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Media Mix Play Animated GIF Tutorial
We come at progress on top of that of yesterday’s Media Mix Play Tutorial from three quite different ideas today … the first one is one you the user who has not downlaoded the code down to a local web … Continue reading →
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Media Mix Play Tutorial
Guess what you’d call what we’ve been keen on lately with … foreground audio or video with a background image (perhaps an animated GIF) … a “media mix”. Today, after progress of yesterday’s Haiku Multimedia via Media Record Capture Tutorial, … Continue reading →
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Tagged Adobe, Ajax, Apple, attachment, audio, autoplay, capture, client pre-emptive iframe, content, copy, cross-browser, curl, dictation, email, email attachment, exec, Flash, FormData, Gmail, haiku, IFRAME, inline html email, input, internationalization, language, language code, local web server, loop, Mac OS X, macOS, MAMP, media, microphone, mobile, operating system, paste, PHP, plugin, popup, programming, Safari, say, share, sharing, smart device, speech, speech to audio, synchronization, synchronize, text to audio, Text to Speech, textarea, tutorial, voice, voice memo, voiceover, web server, window, window.open, window.opener
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Haiku Multimedia via Media Record Capture Tutorial
Let’s semi-drop the “macOS” on our “media capture” functionality we’re developing currently, because over the last two days it has jumped out of this restrictive thought pattern, either through the “voiceover” idea of … non-mobile Adobe Flash Player plugin audio … Continue reading →
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Tagged Adobe, Ajax, Apple, attachment, audio, capture, client pre-emptive iframe, content, copy, cross-browser, curl, dictation, email, email attachment, exec, Flash, FormData, Gmail, haiku, IFRAME, inline html email, input, internationalization, language, language code, local web server, Mac OS X, macOS, MAMP, media, microphone, mobile, operating system, paste, PHP, plugin, popup, programming, Safari, say, share, sharing, smart device, speech, speech to audio, synchronization, synchronize, text to audio, Text to Speech, textarea, tutorial, voice, voice memo, voiceover, web server, window, window.open, window.opener
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MacOS and Other Mobile Media Record Tutorial
We’re letting a little “dishevelment” continue with today’s work on top of yesterday’s MacOS Speech to Flash Player Audio Record Tutorial. The reason (to our mind) is that involving mobile functionality into a media web application’s sphere of influence is … Continue reading →
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Tagged Adobe, Apple, audio, capture, client pre-emptive iframe, copy, cross-browser, curl, dictation, email, exec, Flash, IFRAME, inline html email, input, internationalization, language, language code, local web server, Mac OS X, macOS, MAMP, media, microphone, mobile, operating system, paste, PHP, plugin, popup, programming, Safari, say, share, sharing, smart device, speech, speech to audio, text to audio, Text to Speech, textarea, tutorial, voice, voice memo, voiceover, web server, window, window.open, window.opener
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MacOS Speech to Flash Player Audio Record Tutorial
Yesterday’s MacOS Text to Audio Share Tutorial involved … local web server (over macOS) text to audio (via macOS say) programmatical input source for “voiceover” aims … and today, still on … local web server (over macOS) (user) we have … Continue reading →
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Tagged Adobe, Apple, audio, client pre-emptive iframe, copy, cross-browser, curl, dictation, email, exec, Flash, IFRAME, inline html email, internationalization, language, language code, local web server, Mac OS X, macOS, MAMP, media, microphone, operating system, paste, PHP, plugin, popup, programming, Safari, say, share, sharing, speech, speech to audio, text to audio, Text to Speech, textarea, tutorial, voice, voice memo, voiceover, web server, window, window.open, window.opener
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MacOS Text to Audio Share Tutorial
In order to share the audio file of yesterday’s MacOS Text to Audio Internationalization Tutorial we cannot use … client based “a” “mailto:” link approaches because … the size of data is too large we need to be able to … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apple, audio, client pre-emptive iframe, copy, cross-browser, email, exec, IFRAME, inline html email, internationalization, language, language code, local web server, Mac OS X, macOS, MAMP, media, operating system, paste, PHP, popup, programming, Safari, say, share, sharing, text to audio, Text to Speech, textarea, tutorial, voice, web server, window, window.open, window.opener
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MacOS Text to Audio Internationalization Tutorial
Yesterday’s MacOS Text to Audio Primer Tutorial was very “English”, at least hereabouts. We think it would be good to Internationalize the “say” integration with “-v” voices in other languages to choose from. That “Internationalization” we have Apple to thank … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apple, audio, client pre-emptive iframe, cross-browser, exec, IFRAME, internationalization, language, language code, local web server, Mac OS X, macOS, MAMP, media, operating system, PHP, popup, programming, Safari, say, text to audio, Text to Speech, textarea, tutorial, voice, web server, window, window.open, window.opener
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Javascript Internationalization Resolved Options Tutorial
The recent Collation Javascript Internationalization Tutorial thread of blog postings regarding Javascript (client) Internationalization ideas, via the Intl object was missing an “overture”, if you will. It’s (to do with) the resolvedOptions methods, the use of which can assist the … Continue reading →
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Tagged ascii, awk, character, character set, collation, command line, currency, currency code, data, database, date, datetime, default, document.write, DOM, ecma, Google, Google Translate, HTML, internationalization, intl, ISO, ISO 4217, Javascript, language, language code, Macbook Pro, macOS, MySql, number, order, programming, proof of concept, resolvedOptions, search, sort, time, timezone, tutorial, utf-8, Wordpress
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