A video series I have started, that will hopefully build a comprehensive FAQ tutorial base:
Perhaps tomorrow I will have ready the GIMP GAP video tutorial regarding the Master Video Encoder. It creates an AVI container, mp4 format file from a GIF file animation.
SRT files are a pain in the neck, for some reason, using the sfl2txt application, it creates an SRT file from a TXT file exported from Audacity label track.
If I upload the file to YouTube it does not recognize it. If I upload a manually typed(in Notepad) SRT file and upload it to YouTube, it is recognized, which makes me think that something in the encoding of the text is not liked by the YouTube subtitler. VLC, on the other hand, does accept both subtitles.
I finished the video tutorial that deals with the common beginner complaint of:
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Why is the pacing of your video tutorial so fast?!
or by experts:
Why is the pacing of your video tutorial so slow?!
That is why we have the great VLC player, with the speeding up and slowing down playback functionality!
Just press + to increment and - to decrease the playback speed while playing a video file, and download streamed video with the great browser plug-in Flash Video Downloader.
I show you how to do all this in this basic level video tutorial:
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