Raspberry Pi 5: Video Editing, Video Calling & Passive Cooling

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Raspberry Pi 5 tests, including video editing in Kdenlive, an HD video call in Microsoft Teams, and passive cooling experiments. Note that this video was edited on a Raspberry Pi 5. :) Thanks to Kevin McAleer for his assistance with the Teams call. You can visit Kevin’s channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@kevinmcaleer28 My initial Raspberry Pi 5 review and demo video is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hYfQ7bRgZg Kevin’s Pi interview with Eben Upton is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXYzJ1os4NA And Kevin’s Pi 5 interview with myself is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ysNTEy1lUKo KDENLIVE EDIT & RENDER TIME This video was edited in Kdenlive on a Raspberry Pi 5, which took 22 minutes and 13 seconds to render the final 20 minute 8 second output. This was far less time than I anticipated for two reasons. Firstly, my earlier test (which we saw in the video) had transitions as a far higher proportion of its total running time, and transitions take much longer to output. Secondly, Kdenlive seems to pause to do something at the start of a render, and the longer the video to be output, the shorter a proportion of the final render time this is. And so my initial estimate of just under an hour for rendering this video was way off. In case you are wondering, I did repeat my initial “standard” Kdenlive render test on the Pi 5 many times, and with lots of different settings -- and it always came out at 2 minutes 8 seconds, give or take a second. In the final ed

Published 2023-10-08 · Watch on YouTube ↗
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