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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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		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 →
Media YouTube Interfacer Interspersing Image Text Tutorial
Isn’t … Image Text … a contradiction of terms? Maybe in some fields it is, but in the world of HTML based web applications, there are … emojis … that “blur the lines” happily … as well as … data … Continue reading →
									
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		Media YouTube Interfacer Interspersing Hashtagging Tutorial
With yesterday’s Media YouTube Interfacer Interspersing Tutorial‘s interspersing of … Audio Video … via data URI user entries in amongst the YouTube eleven character video code records, we hit limits with hashtagging and any sizeable video (or audio) data. What’s … Continue reading →
									
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		Media YouTube Interfacer Interspersing Tutorial
It’s pretty logical to follow up yesterday’s Audio Recording YouTube Interfacer Revisit Tutorial‘s … totally (and wholly) audio recording ideas … with, as today’s work, a start to … audio (and/or non-YouTube video) media interspersing amongst the YouTube video(s) … … Continue reading →
									
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		Audio Recording YouTube Interfacer Revisit Tutorial
Back at the recent YouTube Video List of Play Supervisor Tutorial the role of our inhouse YouTube Interfacer web application was as a middleparent in a “grandparent”/”parent”/”grandchild” web application design, but today we revisit the functionality that motivated us to … Continue reading →
									
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		YouTube Video List of Play External Javascript Mobile Placeholder Tutorial
We think it might be an oxymoron (or we think maybe Lulu thinks “just moron”) using … Mobile Placeholder … in today’s blog posting title, further to yesterday’s YouTube Video List of Play External Javascript Loop Intelligence Tutorial (where some … Continue reading →
									
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		YouTube Video List of Play External Javascript Loop Intelligence Tutorial
Today we move on from yesterday’s YouTube Video List of Play External Javascript Jump Tutorial, but it’s work moving on from YouTube Video List of Play External Javascript Supervisor Tutorial‘s YouTube API usage dilemma … … that is a “whole … Continue reading →
									
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