This little “poor-developer filter” was discussed and solved many times.
Despite the number of discussions it spur, and the many suggested ways to solve the problem, the question regarding which solution would be the most efficient, remained unclear. Maybe because its original goal was to screen “bad” developers rather than actually solve the problem efficiently or demonstrate creativity. It was also said that during an interview, solving the problem in more Read more...
Need a quick, easy and free way of cleaning up a video’s audio from background noise? Follow the steps below.
First get and install the tools:
FFMPEG.
SoX – Sound eXchange.
Then clean your noise!
Split the audio and video streams into 2 seperate files:
The VIDEO stream: ffmpeg -i input.mp4 -sameq -an tmpvid.mp4
The AUDIO stream: ffmpeg -i input.mp4 -sameq tmpaud.wav
Generate a sample of noise from the audio of the file:
ffmpeg -i input.mp4 -vn -ss 00:00:00 -t 00:00:01 Read more...
An app I wrote needed the following features:
Application has to run in the browser as a SWF.
Application will run in filesystem mode (file://).
Application will not have server side (except for YouTube).
Application will have to login to YouTube using ClientLogin instead of AuthSub to avoid redirects.
Application will have to upload a manipulated ByteArray, not directly from FileReference.browse().
First thing you do: Search Google for YouTube+Upload+ActionScript, which brings up Read more...
Another sleepless night… Got some new features to FLVWizard, there are now new functions to:
Slice / Trim video.
Sequence a vector of FLV ByteArrays.
Minor things.
Check out the source code for ClippingApp, a small app that allows clipping and sequencing of clip’s parts.
More to come…
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Been a while now since I’ve last opened my Adobe Flex Builder and wrote some AS3…
Working on the Gendered Advertising Remixer a while ago, made me curious again about whether it will be possible to merge the video & audio channels of given FLVs in run-time on the client-side (in AS3). So I’ve decided to take a few hours this weekend to add a download option to the GAR : )
At Kaltura, we’ve used to do this server side for creating video remixes. The video Read more...
Many thanks to StreamingMedia.com for inviting Michael and me to speak about HTML5 and our adventures with creating the Kaltura HTML5 Media library.
Now that Streaming Media Europe and West HTML5 Media Workshops are over (and that I’m back home), as promised, here are the slides and some answers to common questions. Slides: HTML5 Streaming Media West Workshop 2010
This post is about the current state of HTML5 Media, links to resources about the Kaltura HTML5 Media Library, Read more...
Re-iterating what took too long (couple of hours) to pinpoint and solve.
Getting ImageMagick (Imagick) installed on XAMPP 1.7.3 has it right there and clear, If you want to get Imagick installed on XAMPP 1.7.3, you’d need to:
Install the LATEST OFFICIAL version of ImageMagick from http://www.imagemagick.org/script/binary-releases.php#windows . (I first tried installing the one from http://image_magick.veidrodis.com/image_magick/binaries/ specified in the post above, didn’t work Read more...
Coming from the Flash world, where the community has a voice and there’s a name & address assigned for every complaint – existing state of things with HTML5 as an Open Standard just doesn’t make much sense.
True, Flash wasn’t that visible – but, they (MM/Adobe) still made sure to listen and improve upon the community’s demand, keep a system.
Flash is truly cross-platform “write once deploy all” solution that just works, there are great Read more...
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About OVC
The Open Video Conference (OVC) is a multi-day summit of thought leaders in business, academia, art, and activism to explore the future of video on the web. Join us October 1-2 for two days of learning and inspiration. And stick around for the OVC hack labs, presented in partnership with NYU ITP.
Who’s coming to OVC?
Connected creatives, technologists and businesspeople of all stripes. Over 100 open source projects. Read more...