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External Javascript YouTube Audio of Video Looping Tutorial
Of yesterday’s External Javascript YouTube Audio of Video Emoji Tutorial … pause play loop stop progress … perhapsyes … list of suggested “controls” for our Play Audio Stream of Selected YouTube Video In Place functionality, am sure of most interest … Continue reading →
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YouTube Video API Event Playlist Generations Tutorial
Recently, on this current YouTube API interfacing Song Playing web application, further to the recent YouTube Video API Event Playlist User Settings Tutorial, we’ve been referring a lot to … top.document.title … as a place to store settings in which … Continue reading →
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YouTube Video API Event Playlist User Settings Tutorial
We’re happy to be talking about three new pieces of functionality to add to our recent YouTube API interfacing Song Playing web application last talked about with the recent YouTube Video API Event Playlist Background Image Tutorial, those being … … Continue reading →
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YouTube Video API Event Playlist Background Image Tutorial
Our current project last talked about with YouTube Video API Event Playlist Shuffle and Loop Tutorial started as a … “proof of concept” one to allow for user testing of event.stopPropagation() Javascript event bubbling control usage … and yet, is … Continue reading →
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YouTube Video API Event Playlist Shuffle and Loop Tutorial
We left our Song Playing web application in YouTube Video API Event Playlist Save and Recall Tutorial … on mobile, needing a lot of “user tap maintenance” to keep the “personalized playlist” (consisting of YouTube ID video) music rolling … … Continue reading →
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Tagged broadcast, broadcasting, bubble, bubbling, button, continous, cookie, DOM, email, emoji, emoji button, event, event.stopPropagation, hash, hashtag, hierarchy, HTML, IFRAME, inheritance, intersessional, iOS, iPad, Javascript, localStorage, loop, media, mobile, music, mute, play, playing, playlist, programming, radio, recall, share, sharing, shuffle, SMS, song, Spotify, stopPropagatin, store, transistor, transistor radio, tutorial, Tutorials API, url, user preference, video, volume, YouTube, YouTube API
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Ffmpeg Voiceover AlmaLinux Synchronize Browsing Tutorial
Today it is the case of … combining the work of yesterday’s Local File Browsing Tool Stringency Tutorial … with that of the recent … Ffmpeg Voiceover AlmaLinux Tutorial … to show how that work of yesterday’s onto the functionality … Continue reading →
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Tagged audio, browse, browsing, convert, DOM, ffmpeg, HTML, Javascript, local file, media, multiple, operating, PHP, play, programming, source, stop press, synchronization, synchronize, system, track, tutorial, video, voiceover
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Ffmpeg Voiceover AlmaLinux Tutorial
Two recent aspects to work here have meant that the Voiceover work of Ffmpeg Shelling Peas Tutorial can be improved upon … migrating the web server from CentOS to AlmaLinux gave us the opportunity to have ffmpeg installed on the … Continue reading →
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Making of iPhone Videos Play Around the Traps Tutorial
Especially as far as video creation goes with the set of web browser brands, on mobile and non-mobile platforms, going around, it can be valid to ask … Does it play everywhere? … because it’s surprising what can arise sometimes. … Continue reading →
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