the air over the next hurdle. the fourth dog is not a macropod so does not jump high, but it moves like a kangaroo between hurdles.
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indoors, a dog relay hurdles race, in two lanes. the sport seems to be called flyball.
there are four dog-sized hurdles in each lane, placed 3 metres (10 feet) apart. at the end of the lane, a backboard holding four tennis-sized balls.
as each dog reaches the end of the lane at high speed, it must slow down, land on the spring loaded backboard to release a ball, catch the ball, turn, and go back to start line before the next dog runs.there are many different versions of this video on the internet, but the ending is much the same. in this version the first dog appears to be some sort of black, short-haired retriever, so not a short dog. the next dog is a collie, so also not short. the third is mostly golden-haired retriever and is quite big. the fourth appears to be a medium sized dog, some comments suggest it is a staffy, but its not at all tall.
each of the larger dogs’ run at a speed which gives them two steps between hurdles - front legs, back legs, front and back. i would describe the pace the large retriever uses as a lollop, to accommodate the distance between hurdles in the same front leg back leg front leg back leg sequence of steps.
the fourth dog provides an hilarious contrast - despite its lack of height, it jumps and puts front paws down immediately on other side of hurdle, then using hind legs instantly lifts and propels itself through the air. no third or fourth step required it sails until it clears the next hurdle before putting its front paws down again then immediately propels itself through the air over the next hurdle. the fourth dog is not a macropod so does not jump high, but it moves like a kangaroo between hurdles.
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welsh #CorgiSkateboardsDownSteps
#VideoDescription
a wide, tiled path thru lightly wooded parkland. there are long steps, and every five or ten steps depending on how steep the slope of the descent there is a short landing,at the top of the path and beginning of video, there is a skateboard and welsh corgi steps on to it with a casual, “i am brilliant at this actually i love it but i don’t want you to think i am not cool” attitude, gives one tiny push with hind leg and off he goes.
bump, bump, bump, bump, bump, bump, bump … the rear of skateboard and corgi’s bum bounce up and down as it goes. his feet bounce up into the air with each step bump, but he still lands back on the skateboard. bump, bounce, bump, bounce, bump, bounce, bump, bounce, roll for a second, take in scenery, bump, bounce, bump, bounce…
at the end of the steep descent there are no more steps, just paved path gently sloping downwards. corgi steers skateboard into fallen leaves on side of path and jumps off.
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welsh #CorgiSkateboardsDownSteps
#VideoDescription
a wide, tiled path thru lightly wooded parkland. there are long steps, and every five or ten steps depending on how steep the slope of the descent there is a short landing,at the top of the path and beginning of video, there is a skateboard and welsh corgi steps on to it with a casual, “i am brilliant at this actually i love it but i don’t want you to think i am not cool” attitude, gives one tiny push with hind leg and off he goes.
bump, bump, bump, bump, bump, bump, bump … the rear of skateboard and corgi’s bum bounce up and down as it goes. his feet bounce up into the air with each step bump, but he still lands back on the skateboard. bump, bounce, bump, bounce, bump, bounce, bump, bounce, roll for a second, take in scenery, bump, bounce, bump, bounce…
at the end of the steep descent there are no more steps, just paved path gently sloping downwards. corgi steers skateboard into fallen leaves on side of path and jumps off.
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CW: Accessibility standards keep me from posting in-world videos; CW: long (over 2,600 characters), Fediverse meta, accessibility meta, video description meta
This sounds like good advice...
Fedi.Tips wrote the following post Mon, 15 Apr 2024 17:28:51 +0100 If you're posting a video clip or an audio clip attached to a post, remember to include a text description which describes the sound. This is important so that the video or audio is accessible to deaf people.
Also, if it's a video, it's important to describe both the sound and the visuals so that it's accessible to everyone.
Text descriptions for audio and video are added just like text descriptions for images (exact steps vary depending on which app you use).
#FediTips #Accessibility
...but in my case, this would go out of hand. So much that I've completely discarded the idea of posting in-world videos.
I'm someone who has taken most of a day to describe three still images in a post in a combined almost 77,000 characters which take over an hour to read. No, you haven't misread any of this. And yes, this effort is necessary in my case.
Of course, if I were to describe a video, I'd have to go as much into details. However, there'd be a whole lot more to describe.
The video would constantly change. It would show much much more than a still image. There'd be audio that'd require detailed description instead of just name-dropping. All of it. Yes, including panning position. Movements of my avatar would have to be described. Movements of the camera around my avatar as well as independently from my avatar would have to be described. All movements would of course require distances, angles, speeds and changes of speed
The description would require a time code: Everything that happens would have to be mentioned including when exactly it happens, and since things might happen quickly or in quick succession, I'm talking about at least tenths of seconds.
Ten minutes of in-world video would take me weeks to describe, and the description would be the length of a novel and take a whole day to read.
Mastodon users would never see the post with the video because, as far as I know, Mastodon automatically rejects all external posts that exceed 100,000 characters, and I'm talking about millions of characters here. I don't even know if Hubzilla would let me post that much, and Hubzilla doesn't have any character limits except for what the Web server can handle.
Nobody would ever read this, so the whole effort would be in vain. But anything less than this would be critically lacking.
#Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #MediaDescription #MediaDescriptions #VideoDescription #VideoDescriptions #A11y #Accessibility -
CW: Accessibility standards keep me from posting in-world videos; CW: long (over 2,600 characters), Fediverse meta, accessibility meta, video description meta
This sounds like good advice...
Fedi.Tips wrote the following post Mon, 15 Apr 2024 17:28:51 +0100 If you're posting a video clip or an audio clip attached to a post, remember to include a text description which describes the sound. This is important so that the video or audio is accessible to deaf people.
Also, if it's a video, it's important to describe both the sound and the visuals so that it's accessible to everyone.
Text descriptions for audio and video are added just like text descriptions for images (exact steps vary depending on which app you use).
#FediTips #Accessibility
...but in my case, this would go out of hand. So much that I've completely discarded the idea of posting in-world videos.
I'm someone who has taken most of a day to describe three still images in a post in a combined almost 77,000 characters which take over an hour to read. No, you haven't misread any of this. And yes, this effort is necessary in my case.
Of course, if I were to describe a video, I'd have to go as much into details. However, there'd be a whole lot more to describe.
The video would constantly change. It would show much much more than a still image. There'd be audio that'd require detailed description instead of just name-dropping. All of it. Yes, including panning position. Movements of my avatar would have to be described. Movements of the camera around my avatar as well as independently from my avatar would have to be described. All movements would of course require distances, angles, speeds and changes of speed
The description would require a time code: Everything that happens would have to be mentioned including when exactly it happens, and since things might happen quickly or in quick succession, I'm talking about at least tenths of seconds.
Ten minutes of in-world video would take me weeks to describe, and the description would be the length of a novel and take a whole day to read.
Mastodon users would never see the post with the video because, as far as I know, Mastodon automatically rejects all external posts that exceed 100,000 characters, and I'm talking about millions of characters here. I don't even know if Hubzilla would let me post that much, and Hubzilla doesn't have any character limits except for what the Web server can handle.
Nobody would ever read this, so the whole effort would be in vain. But anything less than this would be critically lacking.
#Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #MediaDescription #MediaDescriptions #VideoDescription #VideoDescriptions #A11y #Accessibility -
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First protestor: "[First Minister, will you oppose Westminster's deadly round of] new oil and gas licensing, while energy companies are making record profits?
Whose side is the Scottish Government on?
You must listen - you must listen to the world's scientists who say that there must be no more new oil and gas projects."