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@@ -33,6 +33,11 @@ New Theora encoder 1.1 create videos that are better than anything I saw
 on the web, oggz tool has chop support, so extracting part of video is
 very easy and possible.
 
+When re-encoding video materials following command line gives more-or-less
+resonable video size while inserting keyframes for nice seek:
+
+  ffmpeg2theora -p padma --keyint 1 source_video.flv
+
 
 VIDEO EDITING
 
@@ -104,6 +109,10 @@ However, to sync subtitles with slides, I have introduced magic syntax:
 
 which triggers switch to slide 42.
 
+In presentations which are created using Takahashi method (lot of slides with
+transitions which follow speaker) you might use just add subtitle to mark
+transition to next slide.
+
 
 HTML5 WEB INTERFACE
 
@@ -137,29 +146,23 @@ Create media/conference-title/www file with source urls for video and presentati
 	$ cd media/conference-title
 	$ wget -nc -i www
 
-	# set default video
-	$ ln -s 20090704183304_dobrica.mts.ogv video.ogv
-
 	# create metadata
-	$ vi hcalendar.html
-
-	# setup interface
-	$ cd www 
-	$ ln -sf ../media/conference-title media
-	$ cd -
+	$ vi hCalendar.html
 
-	# generate hires slide jpegs using ghostscript
-	$ ./bin/slides-hires.sh media/conference-title/presentation.pdf
+	# create presentation.pdf symlink from pdf file with slides
+	$ ln -s original-slides.pdf presentation.pdf
 
 	# annotate some material
-	$ ./bin/mplayer.pl
+	$ ./bin/mplayer.pl media/conference-Title/video.ogv
+
+After adding first slide you will get visual overview of all slides
+which is useful when typing in slide markers [42] in subtitles.
 
-	# resize presentation and show montage preview
-	$ ./bin/slides-resize.sh
+When slide reisze finish, you might want to open http://localhost/html5tv/www/_editing.html
+in Firefox (you will have to open it through http server!) and check final result.
 
-You will probably want to run resize after you made first annotation in mplayer
-because you will get visual overview of all available slides which is useful
-when typing in slide markers [42] in subtitles.
+MULTI MONITOR SETUP
 
-When slide reisze finish, you might want to open http://localhost/html5tv/www/media.html
-in Firefox and check final result.
+I'm using awesome as window manager, and since HTML5TV uses xdotool to focus between terminal
+to enter subtitle and mplayer, it will switch to same virtual desktop on *both* monitors,
+so it's helpful to start ./bin/mplayer.pl on same virtual desktop at least with awesome.