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YouTube API Caller Radio Saying Playlist Tutorial
Yesterday’s YouTube API Caller Radio Playlist Genre Tutorial was heading towards what many algorithm creators dream of … take a concept consisting of words (eg. Music Genres) … associate that with a … number … being that computers go a … Continue reading →
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YouTube API Caller Radio Playlist Genre Tutorial
Further to yesterday’s YouTube API Caller Radio Playlist Moderation Tutorial … It’s Moderation Day Nuance Afternoon … tea, anyone?! Yes, we have a couple of “around moderation” issues today, they being … allow for … As requested by You … … Continue reading →
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YouTube API Caller Radio Playlist Moderation Tutorial
Following up on yesterday’s YouTube API Caller Radio Playlist Control Tutorial … It’s Moderation Day! … where ! equates to 1 … and is it “Bye, bye” to moderation tomorrow, who knows?! But, read all about it below … function … Continue reading →
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YouTube API Caller Radio Playlist Control Tutorial
Onto yesterday’s YouTube API Caller Radio Play Order Filled In Tutorial progress we’re starting another mini sub-project today that involves … on this first day, the non-moderated ideas we have regarding users controlling YouTube API playlist content in more ways … Continue reading →
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YouTube API Caller Radio Play Order Filled In Tutorial
Going back to the Order and Completion themes of the previous YouTube API Caller Order and Completion Tutorial quite a while before the recent YouTube API Caller Radio Play Advice Tutorial … it worked awkwardly regarding, often the second video … Continue reading →
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Text to Speech YouTube SubRip Subtitles Google Translate Tutorial
It’s fairly obvious that yesterday’s Text to Speech YouTube SubRip Subtitles Tutorial conditions for Text to Speech functionality are pretty limiting. But regarding Text to Speech we can turn to another free resource out there, and thereby allow for language … Continue reading →
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Text to Speech YouTube SubRip Subtitles Tutorial
Yesterday’s Speech to Text YouTube SubRip Subtitles External Javascript Tutorial … staked out, for … non-mobile Google Chrome https: protocol top window … users the chance to involve Speech to Text within the YouTube SubRip Subtitles “peerage” … getting to … Continue reading →
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YouTube SubRip Subtitles Emoji Tutorial
For today’s tutorial title key word, rather than … Emoji … it could also have been … Internationalization … or … Aesthetics … or … Styling … whether that be CSS or Javascript DOM based … but we plumped for … Continue reading →