Hi Rupert
Ok, thanks for the tip. I'll see if I can reduce quality and pass to .ogv weighing in around 400 MB.
By the way I tell you, some time ago, I made a frontend for fmpeg2theora software to convert any format of video or audio. Ogg.
You can view and download it to install in Windows, I did thinking of the teachers who work with the Plan Ceibal, here I leave link to the article, tutorial and software installer, everything is open and free:
http://www.fedaro.info/2009/02/18/conversor-a-ogg-para-las-xo-del-plan-ceiba...
Fernando
2013/2/8 rupert THURNER rupert.thurner@gmail.com
hi fernando,
there is a new feature called "chunked upload" which allows bigger uploads, but you need a modern browser like newer firefox/chromium to use it. you can enable it in the preferences:
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:Preferences#mw-prefsection-uploads . the limit should be about 500 MB.
rupert.
On Fri, Feb 8, 2013 at 1:46 PM, Fernando Da Rosa Morena fernando.darosa@gmail.com wrote:
Hello all. Lianna has suggested to me that I joined to this list and now here I am. I tell them that in Uruguay with CFE and CEIBAL support we are developing a project on the subject Wikipedia in Education, I am
directing
the project.
Here I pass more information:
The "Wikipedia in Education" is a project that began late last year, and will be developed this year and next year. According to the results we
may
be able to continue it after 2014. We have yet two videos uploaded to youtube about the inaugural project activity. A lecture given by me and another by Angeles Soletic, the first of which is Wikipedia and how it works. The second is about the use of Wikipedia in Education. Both conferences are in Spanish:
Both videos are free delivery and were released under Creative Commons
3.0
CC-BY-SA. I have not uploaded to Commons because each of the videos have
a
weight greater than 100 MB.
On my website you can find more information and a link to the
presentation
made by me on the project start date. The presentation is in. svg format
and
is also free to use. Here I leave the link to the article:
http://www.fedaro.info/2012/12/24/wikipedia-en-la-educacion-lanzamiento-del-...
Here I leave also a direct link to the presentation, made with JessyInk.
To
see it you must use a browser that supports SVG as Firefox or Google
Chrome,
it also may take a while to load. Then you must use the arrow keys to
move
along the presentation.
http://www.fedaro.info/archivos/presenta/WikipediaHoy10.svg
Fernando da Rosa
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