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Self Recording Public Website Call Tutorial
Onto yesterday’s Self Recording Channels Tutorial a fair bit of work goes into, potentially, the difference between what happens for the two URLs below … https://www.rjmprogramming.com.au/recording_ideas.php https://www.rjmprogramming.com.au/recording_ideas.php# Huh??! A hashtag with no content itself? How? Believe it or not the … Continue reading →
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Tagged afplay, arguments, audio, call, channel, command line, command line arguments, configuration, configure, contenteditable, CORS, document.URL, ffmpeg, file, file_put_contents, form, framerate, hash, hashtag, IFRAME, intranet, Intranet feeling, local web server, location.hash, macOS, MAMP, media, microphone, navigator.platform, PHP, php.ini, play, prepend, programming, quality, record, recording, stop press, tutorial, volume, window.open
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PHP macOS say Supervising a Retrained Siri Nuance Tutorial
It’s Nuance Day!!!! Complacency alert!!! Sometimes nuances take longer to resolve than the 90%ers. We found the Siri retraining procedures we tried to help out with, on a first day’s worth of effort, regarding PHP macOS say Supervising a Retrained … Continue reading →
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Tagged audio, automation, command, command line, configuration, configure, exec, ffmpeg, hear, Hey Siri, install, intranet, Intranet feeling, iOS, iPhone, language, MacBook Air, macOS, nuance, operating system, PHP, play, programming, repeat, replay, retrain, say, Siri, speak, Text to Speech, train, tutorial, url, voice, voiceover
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PHP macOS say Supervising a Retrained Siri Tutorial
Here Siri, it’s time for a retraining session. Hey Bud, I only respond to Hey. Sorry, Bud … but as the provider of your treats … smirk … Hey Siri, it’s time for a retraining session. Why retrain Siri? Well, … Continue reading →
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Tagged audio, automation, configuration, configure, exec, hear, Hey Siri, intranet, Intranet feeling, iOS, iPhone, language, MacBook Air, macOS, PHP, programming, retrain, say, Siri, speak, Text to Speech, train, tutorial, url, voice, voiceover
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Live Captions Interfacing to Text to Speech Interfacing Tutorial
Changed within the thread of blog postings of the recent Google Chart Geo Chart Integration Speech Bubbles Popup Div Hashtag Tutorial was our PHP interfacer web application to … say … macOS command line tool for Text to Speech functionality. … Continue reading →
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Tagged accessibility, audio to text, caption, command, configuration, Firefox, Google Chrome, language, live caption, live captions, macOS, operating system, PHP, preferences, region, Safari, say, system preferences, tutorial, web browser, YouTube
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Web Browser Live Captions Primer Tutorial
Where we created those Michael Bublé’s It’s Time album YouTube “audio only part of video” links within the QuickTime Player Camera Filters Recording Primer Tutorial it represented, we believe, the first time for us regarding … Google Chrome tests on … Continue reading →
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Tagged accessibility, audio to text, caption, configuration, Firefox, Google Chrome, language, live caption, live captions, macOS, operating system, preferences, region, Safari, system preferences, tutorial, web browser, YouTube
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Bluetooth Mouse Show Desktop Primer Tutorial
We find Information Technology work is full of … you stumble onto a feature, software or hardware … startling … initially unexpected and annoying … but … in another scenario … yes … very useful, and even time saving … … Continue reading →
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Tagged button, configuration, configure, desktop, device, download, gesture, hardware, install, logitech, m720 triathlon, MacBook Air, macOS, mouse, point, pointing, software, tutorial
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Upgrade to iOS Diskspace Issue Tutorial
For those of us Apple iOS users not so keen on iCloud to store data, when it comes to iOS upgrades on your iPhone or iPad, it could be that you run into the issue (like us, twice now, on … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apple, apple white lead, configuration, diskspace, install, iOS, iPad, lead, MacBook Air, macOS, operating system, settings, software, tutorial, upgrade, white lead
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Dictionary Plonking Primer Tutorial
One of the things we miss from the 1970’s to 1980’s (and maybe 1990’s), primarily in Windows, for us, was the opportunity to install, via what we refer to fondly, as … plonking … which, to us, refers to the … Continue reading →
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Tagged configuration, copy, copying, dictionary, English, file permission, game, install, installation, permission, plonk, plonking, software, tutorial, upload, wordle, words
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