Mux on TrapDraw Podcast – No Laying Up

All right, let me thank another sponsor real quick. These are good friends at MUX, M-U-X. The Trap Draw is brought to you by MUX. This is video for developers. Guys, this will surprise you, but I was reading a blog post from Dylan over at MUX the other day, and it featured one of the more delightfully nerdy projects I've come across in quite some time. Dylan's dad, a few years ago, he digitized a bunch of old family VHS tapes from the early 90s. You know, we're all old enough. You remember all those VHS tapes. Turns out Dylan had 31 hours of footage. This is birthday parties, vacations, soccer games, you know, just tons of random moments, decades worth of memories. His dad had taken the time to preserve just sitting in a folder on a hard drive, largely untouched. Now, if you're like anything like us, your first instinct is that's cool. Somebody should go through all that. Your second instinct might be there's absolutely no chance I'm going to be the one going through all that. Dylan felt the same way, except he works at MUX using MUX robots. Our guy was able to have AI. Solly, calm down over there, our guy. I was able to have AI go through the footage, identify events, create chapters, find key moments, generate descriptions, organize memories, tag everything, and ultimately build a searchable family video archive. He went from 31 hours of random VHS footage to a video library of 182 individual memories and 634 unique tags, personal YouTube of sorts that he's now shared with his dad and his family. That's pretty cool. So this is the power of MUX. Whether it's old family videos, meeting recordings, conference presentations, podcast archives, customer calls, or years of content you've accumulated and never revisited, there's valuable stuff trapped inside those files. MUX helps you actually get at it. Dylan's dad spent the time to save those memories, and Dylan spent $10.61 on MUX Roboc. MUX robots to bring them back to life. If you've got valuable videos sitting around collecting digital dust, hit up our friends at MUX. Go to MUX.com slash N-L-U, M-U-X.com slash N-L-U. Use code N-L-U50 for a $50 credit. There's something in your archives worth finding again, mux.com slash NLU.