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Re: Taking videos at Championship?

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Originally Posted by Maxwell777 View Post
Awesome! I would love to use this! Does it need to be one large file, or can it be split up into chunks? I don't know If I have the capacity to film for large periods of time with my camera. I could probably do 3-hour intervals though.
Doesn't matter how long the video inputs are, you can have as many chunks as you need - all the script does is extract one match-length of video starting points you specify and can then upload to youtube for you.

Basic instructions for getting started are on the GitHub wiki, sorry you have to go through the trouble of creating a Google API project, but I can't find a better way to do it.

The input is a csv file with two columns: TBA Match Key (scheme described here) and the timestamp in the video (formatted HH:mm:ss) where you want to start extracting.

The script will cut out all the videos, upload them to YouTube (and optionally add to a specified playlist) and output a csv file that you can copy and paste into the TBA spreadsheet for archival.
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