config will contain the pycon_capture.yml configuration file, with conference-level settings.
auth will contain the OAuth json files.
session_metadata will contain the schedule data obtained from the website json endpoint.
video contains all video files, as described further below.
live_stream will contain the raw unedited live stream recordings
All processed files are subdivided into <day> subdirectories.
edited_sessions will contain the individual session video files, ready for checking.
more_editing_needed will contain any files where further editing or checking is needed, for example audio/video sync issues. (This is effectively just a 'to-do' list.)
ready_for_upload will contain all files that are ready to be uploaded to YouTube.
could_not_start_upload will contain all files where we could not retrieve valid session metadata.
completed_upload will contain all files where the upload was successful.
failed_upload will contain all files where the upload was not successful.
Currently the
captureanduploadfilesystems are separate. We plan to combine these as described below.Typical production code installation to
/var/www/html/pycon_capture.All video and other data files (including client secrets) will go into
/var/www/data/... Within this, the following structure will be used:configwill contain thepycon_capture.ymlconfiguration file, with conference-level settings.authwill contain the OAuthjsonfiles.session_metadatawill contain the schedule data obtained from the websitejsonendpoint.videocontains all video files, as described further below.The
videostructure will belive_streamwill contain the raw unedited live stream recordings All processed files are subdivided into<day>subdirectories.edited_sessionswill contain the individual session video files, ready for checking.more_editing_neededwill contain any files where further editing or checking is needed, for example audio/video sync issues. (This is effectively just a 'to-do' list.)ready_for_uploadwill contain all files that are ready to be uploaded to YouTube.could_not_start_uploadwill contain all files where we could not retrieve valid session metadata.completed_uploadwill contain all files where the upload was successful.failed_uploadwill contain all files where the upload was not successful.