• Added example of inserting an annotated PDF slide into the video stream.
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Nigel Stanger authored on 21 Sep 2016
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```
# Read the entire video and audio input (defaults).
 
[a]
[v]
```
 
```
# Segment the video and audio, skipping irrelevant parts at the start and
# end, and five minutes in the middle.
 
[a] 1:35 25:00 30:00 54:27
[v] 0:17 23:42 28:42 53:09
```
 
# Split audio into two segments separated by an audio segment from
# filler.wav. Split video into two corresponding segments, separated
# by a filler frame generated by repeating the last frame of the first
# video segment for the same duration as filler.wav.
 
[a] 1:53 23:15
[a:filler.wav]
[a] 49:42 50:25
 
# recorded audio. Notice that the four times for the audio correspond
# to the punch in time of the first frame, the punch out time of the
# second-last frame, the punch in time of the last frame, and the punch
# out time of the last frame, respectively.
 
[a:audio.wav] 7:59 25:50 53:00 53:27
[f:slide-000.jpg] 7:59 8:46
[f:slide-001.jpg] 8:46 10:28
[f:slide-002.jpg] 10:28 12:19
```
 
```
# Extract slide images from a PDF and merge with the recorded audio.
 
[a] 0:04 26:33
[f:slides.pdf:0] 0:04 3:39
[f:slides.pdf:1] 3:39 9:14
[f:slides.pdf:2] 9:14 13:58
[f:slides.pdf:10] 24:07 26:17
[f:slides.pdf:11] 26:17 26:33
```
 
```
# The poor man's text overlay :). If you make a mistake and want to
# include a correction, you can just pull the relevant slide from the
# original PDF, annotate it as necessary, then insert that at the
# appropriate point in the final render. You could also use a similar
# technique to insert new audio, although that'll be trickier to get
# the timing right.
 
[a] 06:39 33:42
[a:joiner.wav]
[a] 54:01 54:12
 
[v] 03:36 28:52
[f:slide_11.pdf:0] 28:52 29:02
[v] 29:02 30:39
[f:^:last] @joiner.wav
[v] 50:58 51:09
```