[dansky]

There are many YouTube channels walking through cities as the movement and sound add more to the atmosphere than street-view like experiences. I also happen to cover Prague many times like [1] in 2020 without many tourists.

One thing I started a few years is multicam walks. This means that I carry some 4-6 Osmo Pockets to actually film in several directions simultaneaously - example: Dresden [2].

The editing process is taking multiple hours so I have hundreds of unreleased recordings. If someone has a hint on AI assisted multicam editing, where to start (like better gaze prediction etc. from VR) I'd be interested - especially feeding all camera streams and let a NN decide the best camera angle and cuts to be between 4-11s?

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7HIfklyF9w

[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulzq8sorvR4

[hellomrsparrow]

Hey I have been working on some ideas in the same vein for a bit. Taking input as videos and extracting the most interesting parts out of it. I can try testing it out on your footage. If it works, you can incorporate it in your pipeline as well :) Drop me a mail if you're interested (luzenmictlan (at) gmail)

[bloated5048]

Walking videos at evening in HDR look great on HDR TV! I love them! Especially comfy in a cold season.

Thanks for making them, will definitely watch some!

[aeontech]

Is it possible to stitch your footage into a 360 projection? If so, you could definitely upload it as either 180 or 360 degree video, which would allow for VR use cases as well.

[dansky]

I guess 180 would work. There is 360/VR content on YouTube yet it seems not mainstream yet. I also have a 360° cam that I rarely use. BTW, half of all my viewers watch this type of content on TV according to the stats.

I guess subtitles, HDR and decent editing are more important for now so I'm looking for AI help in the editing part. Subtitles are already supported by GPTs