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1. The contents on MedYouCate

2. The content of a surgery video

2.1 How should I title my OP video?
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. Didactic preparation of a surgery video

4. The chapters of an surgery video

5. Video upload

6. Requirements for a video production

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. Requirements for audio production

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?

What is the purpose of the chapter division of my OP video?

For some users, a specific part of the surgery is particularly interesting. The structure of the chapters allows users to quickly jump to the desired section of the procedure.

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