[HN Gopher] Ask HN: How do you produce product/feature demo videos?
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Ask HN: How do you produce product/feature demo videos?
Sometimes I want to create a short 10 second video showcasing a
feature to share social media and in the product (e.g. in-app
release notes). What is everyone using in 2021? :)
Author : ScottyFillups
Score : 15 points
Date : 2021-12-27 20:38 UTC (2 hours ago)
| phenkdo wrote:
| loom.com
| teetertater wrote:
| I take a screen recording with the built-in MacOS tool, then
| convert it to a gif and post to twitter
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| iMovie for some quick cuts if necessary
| mahesh_rm wrote:
| What do you use to convert the video to a gif?
| e9 wrote:
| You can use ffmpeg:
| https://superuser.com/questions/556029/how-do-i-convert-a-
| vi...
| ScottyFillups wrote:
| Thanks for sharing! Yeah the MacOS workflow seems really
| smooth: I'm figuring out how to replicate that on Linux.
| JSONderulo wrote:
| Motion Array is pretty great for templates for showcasing an app
| or website. I've made a couple using those templates and Adobe
| After Effects.
| rahimnathwani wrote:
| I use the following on Linux to create things like this:
| https://vimeo.com/641668961
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| - OBS Studio to record video
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| - Google Sheets to keep track of different segments of the video
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| - ffmpeg to split the original video into separate chunks (one
| per 'scene')
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| - openshot to arrange the scenes into the full video (speeding up
| some scenes and maybe slowing down others)
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| - (don't remember) for recording voiceovers
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| - sox for normalizing volume of voiceovers
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| - openshot for adding the voiceovers in the right spots (with the
| help of my Google Sheet) and background music
| ScottyFillups wrote:
| Thanks for sharing your workflow on Linux :)
|
| Love the video. How long did it take to make?
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