Overview of the contents of
http://agenda911.dk/harrit/tv2gomorgen/work/
Videos can be either big; 1280x720 or small; 512x288, and either with
or
without burned-in text.
That gives 4 different versions.
For each of the four versions links are provided for:
- Directory:
A direct link to the directory for this version
- File:
A direct link to the source-mp4-file, which was uploaded to Youtube.
- Local file
embed: The source-mp4-file embedded in a local
flash-wrapper.
- Local
Youtube-embed: A local page with embed-tag to Youtube.
- Youtube-page:
Link to the Youtube-page where this version is uploaded.
| Matrix of the four versions |
Large 1280x720 |
small 512x288 |
| Text burned-in |
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| Without burned-in text |
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The versions without burned-in text uploaded to Youtube have been
provided with subtitles through Youtubes Closed-Captioning-feature.
Here are the English subtitles in .srt-format:
nanoharrit_subtitle.srt.zip.
If you produce a translation of the subtitles for this video,
please submit your result to nanoharrit at agenda911 dot dk, and we
will add your translation to the main YouTube version (TBA). The
viewcount of
the video will benefit from all views going to the same place, and this
helps the video to rank higher at Youtube, which again helps it get to
more views.
It is quite interesting to use Youtubes subtitle-translation-feature:
Play a youtubed version, and use the triangle-button in lower right
corner to navigate to an automated translation in another language.
It takes a little practice use the triangle-button, and its submenus.
Obviously the local source-files provide far superior quality to the
Youtubed versions, at the expense of an exagerated bandwidth
consumption, but if you're on a decent broadband-connection you should
manage.
The easiest way to watch a local file is through the
Local file embed-link.
There isn't much point in the small versions, so you
should generally just use the larger ones.
You can't even expect lower bandwidth from the small local files,
because they are encoded at the same bandwidth as the large ones.