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PhotoBooth Video Snippet via Ffmpeg Command Line Tutorial
Regarding the “making of” the recent Bluetooth Spotify Auto Stop Start Primer Tutorial many people will be unsurprised that the video was created via macOS “out of the box” … PhotoBooth … desktop application in “video mode”. Often in this … Continue reading →
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Tagged automated, bluetooth, car, command line, cut, ffmpeg, iPhone, macOS, making of, music, PhotoBooth, play, programming, snippet, Spotify, start, stop, trim, tutorial, video, video edit, video editing, volve
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Text to Speech macOS Say Large Data Local Web Server Tutorial
Are all kludges coming from the “optimistic side of the mind equation“? Today, we did one regarding integrating “say” (which is macOS based only) in our changed macos_say_record.php PHP Voiceover inhouse web application to a local macOS Apache/PHP/MySql web server … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, Apache, command, command line, CORS, email, exec, Firefox, hash, hashtag, IFRAME, kludge, local web server, macOS, MAMP, operating system, passthru, PHP, programming, Safari, say, share, sharing, Text to Speech, tutorial, web server
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Text to Speech macOS Say Large Data Sharing Tutorial
Part of improving a web application regarding “large data” is offering some sharing functionality for “large data” scenarios, but this project we have learnt, it being unique regarding the “macOS only say” aspects to it, have taught us not to … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apache, command, command line, email, exec, Firefox, hash, hashtag, local web server, macOS, MAMP, operating system, passthru, PHP, programming, say, share, sharing, Text to Speech, tutorial
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Bluetooth Spotify Auto Stop Start Primer Tutorial
We’re amazed by an arrangement involving … iPhone … with … Spotify … in a subscription involving no advertisements … Bluetooth … speakers in a … Volvo … car … currently (ie. you can easily stuff it up, but if … Continue reading →
Text to Speech macOS Say Large Data Tutorial
So far, it seems, until today, and we were surprised, we’d only been thinking …. Text to Speech macOS say … usage, and expecting success with … Small Amounts of Data … but today, with a future plan in mind … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apache, command, command line, exec, local web server, macOS, MAMP, operating system, passthru, PHP, programming, say, Text to Speech, tutorial
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YouTube Style SubRip Subtitles Button Tutorial
We all hope the “latest button” will help out achieving something with online endeavours. So what about a “button” with a dual purpose according to need … well … quick … get thee to The Button Shop … post haste! … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, animation, API, automate, automation, browse, browsing, button, caption, captioning, character, clone, cloning, collaboration, commentary, contenteditable, create, CSS, delay, delimitation, delimiter, DOMParser, dropdown, email, error, faux pas, font, form, hash, hashtag, hashtagging, hierarchy, HTML, IFRAME, Javascript, karaoke, keyboard, level, link, location.hash, lyrics, mailto, mobile, not, Notes, onblur, onclick, onkeydown, opacity, overlay, parseFromString, peer, peer to peer, plus, programming, prompt, resize, resizing, setInterval, setTimeout, share, sharing, SMS, song, song lyrics, Spotify, style, styling, subrip, subrip subtitle, subtitle, textarea, textbox, tutorial, url, video, Wikipedia, wrap, wrapper, YouTube, YouTube API, z-index
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YouTube Style SubRip Subtitles Overlay Tutorial
Continuing the “road to collaboration” onto yesterday’s YouTube Style SubRip Subtitles Onkeydown Tutorial we had a couple of sidetracks to nuance … where we said … contenteditable=”true” ideas … only on the outermost such font element wrapper element … that … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, animation, API, automate, automation, browse, browsing, caption, captioning, character, clone, cloning, collaboration, commentary, contenteditable, create, CSS, delay, delimitation, delimiter, DOMParser, dropdown, email, error, faux pas, font, form, hash, hashtag, hashtagging, hierarchy, HTML, IFRAME, Javascript, karaoke, keyboard, level, link, location.hash, lyrics, mailto, mobile, not, Notes, onblur, onclick, onkeydown, opacity, overlay, parseFromString, peer, peer to peer, plus, programming, prompt, resize, resizing, setInterval, setTimeout, share, sharing, SMS, song, song lyrics, Spotify, style, styling, subrip, subrip subtitle, subtitle, textarea, textbox, tutorial, url, video, Wikipedia, wrap, wrapper, YouTube, YouTube API, z-index
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YouTube Style SubRip Subtitles External Javascript Tutorial
With yesterday’s YouTube Style SubRip Subtitles Button Tutorial‘s “web application peerage” it was a bit unfortunate the timing of the “cloning event” we undertook earlier on. The “collaboration” work was done just with one of the peerage, leaving the other … Continue reading →