Create Videos with Google Gemini

#Gemini #Googlevids #VideoCreation #TechTutorial #ScreenRecording #Vids In this video, the presenter demonstrates how to create a video using Google's Vids and Gemini https://docs.google.com/videos/u/0/, a tool currently in beta, which means that some features may not work perfectly, but improvements are expected over time. The process is described in several steps, showcasing the platform's features and its user interface. The first step involves using the “Help me create” option, where users can enter prompts to generate content. There are various templates available on the left-hand side, which can be used to upload media from the computer, including videos, images, or GIFs. The presenter shows how to upload media by browsing files on the computer. Next, the presenter moves to the recording feature. This includes options for recording a webcam, voice, or even the screen. To record, users must click on the “Record” button and choose either their screen or webcam. The presenter demonstrates how to share the screen by selecting the appropriate screen and starting the recording. Users can pause, stop, or continue the recording as needed, and it is easy to see when the recording is active. While demonstrating, the presenter encounters some issues, such as recording not working as expected, which is a known limitation since the tool is still in beta. The presenter tries to upload the recording, but it fails, which is expected at this stage of development. Despite the issues, there are other functionalities like previewing the video, giving it a title, and sharing it through Google Drive. The presenter also highlights additional settings like enabling or blocking the camera and microphone, adding captions, and muting audio. Towards the end, the presenter explains how to navigate back and create a new video. Although the screen recording feature didn’t work perfectly during this demonstration, voice recording does work reliably. The presenter encourages viewers to try the tool themselves, stay positive, and note that Google typically improves its tools over time.