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blog.gingerbeardman.com | ||
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www.phpied.com
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| | | | | Animated gifs are fun and all but they can get big (in filesize) quickly. At some point, maybe after just a few low-resolution frames it's better to use an MP4 and an HTML element. You also preferably need a "poster" image for the video so people can see a quick preview before they dec | |
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blog.nuculabs.de
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| | | | | Hello ?? In this short article I will show you how to split audio from video using ffmpeg. When I worked on my Udemy course I needed a way to process audio in Audacity and edit the video in Kdenlive. So I wrote two bash scripts, one for spliting audio and video and another one to combine the processed audio (usually a .wav file with the same name) with the video. The result is the following | |
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www.peakstep.com
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| | | | | Create videos and GIFs in minutes. Claquette is the easiest way to capture, edit and convert videos and GIFs on your Mac. Crop and trim video files. Convert them to GIFs. Or create a new video by recording your screen, system audio, microphone and camera. Creating and editing videos becomes as easy as handling images - Working with video doesn't have to feel heavy. | |
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enterprisecraftsmanship.com
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| | | Hard coding is often considered an anti-pattern. Having values that can change over time hard-coded in the source code requires recompilation every time these values actually change. While this statement is true, I think that hard coding should be the default choice when developing an application. Hard coding vs configuration file When you work on a project or feature, there always are some magic numbers or strings that potentially can change in future. | ||
