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Animated GIF Creator Video Share Tutorial
It’s one thing to use macOS (via Big Sur, on this MacBook Air) MAMP local web server to create animated GIFs and (derived) videos via an inhouse PHP web application, but another thing to go and share those videos out … Continue reading →
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Animated GIF Creator Video Revisit Tutorial
We hope you realize that our changed tutorial_to_animated_gif.php inhouse Animated GIF Creator (helped out by a changed emailhtml.php inhouse email creator helper serverside PHP web application) can be accessed … in that public RJM Programming mode of use above … … Continue reading →
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Making of Spotify Bluetooth Speaker Volume Tutorial
In order to create the presentation media for yesterday’s Spotify Bluetooth Speaker Volume Tutorial we again turned to macOS command line tools to rotate the media to a more easily readable view … the animated GIF we needed to rotate … Continue reading →
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Tagged app, bluetooth, bluetooth speakers, command line, convert, docking station, ffmpeg, hardware, ImageMagick, iOS, iPad, iPhone, macOS, mobile, mobile app, music, networking, speaker, speakers, Spotify, Terminal, tutorial, volume
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Video iPad Time Lapse Animated GIF via ffmpeg Tutorial
We wanted to try out a small Time Lapse video … Time-lapse photography is a technique whereby the frequency at which film frames are captured (the frame rate) is much more spread out than the frequency used to view the … Continue reading →
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Image/PDF and Audio/Video Supervised Rotation Tutorial
It is the role of software to perform tasks for the user that fall into categories … quite difficult for the user inaccessible for the user tedious and/or too boring for the user … in order to be useful. Of … Continue reading →
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Image/PDF and Audio/Video Supervised Flatten Tutorial
Yesterday’s Image/PDF and Audio/Video Supervised Concatenate Tutorial‘s … “+” functionality to … concatenate … or … voiceover … is, today, joined by … you guessed it … “-” functionality to … flatten animated GIF … or … flatten video … … Continue reading →
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Tagged aesthetics, Ajax, animated gif, audio, browse, button, clone, cloning, command line, concatenate, conversion, CSS, emoji, ffmpeg, filmstrip, FormData, HTML, image, ImageMagick, Javascript, korn shell, linear gradient, listener, local storage, local web browser, MAMP, media, memory, multiple, open source, PDF, PHP, programming, rate, session, Source Control, style, styling, supervisor, tutorial, Usain Bolt, version, video, voiceover
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Image/PDF and Audio/Video Supervised Concatenate Tutorial
It is a combination of … yesterday’s Image/PDF and Audio/Video Supervised Multiple Tutorial … with the previous … Concatenating Video on Command Line Tutorial … that steers us into another couple of ideas our “+” logics could represent when we … Continue reading →
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Image/PDF and Audio/Video Supervised Multiple Tutorial
Back at Image/PDF and Audio/Video Supervised Aesthetics Tutorial we had an assumption going that there would be a one to one correspondence of … input media file … to … output media file … but there are quite a few … Continue reading →
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