Don’t really understand why a lot of people here expect perfect quality from a free educational video. Okay, the Sound isn’t perfect but the explanation is way better than anything else I’ve seen so far and I was still able to watch the whole 32:29 minutes without my ears bleeding. How about you just appreciate the content and stop feeling so entitled?
It's not the sound that matters. What matters is the quality of the work done. Just because these tutorials are free doesn't justify a lousy voiceover. Do it right or don't do it at all!
being a non native english speaker, I was focusing on the course till the end without noticing any ears killer, then I saw this comment, I replayed the video to see what could it be :D
Try to listen to their super hyped marketing guy. Now that one is really unbearable. But I agree. For me it’s not the accent, but the sound quality. But that will be easy to fix. The content I find extremely useful though.
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It would be really nice for such a big company to have videos with corresponding sound quality and presentation without so many language mistakes. I'm not a native speaker so I have nothing against an accent while speaking but other aspects really should be improved (e. g. mic quality). It is impossible to keep watching this for 30 minutes... Maybe using artificial voice would be better. And I recommend to get a language corrector for presentations. Otherwise than that the content is nice and well explained.
Any chance of adding subtitles to these videos? The first couple have autogenerated subtitles available which are useful. The speakers in these videos are quite difficult to understand.
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Why is this video called FreeRTOS introduction? It doesn't introduce Free RTOS, it is a beginners class on how RTOS work. I know how RTOS works, I want to know how to do this using STM32 Cube MX and the IDE. Please provide this detail.
@@hello235698741 He does pronounce some words with an Indian accent, but no, it's Eastern European. I don't know about this guy, but most of their other videos seem to be narrated by someone from Romania.
We have started with FreeRTOS quite long time ago and now we continue. In fact within the video we are presenting CMSIS_OS layer, which can be used with other embedded OS.
God, please go to a professional educator or to a university and make some MOOCs in collaboration with a native English speaking person. Its very distracting ,though the content is decent.
Don’t really understand why a lot of people here expect perfect quality from a free educational video. Okay, the Sound isn’t perfect but the explanation is way better than anything else I’ve seen so far and I was still able to watch the whole 32:29 minutes without my ears bleeding. How about you just appreciate the content and stop feeling so entitled?
Confirmed.
It's not the sound that matters. What matters is the quality of the work done.
Just because these tutorials are free doesn't justify a lousy voiceover.
Do it right or don't do it at all!
the sound isn't as bad as people say in the comments... The content is good and to the point.
I agree, he speaks clearly and loud
Yes, me too. I feel the same. I guess these people are from USA or England. They are not used to accents.
Is this really the official ST youtube channel? I cant continue the video because the sound is killing my ears...
@Z80 If audio quality was good I would have no problem with accent.
I am really glad that the video is in Czenglish because I am Czech so it is clear to me :-)
being a non native english speaker, I was focusing on the course till the end without noticing any ears killer, then I saw this comment, I replayed the video to see what could it be :D
Try to listen to their super hyped marketing guy. Now that one is really unbearable. But I agree. For me it’s not the accent, but the sound quality. But that will be easy to fix. The content I find extremely useful though.
It would be really nice for such a big company to have videos with corresponding sound quality and presentation without so many language mistakes. I'm not a native speaker so I have nothing against an accent while speaking but other aspects really should be improved (e. g. mic quality). It is impossible to keep watching this for 30 minutes... Maybe using artificial voice would be better. And I recommend to get a language corrector for presentations. Otherwise than that the content is nice and well explained.
feel free to download the video and run the sound through your AI filter
Interesting tip that [in practice] cooperative is more stable and better behaved than preemptive.
It might prove valuable for me, I feel.
Any chance of adding subtitles to these videos? The first couple have autogenerated subtitles available which are useful. The speakers in these videos are quite difficult to understand.
If the quality of this video represents STM then all is lost.
This was a very good tutorial, super useful. Thank you!
You're very welcome!
Good explanation
Keep watching :)
2024 and i just started to learn it
Can you add english subtitle ?
Excuse me,
At 23:05: "Compiler and linker can give you ...."
And at 23:36: "You can help yourself by ..."
Can anybody hear these missing words?
i think at 23:05 he said "call tree" [ en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Call_graph ] and said the same thing again at 23:36
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what was that extension used for memory protection ? .. it wasn't audible clearly
Memory Protection Unit (MPU)
19:43 If printf is used inside the task does it use heap for RTOS or heap for main application?
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Why is this video called FreeRTOS introduction? It doesn't introduce Free RTOS, it is a beginners class on how RTOS work. I know how RTOS works, I want to know how to do this using STM32 Cube MX and the IDE. Please provide this detail.
i wish the presentation was used more effectively instead of being just a background for talking about the subject (to make it easier to visualise)
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It's true the slide doesn't always match the speech.
definitely sounds like czech (or maybe slovak) accent :D
100% indian
@@hello235698741 haha dude you have no idea
@@hello235698741 He does pronounce some words with an Indian accent, but no, it's Eastern European. I don't know about this guy, but most of their other videos seem to be narrated by someone from Romania.
This is Czech. Strong accent of first syllable, variable length vovels.
Can FREERTOS used for power optimization in embedded applications?
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subs are not enabled for this video ?
but since i understand him, he is probably not native english hehe
I am just wondering; Why FreeRTOS and not ChibiOS?
We have started with FreeRTOS quite long time ago and now we continue. In fact within the video we are presenting CMSIS_OS layer, which can be used with other embedded OS.
FreeRTOS is one of the market leaders of RTOS:es just after Embedded Linux. About ChibiOS: I've heard about it *twice.*
HOWEVER
God, please go to a professional educator or to a university and make some MOOCs in collaboration with a native English speaking person. Its very distracting ,though the content is decent.
Controllerstec
sound is terible :-(
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¿qué clase de acento es ese?, no se entiende nada, debería poner a un nativo de habla inglesa, estos videos los ven todo el mundo.
It’s Global English, not Spanish :-)