Media Library

📖 Overview

This repository hosts videos and other media resources that are specifically curated for demos, presentations, and project showcases. The goal is to have a location where team members can access and share visual content without the restrictions of platforms like YouTube or other external services.

🌐 GitHub Pages Site

The media files in this repository are accessible through our dedicated GitHub Pages site. The site dynamically lists all the available videos, allowing team members to view and download content directly from the browser.

• GitHub Pages URL: https://inab.github.io/inab-media-library/

📂 Repository Structure

The repository is structured as follows:

📁 docs/                         # Contains the index.html and the main content for the GitHub Pages site
 └── 📁 videos/                  # Main directory for all video content
     ├── 📁 project1/            # Subfolder for Project 1 demos
     ├── 📁 project2/            # Subfolder for Project 2 demos
     └── 📁 openebench/          # Subfolder for OpenEBench-related content

🗂️ Adding New Content

To add new videos or other media files:

1. Navigate to the appropriate folder in the docs/videos/ directory that corresponds to the relevant project or topic.
2. Upload the video using GitHub's web interface or through a pull request (ideally, but not necessary).
3. Commit your changes.
4. The video will automatically appear on the GitHub Pages site after the changes are pushed.

File Naming Conventions

• Use descriptive names that include the project or demo name (e.g., projectX_overview.mp4, observatory_tutorial.mov).
• Avoid spaces; use underscores or hyphens instead.

🔧 Viewing and Sharing Videos

• To view a video directly in your browser, visit the GitHub Pages site and click on the video link.
• You can share the direct URL of the GitHub Pages site or individual video links for easy access.

❗ Important Guidelines

• Do not upload sensitive or unpublished content unless you have permission to share it.
• Ensure all media files are properly reviewed for quality and relevance before adding them to the library.
• If you encounter issues or broken links, contact the repository maintainers or submit a GitHub issue.