(or any of your own podcasts)

Now you can get them here!

• Get the links to the files here (below)
• Upload the files (video format) you want to your YouTube channel
• Wait a while for the subtitles to generate automatically
• Edit your subtitles on YouTube by adding punctuation, capitalization and edit out everything which doesn't make sense like repeated words and stop words (So, you know, like etc.) and wrongly interpreted words by YouTube like bit chairs BitShares
• Download the srt from YouTube
• Send them to me if you want to have a transcript i.e. a clean without timecodes

I will write a post with code later with the whole pipeline I use which you can put in your bash commandline and get clean text out of it.

So with that said here are the files:

(Of today's Whaletank talk)

• Intro Whaletank video format
• Intro Whaletank ogg
• BitSpark_video-format_23-9-2017.zip
• BitSpark_ogg-audio-format_23-9-2017.zip
• VoiceShares_video_format-23-9-2017.zip
• VoiceShares_ogg-audio_format-23-9-2017.zip
• Clinical_Trials_on_the_blockchain-video-format_23-9-2017.zip
• Clinical_Trials_on_the_blockchain-ogg-audio_format_23-9-2017.zip
• BeatBattle-video_format-23-9-2017.zip
• BeatBattle-ogg-audio_format-23-9-2017.zip
• Comunity-Casino-video_format-23-9-2017.zip
• Comunity-Casino-ogg-audio_format-23-9-2017.zip

Here's the code how to convert the Mumble recordings to video which can be batch uploaded to YouTube by just drag and drop. You have to be in the directory with the audio files and set the img variable to an image.

for file in *; do ffmpeg -loop 1 -r 2 -i "$img" -i "$file" -vf scale=-1:380 -c:v libx264 -preset slow -tune stillimage -crf 18 -c:a copy -shortest -pix_fmt yuv420p -threads 0 "$file".mkv; done