Go to Docker Hub section on the right vertical menu.
Search for and select "marq4/random_video_clip_streamer".
Make sure the latest tag is selected. Click "Pull" button.
Go to Images section. Select the image you just downloaded. Click the play button. Expand Optional Settings. Give your container a name, e.g. RandomVideoClipStreamerContainer (optional).
Host Port: 8080.
For the volumes: Host path: browse to C:\share. Container path: /root/RandomVideos/share/
To optionally specify a clip duration set the Enviornment Variable name to: USER_CLIP_LENGTH. The valid range is between 3 and 25 seconds but the default and recommeneded minimun value is 6.
Click "Run" button.
Open your web browser (like FireFox or Brave) and go to
http://localhost:8080
Reload the web browser as needed and wait for a couple of seconds.
IF you don't see your video clips playing, please contact me.
Move it to C:\Videos folder. (⚠️ NOT videos subfolder 😉.)
Run it:
Open an elevated PowerShell window by pressing WIN+X and selecting Windows PowerShell (Admin).
(Select "yes" to User Account Control's dialog: Do you want to allow this app to make
changes to your device?)
Change-directory into your Videos folder: cd C:\Videos
Execute the script: powershell.exe -executionpolicy bypass -File .\GenerateList.ps1
Contact me if you don't see this: Script complete.
Do me a solid and verify the video list text file makes sense before uploading
as every time the AWS Lambda function runs it costs me money 😆.
(Open it with Notepad by double-clicking it [list_videos.txt].)
(This text file should contain your video titles with full paths and their durations.)
Upload your list_videos.txt to this web service.
(Click the gray over blue "Browse... [No file selected]" button.)
(Then select the text file, click "Open" button in your browser's "File Upload"
window.)
(Then click the new "Upload" button that will appear here.)
After uploading your list of videos, click the Generate Playlist button in the next page.
When you double-click the downloaded playlist, your video clips will appear on VLC media player. Press f key to toggle full-screen.