How Bisqwit makes programming videos [screencast / C++14]

In this screencast, I explain the process behind making a programming video, and how exactly it turns into a DOSBox session, in which I appear to type quickly and perfectly. English subtitles are available!

The actual explanation starts at about 5:30. Prior to that I'm just creating the example program (which is not very interesting by itself).

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The small video that I created in the video can be downloaded here (lossless ZMBV encode generated by DOSBox): https://bisqwit.iki.fi/jutut/kuvat/programming_examples/shuffle-e_169.avi

The "script" I'm using to generate the keyboard input (and to review the source code in its different states of completeness), currently simply called "new.php", is not publicly available. But in this video you can see how I use it, and you get a glimpse of its features.

The program that _executes_ the keyboard input, however, is publicly available at: https://bisqwit.iki.fi/source/inputter.html (git repository only)

In the description of some of my videos you can find a link that lets you download the editor. Sometimes in the same zip there's also a copy of the inputter program _and_ the input script used to generate the very video.
I am aware that the command I created at 4:55 is needlessly complicated, and could be replaced with:

find /WWW/music/spc -name \*.spc | sort -R | tr '\12' '\0' | xargs -0 -L1 sh -c 'spcplay "$0" ﹤/dev/tty'

However, I had temporarily forgotten about "sort -R" when I made this video, and it did make for a small enough example program to serve as a plot device.

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