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blog.danman.eu
[AI summary] The user is trying to capture and play a video stream from a HDMI extender device. They initially faced issues with capturing the stream using tools like Wireshark and Python scripts, but eventually managed to extract the video using a script provided by danman. The script uses a specific IP and port (226.2.2.2:2068) and outputs the video in MJPEG format. The user encountered some glitches when playing the stream directly but resolved it by saving the output to a file. The community is actively discussing ways to improve the script and extract more data from the device. |
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archimago.blogspot.com
A blog for audiophiles about more objective topics. Measurements of audio gear. Reasonable, realistic, no snakeoil assessment of sound, and equipment. |
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blitter.net
[AI summary] The author details the process of digitizing old 8mm tapes to preserve family memories. This includes capturing the analog signal, cleaning up noise with tools like Neat Video, deinterlacing with QTGMC, and encoding the final video for various formats. The process emphasizes the importance of time and computing resources over speed, and the author shares scripts for splitting the final video into chapters for DVD or mobile devices. The post also touches on field order in interlaced NTSC signals and the importance of correct deinterlacing to avoid motion artifacts. |
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github.com
Re-implementation of the Living Worlds color cycle effect, in Rust - aquova/colorcycle |
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