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Spliced Audio Number Genericization Tutorial
If you’ve completed a successful “proof of concept” stage to a project, it can be tempting at this early stage, even before applying it to the specific intended software integration target, to consider ways to “genericize” that application, and so … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged audio, clock, DOM, genericization, HTML, HTML5, Javascript, media, programming, QuickTime Player, recording, synchronize, tutorial
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Spliced Audio Number Announcements Tutorial
We’ve got a “proof of concept” tutorial for you today, because we’ve got an idea for something, as we said some time back at Splicing Audio Primer Tutorial … The first was a simulation of those Sydney train public announcements … Continue reading
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Tagged audio, clock, DOM, HTML, HTML5, Javascript, media, programming, QuickTime Player, recording, synchronize, tutorial
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Splicing Audio Primer Tutorial
Today we’ve written a first draft of an HTML and Javascript web application that splices up to nine bits of audio input together that can take either of the forms … audio file … and less user friendly is … … Continue reading
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Tagged audio, DOM, form, Google Translate, HTML, Javascript, media, object, OOP, programming, synchronization, synchronize, Text to Speech, tutorial
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YouTube API Iframe Synchronicity Resizing Tutorial
Today’s work concerns dynamic resize of HTML iframe child elements that could resize themselves because their parent HTML elements have changed size via user intervention. We want to show you this today to talk a bit about the CSS properties … Continue reading
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Tagged API, audio, binge, client, form, Google, HTML, IFRAME, Javascript, PHP, playlist, programming, quality, resize, sequence, synchronization, synchronize, tutorial, url, video, volume, YouTube
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YouTube API Iframe Synchronicity Tutorial
Do you ever go into an electronics or electrical appliance store into the television section, and see all those television sets playing not always the same channel at once? Mesmerising, huh? Have seen this also, in Real Estate windows. Well, … Continue reading
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Tagged API, audio, binge, client, form, Google, HTML, IFRAME, Javascript, PHP, playlist, programming, quality, resize, sequence, synchronization, synchronize, tutorial, url, video, volume, YouTube
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YouTube API Video Playlist Tutorial
Playlists are the topic we hone in on today with the continuation of our YouTube API for Iframe embedded videos “knowledge quest” today, building on yesterday’s YouTube API Start and Stop Resizing Tutorial as shown below. Perhaps your first exposure … Continue reading
