Back-up the server onto an insecure host
#! /usr/bin/perl -wuse strict;
my $home=’/home/whatever’;
if(1) { # Mount the server directory on the encfs mount-point system(qq(mkdir -p $home/server-enc/));
# The -S option is to read the password from stdin # The mount options passed include ‘read-only’ my $encfs_config=qq(ENCFS6_CONFIG=$home/server_dot-encfs6.xml);
# Store the encfs password locally – so it doesn’t [...]

After a suitable mount-point is created (in this example mkdir -p /mnt/fscapital_server/), into /etc/fstab put the following (all on one line) :
# Mount windows Server drive ://192.168.10.120/server /mnt/fscapital_server/ cifs username=andrewsm,password=whatever 0 0
where each of the spaces above is really a cntrl-t (Tab) – just for neatness, really.
Then one can mount /mnt/fscapital_server/ and see the [...]

ffmpeg is the command line utility I chose – does enough, but not too much (like mplayer, for instance).
YouTube and Google ideal input video

640×480 @ 30 fps MPEG4

Preparation
Grab the ffmpeg package from ATrpms.# rpm –import http://ATrpms.net/RPM-GPG-KEY.atrpms # scite /etc/yum.repos.d/atrpms.repo# yum install ffmpeg
For speed of capture :# Mount a RAM disk (as su) :mkdir /media/ffmpegmount -t [...]