Record 150 Hour Lecture Series
Budget: $40 – $80 USD
I need the entire catalogue of an online course—150 hours in total, spread across roughly 240 individual lectures—screen-recorded in real time and delivered as separate MP4 files. The task is purely capture-based; no cutting, trimming, or post-production work is required.
Quality expectations
• Video: full-screen capture at the lecture’s native resolution (720p minimum, higher if the platform allows).
• Audio: clear, direct capture without background noise or distortion.
Deliverables
• 240 MP4 files, one per lecture, named sequentially or by the lecture title if visible.
• A simple spreadsheet (CSV or XLSX) listing file names, lecture titles, and durations for quick reference.
• Cloud hand-off via Google Drive, Dropbox, or a comparable service.
You are free to use any professional screen-recording tool—OBS Studio, Camtasia, ScreenFlow, or similar—as long as the final videos match the platform’s original quality and play back smoothly.
If you have a reliable internet connection, can maintain consistent capture settings across long recording sessions, and can stick to an organized file-naming scheme, this should be a straightforward gig. Let me know your proposed timeline for delivering the full set of recordings and any questions you might have about the platform or access.
Quality expectations
• Video: full-screen capture at the lecture’s native resolution (720p minimum, higher if the platform allows).
• Audio: clear, direct capture without background noise or distortion.
Deliverables
• 240 MP4 files, one per lecture, named sequentially or by the lecture title if visible.
• A simple spreadsheet (CSV or XLSX) listing file names, lecture titles, and durations for quick reference.
• Cloud hand-off via Google Drive, Dropbox, or a comparable service.
You are free to use any professional screen-recording tool—OBS Studio, Camtasia, ScreenFlow, or similar—as long as the final videos match the platform’s original quality and play back smoothly.
If you have a reliable internet connection, can maintain consistent capture settings across long recording sessions, and can stick to an organized file-naming scheme, this should be a straightforward gig. Let me know your proposed timeline for delivering the full set of recordings and any questions you might have about the platform or access.
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