What is the best time length for an online seminar?

I plan to give a live seminar that I expect will take up the morning, perhaps from 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM.

But I want to offer this via the web also. It will be live, but wonder if people have different expectations for webinars?

I have been told it should be no longer than 2 hours. But this would force me to make a shorter version of the seminar, and I wold need to take out important information.

What are your thoughts about the length and if I really should reduce the amount of content?

Or, if I take breaks and let people stretch, is three hours of sitting about the same, regardless of where it is?

Thanks

I am working on this program from last 4 days. But still I can't find any solution.
I want to create a organizer program. Which will be move images from one folder to another.
So here is my Code.

    import os , shutil
    path = open(r"/home/ironman/Desktop/lists.txt","r+")
    save_name = open("/home/ironman/Desktop/files.txt","w+")
    insp = ['inspiration', 'motivational']
    names =['girls','fitness','women','girl','Kids','friend','life','gym','exam','daily','religious','swami']
    for file in path:
        for Folder , SubFolder , Files in os.walk(file.strip()):
            os.chdir(os.path.join(file.split('\n')[0]))
            for files in Files:
                ff = os.path.join(file, files)
                x = os.path.abspath(files)

                for sr in insp:
                    if files.endswith(".jpg") and sr in files:

                        global full_path
                        if not os.path.isdir('/home/ironman/Pictures/'+sr):
                            os.mkdir('/home/ironman/Pictures/'+ sr)
                        else:
                            continue
                    for filename in names:
                        full_path = ("/home/ironman/Pictures/%s" % sr)
                        if filename in files:
                            src = os.path.join(full_path,files)
                            srt = os.path.join(full_path,filename)
                            if not os.path.isdir(srt):
                            

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How to give web seminars securely?

When I give a web seminar, is it always possible for the viewer to record his desktop and snag a video of my desktop?

I assume it is.

I have no problem with that, unless it gets posted somewhere. Ouch!

But, what about the audio?

I suppose that would also "come along for the ride" if the person were using the web for audio. But wouldn't that be a bit tricky?

If the person was on a conference bridge using the normal telephone system, they'd need to match up the audio with the video. Also, a pretty simple things to do.

Am I worried for good reason? I hear of someone posts a video of my seminar, there is little I can do to stop it.

Curious.

Thanks.

Are there video encoders that encode video in fixed duration streamlets and repeat audio frames if the duration of audio frames is different from the duration of a video segment to fill up the video streamlet?

I don't know anything yet about reading/writing/manipulating mp3 and mp4 files, but I'm trying to learn.  I need to write a program that reads in mp3 and mp4 files, silences some of the audio portions, and rewrites out the final file.

For an mp3 file, I can use ffmpeg to convert it to a wav file and process and write it back out as an mp3.  I don't think a wav has any messy internals.

For mp4, what with variable bit rates and metadata and such, I don't know how to approach it.  I need to read the mp4 file, modify the audio portion only while staying in sync with the video, and write out the mp4 file again.

My preferred langauge is Python if at all possible, but I'll use C# if I have to, and Java as a last resort.

How can I do this?

Hello,

What is the best way to string multiple images together to create a video file?

I have 300 images which I extracted from a short (10 sec) video using Camtasia (v9). After some simple image editing, I now want to recombine the images to create a modified video. However, I cannot determine how to do that in Camtasia or if it is even possible.

I also came across the following site but do not understand the suggestions nor how to use the suggested software:

How can I combine 30,000 images into a timelapse movie?

I'm hopeful that someone knows of a more straightforward solution.

Thanks

What are the best methods for recording content showing within Kodi 17.6 and saving it in a universal video format such as .AVI or .MPEG that can be watched later on a Windows, Mac, or Android device?

I will only be doing this with non copyrighted and non restricted content.

Are there any Kodi plug ins that will do this?

I have a Verbatim 25GB 6x blu-ray disc. Before I burned anything to the disc Windows 10 said total size 22.5GB. Now after I burned 20.4GB onto the disc, Windows 10 now says total size 22.3GB.

Does this sound "normal"? First time burning a blu-ray disc successfully, always burned with CDs and DVDs and never noticed this before. Never had this happen to a CD, DVD or DVD+R DL.

My boss wants to send this code snippet as an email so users can click the video inline and play the buffered video

<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/HIutIK8V3a8" 

frameborder="0" gesture="media" allow="encrypted-media" allowfullscreen></iframe>

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how can I send this email from my Office365 email

thx

How can I remove unwanted playlists from the Pi Music Player on my Samsung Galaxy S8 Sprint PCS cell phone?

I need some help if possible.  

My school is very much behind the times, so we are in need of upgrading.

Our president wants specifically to have wireless connections (literally no wires needed to connect a laptop to the system), a very simple way to record high-quality video and audio in the classrooms, and the ability to broadcast class sessions online in real time.

Can anyone give me some suggestions on this?

What are some good Windows utilities for combining several MP3 files together into a single MP3 file?

I'm trying to stream content using Livestreamer from YouTube to VLC. However, the streaming starts but the video is frozen. I notice no audio is present as well. Any ideas what It could be? I tried the smallest resolution 144p and I get the same results as if I try at 1080p.