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wefwef Opencast Matterhorn The academic lecture capture and video management system 14 May 2014 Stephen Marquard University of Cape Town [email protected]

Introduction to Opencast Matterhorn, Apereo Mexico Conference, May 2014

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wefwefOpencast Matterhorn

The academic lecture capture and video management system

14 May 2014

Stephen MarquardUniversity of Cape [email protected]

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About me

I work at the University of Cape Town in South Africa.

Sakai adopter since 2005

Matterhorn adopter since 2011

Sakai developer, Sakai Fellow, Sakai Board (2009-2011), Opencast Matterhorn Board (2014)

Follow me!

twitter.com/stephenmarquard

slideshare.net/smarquard

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Opencast Community

Universities, companies and people:• concerned with academic video• attracted to the Opencast values of openly exchanging

ideas, experience, knowledge and code• committed to building and maintaining a robust, flexible,

high-quality open source lecture capture and academic video management solution.

Now also becoming part of

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Why is video important?

Source: Echo360 and The Feedback Loop“Capturing Student Perspectives About Lecture Recordings”, 2010.639 respondents from 8 US universities

How important are the following course resources to you?

Lecture recordings are highly valued by students.

Lecture recordings are a safety-net for students: a second chance to go over difficult material, or catch up on missed lectures.

Video provides an important way of engaging learners in online and blended e-learning courses.

But video can also be complex to produce, manage and preserve.

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Opencast Matterhorn...

… is a free, flexible, open-source platform to support the management of educational audio and video content.

Institutions use Matterhorn to produce lecture recordings, manage existing video, serve designated distribution channels, and provide user interfaces to engage students with educational videos.

Matterhorn is not itself a video portal (“mytube”).

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Where is Opencast Matterhorn used?

Around the world, with strong adopter communities in USA, UK, Germany, Spain

43 Adopters with public information (May 2014)

http://opencast.org/matterhorn-adopters

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Opencast Matterhorn

CaptureClassroom solutionsStudio recordingUpload DIY recordingsCapture from BigBlueButton

Processing

Distribution

Playback

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Automated classroom capture

Galicaster Capture Agent:

Build your own, or buy.

Open software license (CC-NC) for non-commercial use.

www.teltek.es

Typically use capture cards or USB devices from

DatapathBlackmagicEpiphan

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Classroom captureappliances

Matterhorn-compatible hardware

Vendors include:

EntropyWaveentropywave.com

NCastwww.ncast.com

323Linkwww.323link.com

Galicasterwww.teltek.es

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Upload do-it-yourself (DIY) recordings:

• from your computer (e.g. with TheREC)• from Sakai or another LMS using LTI• directly to the Matterhorn inbox (server folder)• from BigBlueButton

http://zentrum.virtuos.uos.de/therec/

https://code.google.com/p/bigbluebutton/wiki/Matterhorn

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ProcessingMatterhorn video processing is defined by flexible and powerful workflows which determine how the media is processed, and encoding profiles which define the formats (container and codec). You can write your own workflow to suit your needs.

Matterhorn uses ffmpeg and other open source tools to analyse and transcode audio and video.

For example a lecture capture workflow at the University of Cape Town:

1. ingest recording (audio, presenter/camera track, presentation/slide track)2. create working versions (mix in audio)3. hold for review and trimming4. normalize audio (adjust to reasonable loudness)5. create download MP4 versions at 360p (H264)6. create FLV streaming versions7. archive high-quality versions (720p/1080p)

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DistributeYou can choose how to distribute (publish) recordings from Matterhorn (defined in workflows and encoding profiles)

Download (e.g. mp4)Matterhornanother web serversupport download whole file or progressive download

Flash Streaming (rtmp)red5wowzanginx-rtmp

Third-party servicese.g. Youtube

OrYour campus video portal, MOOCs, …

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Opencast Matterhorn

Capture

Process

Distribute

PlaybackEngage playerPaella PlayerMatterhorn2Go Mobile App (Android / Apple)Inside Sakai or another LMS with LTIYoutube

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Matterhorn Engage Player (Flash) engage.opencast.org/engage/ui/

Features: dual-stream, download / share / embed, flash rtmp streaming or progressive download, slide thumbnails

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The Paella Player (HTML5)

Features: clean modern look, supports wider range of devices.

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Matterhorn2Go

for Apple iOS and Android (find it in the app store!)

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Inside Sakai (with self-service scheduling) or another LTI-compliant LMS

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Publishing to YouTube

Matterhorn support recently added for the Google v3 API by UC Berkeleyhttps://opencast.jira.com/wiki/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=50462753

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Get involved today!Opencast website

http://opencast.org/ (read the adopter stories!)

Wiki Oficial de la Comunidad OPENCAST en Español

https://opencast.jira.com/wiki/display/mhes/Opencast-ES

Mailing lists

[email protected] (low frequency)

[email protected] (implementers, users)

[email protected] (developers)

IRC

#opencast (irc.freenode.net)

Source code

https://bitbucket.org/opencast-community

Issue Tracking and Wiki

http://opencast.jira.com

Commercial support for Matterhorn:

Entwine

entwinemedia.com

Teltek

www.teltek.es

and others.

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Join the Opencast community: we’ll help you climb the video mountain!