Nobody shares knowledge better than this
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Spectate, I have to ask, since SQLDave brought it up more than a year ago now.
What is step 2?
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Sharing Video knowledge is huge
@RHuckster said:
Your guess is as good as mine. A year ago? Yesterday is far enough back. Don't be reading all of these posts again. Nobody should be subject to that. Especially the SpenkSwamp dumb comments. I wish I could just XXX them.Spectate, I have to ask, since SQLDave brought it up more than a year ago now.
What is step 2?
Sorry for neglecting my Special forum. I've been hammering the Digita Video ShowDown thing. Trying to stir up some interest. Maybe even learn something myself. Hope so.
The little Search Engine that became the Greatest Video player ever.
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@SpectateSwamp said:
Your guess is as good as mine. A year ago? Yesterday is far enough back. Don't be reading all of these posts again. Nobody should be subject to that. Especially the SpenkSwamp dumb comments.
But.. but... you keep harping about storing all your threads in image format on your har-- oh forget it. I've had enough of your contradicting posts.
@SpectateSwamp said:
I wish I could just XXX them.
I'm quite sure that would finally get your banned from the forums. XXX is something the mods don't support on these boards.
@SpectateSwamp said:
Sorry for neglecting my Special forum. I've been hammering the Digita Video ShowDown thing. Trying to stir up some interest. Maybe even learn something myself. Hope so.
You haven't learned a damn thing from us, what do you expect to get from any other boards filled with people who say roughly the same thing we do which you blatantly ignore?
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@RHuckster said:
XXX is something the mods don't support on these boards.
Erm. The mods are the single point of XXX on these boards.
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Tobacco Leaf Flyer is my Friend
@Xyro said:
Perhaps just parts of it are wet (the bendy parts), but overall it is still dry enough to achieve lift. Although that wouldn't explain the extreme speed and altitude of these "leaves" flying around right next to the clouds (as indicated by their visual juxtaposition) ...
You see them too. Whooo Hoo I'm not Crazy. It's OK to see them. Just today I was searching out my old backup DVD's and CD's I found all my 200+ Hooded Crow shots. I did some video of a embrodery machine. That was cool in slow motion.
I'm sure the rest of the clips from the day of "The Tobacco Leaf Flyer" could contain some jems. I was catching so many FTS objects at the time. I just concentrated on the very best.
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man you have your own page on ED. at first i thought you were a troll, now i'm convinced there's just something wrong with you. nobody can troll that much and not get sick of it.
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@SpectateSwamp said:
I found all my 200+ Hooded Crow shots
I figure this is either some ridiculous new band or possibly a bunch of crows trapped underneath hooded sweatshirts.
Either way, I am amused.
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@SpectateSwamp said:
@Xyro said:
:( I was joking. Seriously, Spectate, just because the leaves are [i]visually[/i] close to the clouds does not mean they are [i]physically[/i] close to the clouds. Hold your hand out to the clouds and look at it. Just because you see your hand and the clouds at the same time doesn't mean your hand is near the clouds. Now if you move your hand around in front of you, you know that it's not going super fast zooming from cloud to cloud, right? Right?Perhaps just parts of it are wet (the bendy parts), but overall it is still dry enough to achieve lift. Although that wouldn't explain the extreme speed and altitude of these "leaves" flying around right next to the clouds (as indicated by their visual juxtaposition) ...
You see them too. Whooo Hoo I'm not Crazy. It's OK to see them.
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Something to crow about
@BC_Programmer said:
@SpectateSwamp said:
I found all my 200+ Hooded Crow shots
I figure this is either some ridiculous new band or possibly a bunch of crows trapped underneath hooded sweatshirts.
Either way, I am amused.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kwa5iXh2EwQ
Being able to watch ONE wild bird is quite unique. The bird watchers got all excited with him/her
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Let's see the 1st 5 seconds and Last 5 seconds of every video Randomly
@Medezark said:
@Xyro said:
@SpectateSwamp said:
That will settle it. A showdown. Once and for all. For digital video supremacy.
Again?? Seriously??Okay okay, tell us clearly: What will the showdown be testing? Gather a list of features, and we'll go through the checkboxes. Or are we just comparing media player's ability to skip over sections of unedited video?
Maybe just the Random Random?
Swamp video can quickly show you the First 5 seconds then the last 5 seconds of every video you have non-randomly or randomly Maybe a quick demo of that capability. Simply a "wait=5" on the 1st set of lines created by "golf" option and a "start==-5000" on the 2nd set. A very easy edit with notepad on the freshly created *.txt file output by the golf option.
If you have just 2 videos then you don't need this option.
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@SpectateSwamp said:
specially the SpenkSwamp dumb comments. I wish I could just XXX them.
I guess actually attempting to use your software and comment honestly on it isn't something you approve of then. Could you explain when honesty is a good thing as opposed to a bad thing then? I get confused between your stance on honesty and openness (record everything, edit nothing etc.) and your view on censorship (remove / ignore / delete things of which you do not approve)@SpectateSwamp said:
The little Search Engine that became the Greatest Video player ever.
It is a crap search engine (it can't do anything other than search a single file) and a mediocre front end to Windows Media Player with functionality that is easy to replicate. Nothing to be proud of really.
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Hey SpectateSwamp!
You're so dumb.
You're really dumb.
For real.
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Had your text, had your pics, had your video; they're searching everything up in here.
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@Xyro said:
Okay okay, tell us clearly: What will the showdown be testing? Gather a list of features, and we'll go through the checkboxes. Or are we just comparing media player's ability to skip over sections of unedited video?
@SpectateSwamp said:Swamp video can quickly show you the First 5 seconds then the last 5 seconds of every video you have non-randomly or randomly
So, just to be clear, this is the"killer feature" of SSRR? This is what the showdown is going to focus on? This is what makes SSRR superior to the competition? If I make a program that lets you skip the first and last few seconds of a video, does that make mine superfly too?I'm sure I can do this with Perl and the VLC's telnet interface, but first I need to be convinced I want to...
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I don't know, watching just the first and last 5 seconds of certain films would make them infinitely better. But it wouldn't be as good as not watching them at all.
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@Xyro said:
@Xyro said:
Okay okay, tell us clearly: What will the showdown be testing? Gather a list of features, and we'll go through the checkboxes. Or are we just comparing media player's ability to skip over sections of unedited video?
@SpectateSwamp said:Swamp video can quickly show you the First 5 seconds then the last 5 seconds of every video you have non-randomly or randomly
So, just to be clear, this is the"killer feature" of SSRR? This is what the showdown is going to focus on? This is what makes SSRR superior to the competition? If I make a program that lets you skip the first and last few seconds of a video, does that make mine superfly too?I'm sure I can do this with Perl and the VLC's telnet interface, but first I need to be convinced I want to...
In one of the previous epic threads, somebody made a one-line shell command to randomly play videos in a particular directory. I am sure that could be extended to do random first 5 seconds, last 5 seconds as well? If only I could use SSRR to find that command! :-P
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Santa likes Swamp Video
@derula said:
Hey SpectateSwamp!
You're so dumb.
You're really dumb.
For real.What's the problem DerulaSwamp. Santa not comming this year? Maybe just maybe I'll write a nice little Mp3 MetaData Dump / Extract program for you.
Sorry for neglecting you. I have been at the "Digital Video ShowDown" winning round after round. Still waiting for some real competition to show up.
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@WeatherGod said:
In one of the previous epic threads, somebody made a one-line shell command to randomly play videos in a particular directory. I am sure that could be extended to do random first 5 seconds, last 5 seconds as well? If only I could use SSRR to find that command! :-P
Oh, I guess I didn't need SSRR, I just used that little search box in the upper right-hand corner of this forum...
http://forums.thedailywtf.com/forums/p/8159/161101.aspx#161101
@morbiuswilters said:
mplayer $(find vid/ | grep -v '/$' | sed -n "$(($RANDOM * $( find vid/ | grep -v '/$' | wc -l ) / 32768)){p;q;}" -)
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@SpectateSwamp said:
Sorry for neglecting you. I have been at the "Digital Video ShowDown" winning round after round. Still waiting for some real competition to show up.
So where is this "Digital Video ShowDown" then? Who else is there? It isn't exactly a showdown if it is only you and you refuse to tell any other people the rules.
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Give me a Dump program - Twang
@WeatherGod said:
Great. I'll pass along that info. Maybe someone at the ShowDown will demo this command with a screen re-shoot. Even better would be MorbiusWiltersSwamp showing it off. Join the DreamInCode showdown. Use the *Swamp handle if you like. I have been threatening them with my swampies arrival. So be nice.@WeatherGod said:
In one of the previous epic threads, somebody made a one-line shell command to randomly play videos in a particular directory. I am sure that could be extended to do random first 5 seconds, last 5 seconds as well? If only I could use SSRR to find that command! :-P
Oh, I guess I didn't need SSRR, I just used that little search box in the upper right-hand corner of this forum...
Mashup Challenge $100,000 prize - WTF if Spectate Swamp wins?
@bstorer said:@morbiuswilters said:@dlikhten said:If you REALLY can't be bothered with openining text editors you can use grep, which is on most opereating systems, also there is a port of it to windows.You can't edit with grep, n00b. You need sed. Neit...
@morbiuswilters said:
mplayer $(find vid/ | grep -v '/$' | sed -n "$(($RANDOM * $( find vid/ | grep -v '/$' | wc -l ) / 32768)){p;q;}" -)When you can sample and share video this easily, who's to stop us.
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@SpectateSwamp said:
Join the DreamInCode showdown. Use the *Swamp handle if you like.
http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/topic/201834-digital-video-showdown/
Choscura : "I have to ask. Why the fuck would aliens take the form of cured tobacco leaves?"
@SpectateSwamp said:
A 500 MPH tobacco leaf!!!
lulz
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@CaptainCaveman said:
http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/topic/201834-digital-video-showdown/
lol, only 1 vote for SS.
And WTH are you trying to compete with video players using a self-described search tool? That's like trying to race in the Indy 500 with a microwave oven. Oh, that's right, you'd just call all cars cooking utensils.
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@mott555 said:
And WTH are you trying to compete with video players using a self-described search tool? That's like trying to race in the Indy 500 with a microwave oven. Oh, that's right, you'd just call all cars cooking utensils.
SSDS is whatever he decides he wants it to be. This can change on a minute by minute basis....It started as a desktop search tool but he then failed to take part in that showdown, much derision followed and he then changed it to be a video player.
The video player wasn't a big deal but then it became an alien hunting tool, this made no sense either.
It has also been a photo slide show, a email storage system, note taking device, offered help to the homeless and became a search tool again.
When it then became a search tool he couldn't explain how to make it search or what any of the results meant so it became a video tool again, the creation of the golf option was a big selling point and once I managed to copy it trivially he started to promote it as a censorship tool and took to ignoring any and all criticism.
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@spenk said:
once I managed to copy it trivially he started to promote it as a censorship tool and took to ignoring any and all criticism.
Well obviously. It should random random jam your noodle, after all.
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@b-redeker said:
@spenk said:
once I managed to copy it trivially he started to promote it as a censorship tool and took to ignoring any and all criticism.
Well obviously. It should random random jam your noodle, after all.
I take ONE WEEK off from work and you exceed my post count!!
Anyway, back on topic: Subjectively to SpectateSwamp, SSDS is indeed the best program ever. We, being merely figments of SpectateSwamp's imagination are only arguing the point because we are reflections of his own self-doubt. Or possibly we're aliens or are under alien control and thus are opposed to SSDS merely because it will upset our (or our alien controler's) agenda (taking over the earth in order to get control of all of Earth's supply of pineapple flavored gummy bears). Or we're government agents fighting the distribution of SSDS because it will once and for all discover through it's awesome search functionality the true secret conspiracy to create an elite golfer assassination squad.
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@Xyro said:
Hold your hand out to the clouds and look at it. Just because you see your hand and the clouds at the same time doesn't mean your hand is near the clouds.
I followed your instructions, and have produced evidentiary video of a giant alien hand shaped spaceship zooming from cloud to cloud at incredible speed. The G forces the pilots must endure to perform these stunts would pulverize a human. A slight modification in the procedure resulted in a strange, pseudo-rocket shaped alien space craft being revealed, and my subsequent arrest for indecent exposure proves the government's involvement in the alien's plans.
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@Medezark said:
true secret conspiracy to create an elite golfer assassination squad
Is that a squad of elite golfers who are also assassins or a squad of elite assassins who are specialised in killing golfers? I suppose it could be a squad of non-elite assassins who specialise in killing elite golfers as well. In any case I fail to find this plausible as you make no mention of leaves that can be seen doing strange things like "floating" in "the air" on "a breeze".On a plus point Spectate does seem to have left us alone now and decided to bother the folks over at DreamInCode.
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@spenk said:
@Medezark said:
true secret conspiracy to create an elite golfer assassination squad
Is that a squad of elite golfers who are also assassins or a squad of elite assassins who are specialised in killing golfers? I suppose it could be a squad of non-elite assassins who specialise in killing elite golfers as well. In any case I fail to find this plausible as you make no mention of leaves that can be seen doing strange things like "floating" in "the air" on "a breeze".On a plus point Spectate does seem to have left us alone now and decided to bother the folks over at DreamInCode.
Success!!
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@spenk said:
On a plus point Spectate does seem to have left us alone now and decided to bother the folks over at DreamInCode.
Too much random can do that to beginners.
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Swamp Legend Grows - GPS - drive about videos
@derula said:
@spenk said:
On a plus point Spectate does seem to have left us alone now and decided to bother the folks over at DreamInCode.
Too much random can do that to beginners.Sorry I will be spending more time there. They are in for a good show.
Look out! As soon as I get the GPS extracted from my mpeg video files and inserted into my catalog system. Everything changes. I'll take video tours where Swamp video will have the options of (1-left, 2-right, 3-straight, 4-back, -5other, -6suggested route, -7auto-play....) Each will have a Long-Lat code that will become the search key. Those pictures, videos, audio records that have that key will play / display followed by another choice!!!
How great is that. Pretty GREAT.
I'll come back to pass on any video knowledge breakthroughs. Come on Swampies Swamp Video needs your support and votes. And besides this group is pretty well qualified to talk Video....
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@SpectateSwamp said:
Look out! As soon as I get the GPS extracted from my mpeg video files and inserted into my catalog system. Everything changes. I'll take video tours where Swamp video will have the options of (1-left, 2-right, 3-straight, 4-back, -5other, -6suggested route, -7auto-play....) Each will have a Long-Lat code that will become the search key. Those pictures, videos, audio records that have that key will play / display followed by another choice!!!
Sounds ... interesting. When are you planning on having the prototype noodles ready? After all, it should be so easy to code with SSRR, right?@SpectateSwamp said:I'll come back to pass on any video knowledge breakthroughs. Come on Swampies Swamp Video needs your support and votes. And besides this group is pretty well qualified to talk Video....
Swamp Video? Is that the same as Desktop Search?
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@SpectateSwamp said:
Look out! As soon as I get the GPS extracted from my mpeg video files and inserted into my catalog system. Everything changes. I'll take video tours where Swamp video will have the options of (1-left, 2-right, 3-straight, 4-back, -5other, -6suggested route, -7auto-play....) Each will have a Long-Lat code that will become the search key. Those pictures, videos, audio records that have that key will play / display followed by another choice!!!
So now using SSRR if I wanted to find an old picture or video in my media library I'd have to know the latitude and longitude where it was shot just to search?
Friend: "Hey, can you find some pictures of so-and-so's wedding a few months ago?"
Me: "Sure, just let me start SSRR, ENTER-ENTER-CRASH, and jam a noodle in at 40°21'44" N 94°53'35" W and we should see some random bits in random order from the wedding!"
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I guess I'm out of luck, I *usually* strip out gps info from my picture's exif header. plus my older camera doesn't even have a way to embed gps info in the exif header...
oh wait... wait... isn't exif data METADATA!?!?
Spectate! weren't you bitching about how unnecessary metadata is recently??? wtf man what gives? how then are you searching lat/long? or did you rethink your position on metadata in general?
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Dmp'ed my MP3's today ---
@CaptainCaveman said:
Nope MetaData is bad bad bad. The GPS info is automatic. Like date time and size info. No techie action required. GPS Date and Time are OKI guess I'm out of luck, I *usually* strip out gps info from my picture's exif header. plus my older camera doesn't even have a way to embed gps info in the exif header...
oh wait... wait... isn't exif data METADATA!?!?
Spectate! weren't you bitching about how unnecessary metadata is recently??? wtf man what gives? how then are you searching lat/long? or did you rethink your position on metadata in general?
I have just created my DmpMp3_metadata.exe as a test for mp3 files. It uses the output file from the "gf" option for .mp3 files. Once I create a similar DmpMpg_metadata.exe for my .mpg files I'm away. A minor change to add the "long=******** " and "lat=******** " to the existing catalog info and that will be my search key for the "Drive about videos" Only a noodle or 2 and this feature should be the big winner at the Digital Video ShowDown.
Don't worry I'll find the GPS details myself.
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Dumping Mpeg MetaData - soon
the code for the mp3 metadata dump is at
http://www.telusplanet.net/public/stonedan/bestest2.txt
Now something similar for mpg metadata and the GPS info
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@SpectateSwamp said:
Nope MetaData is bad bad bad. The GPS info is automatic.
Automatic or not, it is still metadata.@SpectateSwamp said:
No techie action required. GPS Date and Time are OK
There is no techie action required to manage metadata for jpegs / mp3s anyway - cameras add this stuff, legally purchased mp3s include it and windows makes editing it a doddle as well. Why is gps and date metadata considered good but all other metadata bad then?@SpectateSwamp said:
I have just created my DmpMp3_metadata.exe as a test for mp3 files.
But why separate the metadata from the file, that way you have two things to maintain and manage rather than just the original file itself.
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@SpectateSwamp said:
A minor change to add the "long=******** " and "lat=******** " to the existing catalog info and that will be my search key for the "Drive about videos" Only a noodle or 2 and this feature should be the big winner at the Digital Video ShowDown.
Can SSRR search by a range or pattern, or do you need to know the exact arcsecond in the exact format written in the index file?
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@SpectateSwamp said:
@bestest2.txt said:the code for the mp3 metadata dump is at
Ah, the infamous if-if pattern. I also love it how the indenting isn't used to distinguish blocks of code, but to make sure the "Then"s are aligned.If Asc(temptag.genre) = 0 Then ggenre = "Blues" If Asc(temptag.genre) = 1 Then ggenre = "Classic Rock" If Asc(temptag.genre) = 2 Then ggenre = "Country" If Asc(temptag.genre) = 3 Then ggenre = "Dance" If Asc(temptag.genre) = 4 Then ggenre = "Disco" *snip* If Asc(temptag.genre) = 124 Then ggenre = "Euro-House" If Asc(temptag.genre) = 125 Then ggenre = "Dance Hall"
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@derula said:
@SpectateSwamp said:
@bestest2.txt said:the code for the mp3 metadata dump is at
Ah, the infamous if-if pattern. I also love it how the indenting isn't used to distinguish blocks of code, but to make sure the "Then"s are aligned.If Asc(temptag.genre) = 0 Then ggenre = "Blues"
If Asc(temptag.genre) = 1 Then ggenre = "Classic Rock"
If Asc(temptag.genre) = 2 Then ggenre = "Country"
If Asc(temptag.genre) = 3 Then ggenre = "Dance"
If Asc(temptag.genre) = 4 Then ggenre = "Disco"
*snip*
If Asc(temptag.genre) = 124 Then ggenre = "Euro-House"
If Asc(temptag.genre) = 125 Then ggenre = "Dance Hall"Good to know that SpectateSwamp will never be able to get anything working in Python!
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@derula said:
Ah, the infamous if-if pattern. I also love it how the indenting isn't used to distinguish blocks of code, but to make sure the "Then"s are aligned.
What's really sad is it looks as if it was written by someone else. I think if SpectateSwamp did this himself the numbers would be in random-random order, the indentation would be completely random, and there definitely wouldn't be a comment notifying himself that the following genres are for Winamp. Afterall, if SSDS is THE video/audio/search/golf/alien-hunter/random-random app, then why would he care about Winamp?
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@WeatherGod said:
@derula said:
@SpectateSwamp said:
@bestest2.txt said:the code for the mp3 metadata dump is at
Ah, the infamous if-if pattern. I also love it how the indenting isn't used to distinguish blocks of code, but to make sure the "Then"s are aligned.If Asc(temptag.genre) = 0 Then ggenre = "Blues"
If Asc(temptag.genre) = 1 Then ggenre = "Classic Rock"
If Asc(temptag.genre) = 2 Then ggenre = "Country"
If Asc(temptag.genre) = 3 Then ggenre = "Dance"
If Asc(temptag.genre) = 4 Then ggenre = "Disco"
*snip*
If Asc(temptag.genre) = 124 Then ggenre = "Euro-House"
If Asc(temptag.genre) = 125 Then ggenre = "Dance Hall"Good to know that SpectateSwamp will never be able to get anything working in Python!
Do it this way:
SELECT CASE Asc(temptag.genre)
<FONT face="Courier New">CASE 1
ggenre = "Classic Rock"
CASE 2
ggenre = "Country"
CASE 3
ggenre = "Dance"
</FONT>
<FONT face="Courier New">CASE 4
ggenre = "Disco"
*snip*
</FONT><FONT face="Courier New">
CASE 124
ggenre = "Euro-House"
CASE 125
</FONT><FONT face="Courier New">ggenre = "Dance Hall"
CASE ELSE
ggenre = "HUh? What Genre is this?"</FONT><FONT face="Courier New">END SELECT</FONT>
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From - To Long/Lats for tracking with SSDS
@Xyro said:
Can SSRR search by a range or pattern, or do you need to know the exact arcsecond in the exact format written in the index file?
You are way ahead of me. I'll keep all the arcseconds and thirds. Maybe just searching for the "long=1234" higher end digits. I'll make allowances for "from" and "to" long and lats. Just like the old cattle feedlot system I did years back everything evolved around a pen to pen move of cattle. Being able to represent that graphically is powerful. With the complete location info in a transaction text file. I'm sure it won't be too hard for some Swampie to create a utility showing the activity on the screen. A date-time stamp would be added too. "yyyymmddhhmmss"
But first I just want to get this GPS info so I can start testing my Drive About Video capabilities. This will be more fun than testing some dusty old accounting system.
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Stupidest powers to the front
@Medezark said:
Do it this way:
SELECT CASE Asc(temptag.genre)
<FONT face="Courier New">CASE 1
ggenre = "Classic Rock"
CASE 2
ggenre = "Country"
CASE 3
ggenre = "Dance"
</FONT>
<FONT face="Courier New">CASE 4
ggenre = "Disco"
*snip*
</FONT><FONT face="Courier New">
CASE 124
ggenre = "Euro-House"
CASE 125
</FONT><FONT face="Courier New">ggenre = "Dance Hall"
CASE ELSE
ggenre = "HUh? What Genre is this?"</FONT><FONT face="Courier New">END SELECT</FONT>
Yours is a profession that lives by the Credo "Keep It Simple Stupid" more or less putting a lot of emphasis on Pure stupidity. Change the code if you like and I'll use that as version 1.a Then nobody will be picking on me for my Credo "Keep It Simple Stupidest" It's a high honor to be the Stupidest in computing.
Now go fix the GPS code for me. Before I have to write it myself. Maybe just this one time lazy forum will rise to the occasion.
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@SpectateSwamp said:
Maybe just this one time lazy forum will rise to the occasion.
nypa
I'm sure there's a whole lot of us here that have contributed to OSS projects, myself included. the ones I have contributed to have been either of interest to myself or whoever I was working for at the time. successful open source projects are typically relevant and well-executed and decently organized. your...thing... is just sad. port it to some other language that can execute on osx, linux, windwos vista or windows 7 and maybe i'll contriboot. till then, it's really just your plaything.
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I wasn't aware camcorders even had GPS devices in them, unless you're using a modern smartphone to take video. But seeing how you always talk about camcorders and not smartphones...
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@SpectateSwamp said:
Maybe just this one time lazy forum will rise to the occasion.
If we are talking about being lazy I must point out that you are the one here who never actually responded to a the original showdown,, you were the one too lazy to even set up a sourceforge project so people could actually help, you are the one who has still never managed to explain the search results in the screenshots / videos I posted and it is also you who has never bothered to give an honest opinion between the two videos I did comparing SSRR and WDS when it comes to searching capabilities.
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GPS video at Digital Video ShowDown
@mott555 said:
Yup my Sony HDR-XR200 has the GPS switch. I just turned it on this morning. I am going to post a mini video on archive.org (temporary) to see if anybody can tell where it was shot.I wasn't aware camcorders even had GPS devices in them, unless you're using a modern smartphone to take video. But seeing how you always talk about camcorders and not smartphones...
This is a handy feature for a camcorder. But if you have another GPS device it could easily be used to manually catalog your videos with long-lat info
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@SpectateSwamp said:
This is a handy feature for a camcorder.
Yes, metadata is pretty useful, isn't it?
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Programmers of all stripes called out
http://www.telusplanet.net/public/stonedan/DmpMp3_metadata_src.txt
http://www.telusplanet.net/public/stonedan/DmpMp3_metadata.exe
http://www.telusplanet.net/public/stonedan/DmpMp3_MetaData.bmp
Above is a simple but powerful Mp3 audio metadata dump program.Dumps like this are the building blocks of any reliable system.
So before you complain about the code in the bestest program on the planet again. EVER how about re-creating the above 2nd Bestest app in your programming language of choice. And before you are done. Do the same for Mpg MetaData including the GPS stuff (putting out the results to a .txt file). I don't need to create this myself if just one C#Swampie VBSwampie PerlSwampie or JavaSwampie would rise to the occasion.
Or can't you match up to SpectateSwamp when it comes to sharing knowledge even if it is the much hated MetaData.
