Bug report: anthology NAACL 2019 tutorial N19-5005

[anoopsarkar]

Issue description

https://www.aclweb.org/anthology/N19-5005/

The audio for the video recording of this tutorial is for a different tutorial.

Steps to reproduce the issue

1. Go to the above URL
2. Click on video to go to: https://vimeo.com/347451419
3. The audio is not for this tutorial, rather it seems to be for the Session on Summarization and Information Retrieval (with 6 talks) which was session "2D: Summarization & IR" in the main NAACL 2019 conference (see: https://naacl.org/naacl-hlt-2019/schedule/). I can confirm that the talks in those sessions themselves seem to have the right audio.

What's the expected result?

The audio for the tutorial should match the tutorial as it was delivered in NAACL 2019.

The ideal solution is to find the original video file for the tutorial and replace the audio on the current vimeo upload.

Another alternative is to obtain an audio narration from the tutorial presenters and replace the current incorrect audio with this new narration.

What's the actual result?

As described above.

Additional details / screenshot

N/A.

[mjpost]

This is true of many videos, e.g.,https://vimeo.com/364678824.

I do not know who was contracted to do the videos for NAACL 2019. We only ingest these and, as much as I hate to see this problem (on top of many others), we don't have the jurisdiction or the bandwidth to fix it. I suggest that you elevate this to the ACL Exec.

[anoopsarkar]

If the tutorial presenters are willing to record new audio for this recording then I am willing to edit the video to include the new audio. It shouldn't be hard if I can get a download of the video file (which should be easy enough, I imagine). I leave it with the tutorial presenters (I'm not sure if they are following this thread but I did send them an email with this issue link).

[mjpost]

This sounds like a lot of work—I think we might want to hire someone to edit the video files and resolve the mismatches. Ideally this would be paid for by Weyond (techtalks.tv), who created this mess.