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The [[Video Strike Team]] (VST) is a team of volunteers dedicated to archiving [[Desert Bus for Hope]]. | The [[Video Strike Team]] (VST) is a team of volunteers dedicated to archiving [[Desert Bus for Hope]]. The VST's website is located at [https://videostrike.team videostrike.team]. | ||
The VST | The work of the VST started after [[Desert Bus 5]] to upload clips from the run to YouTube. [[Desert Bus 6]] was the first time VST uploaded videos during the run. A more detailed history of the VST can be found [https://vst.ninja/history/timeline.html here]. | ||
During Desert Bus runs (post [[Desert Bus 8]]), the VST captures the stream, records events in a spreadsheet, and uploads video clips to YouTube with their own infrastructure. Between Desert Buses, the VST recovers data from early Desert Bus runs and develops and refines its infrastructure. | |||
A catalogue of the missing (and recovered) data can be found [https://vst.ninja/missingdata/ here]. | |||
During Desert Bus runs (post [[Desert Bus 8]]), the VST captures the stream, records events in a spreadsheet, and uploads video clips to YouTube with their own infrastructure. | |||
Between Desert Buses, the VST recovers data from early Desert Bus runs and develops and refines its infrastructure. | |||
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Latest revision as of 23:19, 22 October 2025
The Video Strike Team (VST) is a team of volunteers dedicated to archiving Desert Bus for Hope. The VST's website is located at videostrike.team.
The work of the VST started after Desert Bus 5 to upload clips from the run to YouTube. Desert Bus 6 was the first time VST uploaded videos during the run. A more detailed history of the VST can be found here.
During Desert Bus runs (post Desert Bus 8), the VST captures the stream, records events in a spreadsheet, and uploads video clips to YouTube with their own infrastructure. Between Desert Buses, the VST recovers data from early Desert Bus runs and develops and refines its infrastructure. A catalogue of the missing (and recovered) data can be found here.
