Re: Youtube channel for CCG archives?

+1 from my perspective. We need an archive. It’s anybody’s guess as how long Google will support things like this but if it buys us a couple of years that’s worth it.

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On Jun 28, 2023, at 3:58 AM, Nicholas Longcroft <nick@ownyou.io> wrote:

Hi Manu,

This was a great idea. Did you have an opportunity to set this up? Was there any resistance?

I am catching up and it is tough to follow the audio and transcripts when so much of the content leverages slides and visuals.

Please let me know if I can help.

Nick

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To: W3C Credentials CG <public-credentials@w3.org<mailto:public-credentials@w3.org>>
Subject: Youtube channel for CCG archives?

Hey folks,

We added video recordings to the calls a while ago. Since then, we've been stockpiling those videos. We have around 80GB of video content at this point and we'll have to make a decision soon to keep the old video content around, delete it, or move it to a more long-term storage area.

Given that these videos are public (and always have been), I was wondering if anyone would object to uploading these videos to YouTube?
The advantage there is auto-transcription into multiple languages, better accessibility via closed captioning, archival backup, and other things of that nature. The downside being, it's a proprietary service that could go away at some point (and we wouldn't have any other backups). Storage is cheap, so we could probably just double our storage limits on the CCG server and get another 2 years of runway for a fairly insignificant cost.

So, would there be objections to uploading all meeting video to YouTube on a weekly basis (including our backlog) to a "Credentials CG Channel"? Any other ideas on what to do with all of this video content we've produced as a community?

-- manu

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