1.1 How do I register with MedYouCate?

1.2 What is the structure of the content on MedYouCate?

2.2 What basic building blocks should my OP video contain?

2.3 Does my surgery video need an introduction?

2.4 Should I include specific anonymous patient info in my surgery video?

2.5 Does my surgery video need a closing?

2.6 How long should my surgery video be?

2.7 How do I make my OP surgery more vivid?

2.8 Which images are recommended during the surgical procedure?

2.9 How do I solve image-related jumps in the surgery video?

3.1 What do I want my surgery video to say?

4.1 What is the purpose of the chapter division of my surgery video?

4.2 How many chapters should I divide my surgery video into?

5.1 Where can I upload my surgery video?

5.2 What requirements do I need for course creation?

5.3 What are the requirements for uploading a topic to an existing course?

5.4 How do I know if the upload of my surgery video was successful?

6.1 Which cameras are best for filming the surgery?

6.2 What do I have to pay attention to when preparing for the shoot?

6.3 Which digital cameras are suitable for filming in a distanced view in the surgery room?

6.4 What do I have to pay attention to when filming with digital cameras?

6.5 What resolution should I generally film with?

6.6 What format should I generally film in?

6.7 What can I save the raw footage of the surgery on?

6.8 Which programmes can I use to edit my surgery video?

7.1 Which microphones can I use to record the audio for my surgery video?

7.2 Which software can I use to record and save my audio?

7.3 What needs to be considered when recording speech?

7.4 What do I have to consider regarding audio levels?

7.5 What distance should I keep from the microphone when speaking?

7.6 How do I assign sound and image to each other?

7.7 What do I have to pay attention to when recording speech?

7.8 In which format do I save the audio file?

7.9 How do I load the audio from the audio programme into the surgery video?