Thứ Năm, 1 tháng 11, 2018

Waching daily Nov 1 2018

Import your 360° footage

Go to 'Video effects' > '360 ad 3D' and select '360 to 2D'

In 'Properties Window' select an appropriate type of 360

in this case, we choose 'Equi-Angular Cubemap' that is used by Youtube

Then set a preferable viewing angle

Changing the value of X angle will move right and left

Changing the value of Y angle will move up and down

Click 'More options' to open a graph and rule easier

In 'Templates' you can select a prepared trajectory of movement

Adjust template parameters to your needs

Delete the '360 to 2D' effect from the video

Go to 'Export project'

Select MP4 in 'Web' or profile For Youtube/Facebook

Open '360 video settings' tab

Check option 'Embeded 360 video info'

Click 'Export project'

For more infomation >> How to edit 360° videos with VSDC Free Video Editor - Duration: 1:35.

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SOFAR - BINZ | OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO - Duration: 3:31.

For more infomation >> SOFAR - BINZ | OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO - Duration: 3:31.

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My first ASMR video in Indonesian (Bisikan, asmr bahasa Indonesia, untuk tidur, a few triggers) - Duration: 16:15.

Good evening, how are you?

Hi everyone!

Today, I'm going to make a video where I try to pronounce

a few really simple sentences in Indonesian, thanks to my dictionary.

OK, so let's start to whisper in Indonesian.

For more infomation >> My first ASMR video in Indonesian (Bisikan, asmr bahasa Indonesia, untuk tidur, a few triggers) - Duration: 16:15.

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FEMA DTS (Deployment Tracking System) Video Series: Managing Your Task Book - Duration: 7:59.

(music playing)

Welcome to the FEMA DTS Video Series: Managing Your Task Book.

Task Books are no longer issued physically to responders

and are exclusively managed and maintained through the DTS websites

via the Qualifications Management Portal (QMP).

In this video, we'll show how Responders, known as a Trainee/Candidates in the qualifications process,

manage the Trainings, Tasks and Certifications necessary to complete a Task Book,

select and communicate with Coach/Evaluators, and submit completed Task Books for approval.

Throughout the qualifications process, automated messages are sent for important milestones

such as when a Task Book is modified.

After viewing this video, we recommend that you watch the other instructional videos in this series

on the official DTS YouTube channel.

They're also linked from the Other Information tile on the Responder Portal home page,

along with a library of support documents.

Trainee/Candidates see the position for their open Task Books listed on a tile on their Responder Portal homepage

along with a percentage noting their progress.

Clicking the tile opens a detailed view of the Trainee/Candidate's Task Book information

with listings for their current Trainee/Candidate Position, Task Book completion Target Date,

and the percentage of Trainings and Tasks already completed.

and the percentage of Training, Certifications, and Tasks already completed

along with an overall Completion Percentage.

There are also buttons to add a Comment,

Attach a document to your Task Book,

and send a Message to Coach/Evaluators and Cadre Coordinators.

Below this information, you'll see the dropdowns used to manage Task Books.

Click the dropdown for Coach/Evaluators to see information if you currently have one assigned

including his or her Name, Coach and Evaluator Type, when they were assigned,

the number of Observations they've entered, and the number of Endorsements they've completed.

For this example, let's click the Manage Coach/Evaluators button to select an eligible Coach/Evaluator.

After clicking the button, you'll also see the Instructions dropdown

providing information on the Coach/Evaluator – Trainee/Candidate process.

There are a number of variables that figure into the required environment needed for a Task to be completed

and whether someone is available to be a Coach/Evaluator, including the location of the Coach/Evaluator and Trainee/Candidate,

the Incident Level of a deployment, and the Complexity of a Task.

You'll see that that Available Coach/Evaluators are separated into two dropdowns:

Available Deployed Coach Evaluators who must be on the same deployment

or deployed within five miles of a Trainee/Candidate's Duty Station to be eligible,

and Available Core Competency Task Only Coach/Evaluators

who may only endorse Core Competency Tasks.

A Trainee/Candidate may only have one active Coach and Evaluator relationship at a time.

Choose from the available list of Coach/Evaluators by clicking the Request button beside the person's name

and then Yes in the pop up box.

The Coach/Evaluator will then receive an automated email alerting him or her this request.

Trainee/Candidates receive another automated email once the request is approved.

Cancel this request by clicking the Cancel button that now appears beside the Coach/Evaluator's name.

Coach/Evaluators endorse Trainee/Candidate Tasks through the Coach/Evaluator's own DTS account

where they also monitor Trainee/Candidate progress, add Comments and attach Documents to Task Books,

and send Messages to assigned Trainee/Candidates.

Click the Training dropdown

to see the Code, Name and current Status—Incomplete, Completed, or Waived—

of the Training required for this Task Book.

Again, you can filter the results you see here by checking or unchecking the selection boxes.

The Certifications dropdown will not appear unless the position requires one or more.

Certifications are elements of certain positions that are required but pursued outside of FEMA administration

like a CDL driver's license.

Behaviors are groupings of Tasks based on a common skillset.

Click the dropdown for Behaviors and Tasks

to see columns displaying each Behavior by name,

the Competencies expressed by the Tasks grouped into this Behavior,

and a fraction showing the completed and overall number of Tasks per Behavior.

Again, you can filter the results you see here by checking or unchecking the selection boxes.

As you can see, there is an additional filter option,

'Previously Completed' when filtering Behaviors and Tasks.

Click the plus sign next to a Behavior

to see more detail on its included Tasks

including their Order, Name, Complexity, Endorsements, and Status.

Then click the magnifying glass next to a specific Task

to launch the PTB Task page

where you can add a Comment, or attach a Document

and see more details including its Task Info

and if there are any previously added Endorsements, Comments, or Documents.

You'll also see additional dropdowns on your Task Book page to view and access previous Comments,

attached Documents,

and a record of Messages.

Once all of your Tasks and Trainings are completed and your Task Book is ready to be submitted,

you'll see that the tile for this Task Book is now green on your Responder Portal home page.

Submit this Task Book by clicking the tile to be taken to your familiar Position Task Book page.

Click the Submit button

and then Yes in the pop up box.

You'll receive a confirmation email when you submit this Task Book and then another email when it is approved or rejected.

Once a PTB is approved by the Cadre, a responder's Trainee/Candidate proficiency

is changed to Qualified.

(music playing)

Thank you for watching.

This video is just one in a series of training and support videos available for DTS.

For additional assistance, please click the Other Information tile on the Responder Portal homepage,

visit the official DTS YouTube channel,

or email us at FEMA-DTS@fema.dhs.gov.

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