Nobody shares knowledge better than this
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Some knowledge should remain unshared - "profanity delay" option
@spenk said:
Just think if the "Profanity delay" option worked on threads like it works for video. I could hit the stop button and the Spenk comments would disappear. Like my own custom thread. Only the good stuff. Wow that would be great.@SpectateSwamp said:
Run the SSDS "golf" option if you have some mpg videos around. <random stuff clipped> T
Or you could write your own video player using the media player built into windows to do this - after all I did and it didn't take much time at all.No video system does "Broadcast Profanity Delay" more simply than this. The last 3 seconds remain forever unshared.
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@SpectateSwamp said:
Just think if the "Profanity delay" option worked on threads like it works for video. I could hit the stop button and the Spenk comments would disappear. Like my own custom thread. Only the good stuff. Wow that would be great.
No video system does "Broadcast Profanity Delay" more simply than this. The last 3 seconds remain forever unshared.
Wait, isn't that exactly why you hate other forums like Channel9 who censor your pos--- Oh, I get it... you only don't like censorship when they censor YOU. I guess when your ego is larger than Tyra Banks', Oprah's, Jerry Jones', and Kanye West's combined, you don't see your hypocricy.
Now, why don't you do a screen reshoot demonstrating this profanity delay option. I'd love to see it.
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@SpectateSwamp said:
So the free speech advocate is now advocating censorship of things he doesn't like :D It must be hard to keep promoting SSRR when the only other person on here who has tried it can't make it work or perform basic tasks and you can't explain the results. I am still amused by the fact you confused my attempt to search with SSRR as a demo of merging files. I equally like your previously passive approach to censorship by just ignoring and not responding to things you don't like / can't explain - such as how the WDS video showed how easy searching was compared to the disaster that is SSRR.Just think if the "Profanity delay" option worked on threads like it works for video. I could hit the stop button and the Spenk comments would disappear. Like my own custom thread. Only the good stuff. Wow that would be great.
No video system does "Broadcast Profanity Delay" more simply than this. The last 3 seconds remain forever unshared.
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Ok, so you want to start and stop the video recorder and then instruct your video player to skip certain lengths of certain segments of the video, and you're doing all of this to avoid directly editing the video. You do this because 1) you believe editing video is akin to censorship and information destruction, despite the fact that you're shutting off the camcorder anyway and you don't mind censorship of antiswamps; and 2) you believe that editing video forces you to recode the stream which necessarily introduces additional artifacting, despite the fact that you video record your monitor in order to "reshoot" clips together.
Is this right? Have I left anything out of this analysis of self-defeat?
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Oh Ye of no Camcorders - When will you ever learn
@Xyro said:
Some things you just don't want to share or see.Ok, so you want to start and stop the video recorder and then instruct your video player to skip certain lengths of certain segments of the video, and you're doing all of this to avoid directly editing the video. You do this because 1) you believe editing video is akin to censorship and information destruction, despite the fact that you're shutting off the camcorder anyway and you don't mind censorship of antiswamps; and 2) you believe that editing video forces you to recode the stream which necessarily introduces additional artifacting, despite the fact that you video record your monitor in order to "reshoot" clips together.
Is this right? Have I left anything out of this analysis of self-defeat?
If someone you don't like goes by. Stop recording.
If you might get sued. Stop recording.
If someone says something nasty or threatening to the camcorder operator. Stop recording.
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The "golf", "mini-clip" and the "Pofanity Dlay / Csorship" options offer the videographer way more control through the on/off button than any other video app.No video software can touch Swamp video at the golf course or Wild Wild parties.
Immediate video playback with no fear of ever seeing the last 3 seconds. What a life saver that PD/C option is. Whoo Hoo SSDS
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@SpectateSwamp said:
Some things you just don't want to share or see.
FTFY@SpectateSwamp said:If someone you don't like goes by. Edit it out.
If you might get sued. Keep recording.
If someone says something nasty or threatening to the camcorder operator. Edit it out.The "golf", "mini-clip" and the "Pofanity Dlay / Csorship" options offer the videographer way more control through the on/off button than any other video app.
What?? The on/off button isn't part of your app, it's part of the camcorder! TDEMSYR.@SpectateSwamp said:No body wants to touch Swamp at the golf course or Wild Wild parties.
FTFY again.
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YouTube Adds PD/C feature?
Wouldn't it be great if YouTube offered this feature. Then we could quickly send our unedited video. As long as we stop recording quickly. Come on YouTube do it for the Swampies.
What incredible features SSDS has.
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Wouldn't it be great if SSRR offered video editing. Then we could quickly send our relevant video. We wouldn't have to stop recording quickly. Come on SSRR do it for the sanity.
What incredible features video editors have.
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That retard doesn't even make sense, you!
Even sense doesn't make you that retard.
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@dhromed said:
That retard doesn't even make sense, you!
You make sense that doesn't even retard!Even sense doesn't make you that retard.
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In this grammatical context, retard is used as a verb.
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@spenk said:
@SpectateSwamp said:
How about some of you take the source code and change it to match some screen you have.
Probably because none of us have VB5 or think this is anything special. It wouldn't take more than 5 or 10 minutes to screenshot an existing application and build a ui that has labels / textboxes in the appropriate places and bind them to any underlying data source.@SpectateSwamp said:
When you have simple text files like this. Any editor can open and change the data. What more do you need? Not much.
Validation of user input, relationships that are defined and enforced, easy way to query (SQL) a decent UI, the ability to have different front ends, testability. I would generally like those kind of things in any application that works with business data.@SpectateSwamp said:
This is an app that any programmer worth his/her salt would want in their toolbox.
I really doubt that, I honestly do.As all Spec was attempting (Correct me if I am wrong) was to allow the end user to validate the information from the old system BEFORE pumping it into the new system, I think it meets it's requirements. It's almost a one shot.
Sure, you could gild the lily by bringing that CSV data into a custom dataset, but since the end result is eventually taking that CSV data, after it's been screened, and adding it to the new datastore it is just that, gilding the lily.You could allow the reviewers to make the necessary corrections on each record and apply the changes directly from the review screen. Add an invisible flag to prevent the same record from being applied twice, set when the user applies the modifications. Save the
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3000 or 4000 Bestest2 programs WOW
@Medezark said:
Nope I was doing it strickly for Me. Early on: being able to show the problematic data to the new client through the email was a big plus for me. After the conversion they still wanted to see the old info. Which again was a big plus for me expecially when I gave them old work orders and transaction history just as easily. These simple dump programs were the building blocks of the conversions. Everytime. I'd strip out what wasn't applicable and include code from another file dump and use data from 2 or more files. Sometimes between steps a index key was added for easier access. or the file was sorted differently.As all Spec was attempting (Correct me if I am wrong) was to allow the end user to validate the information from the old system BEFORE pumping it into the new system, I think it meets it's requirements. It's almost a one shot.
If I did 5 to 7 hundred dump files over the years. They were probably the building blocks of 3 to 5 times that many quickie test / audit programs. So I probably created 3 or 4 thousand bestest2 programs over the years.
***UPDATE*** new search.exe at:
http://www.telusplanet.net/public/stonedan/search.exe
To have it skip the last 3 seconds of each video clip!!!
First catalog all the videos with the "gf" option
In the resultant catalog.txt file replace the "photo " with "photo wait=-3 "
That's it. Playback video immediately without worrying about some jackass comment making people uncomfortable. Especially the camcorder operator.
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@SpectateSwamp said:
That's it. Playback video immediately without worrying about some jackass comment making people uncomfortable. Especially the camcorder operator.
Of course, because we know jackass comments only occur during the last 3 seconds of any video clip. Afterall, in sitcoms, the punchline is often just before they switch to another scene for comedic timing, so the same must be true for real-life candid videos, too!
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@SpectateSwamp said:
@Medezark said:
Nope I was doing it strickly for Me. Early on: being able to show the problematic data to the new client through the email was a big plus for me. After the conversion they still wanted to see the old info. Which again was a big plus for me expecially when I gave them old work orders and transaction history just as easily. These simple dump programs were the building blocks of the conversions. Everytime. I'd strip out what wasn't applicable and include code from another file dump and use data from 2 or more files. Sometimes between steps a index key was added for easier access. or the file was sorted differently.As all Spec was attempting (Correct me if I am wrong) was to allow the end user to validate the information from the old system BEFORE pumping it into the new system, I think it meets it's requirements. It's almost a one shot.
If I did 5 to 7 hundred dump files over the years. They were probably the building blocks of 3 to 5 times that many quickie test / audit programs. So I probably created 3 or 4 thousand bestest2 programs over the years.
***UPDATE*** new search.exe at:
http://www.telusplanet.net/public/stonedan/search.exe
To have it skip the last 3 seconds of each video clip!!!
First catalog all the videos with the "gf" option
In the resultant catalog.txt file replace the "photo " with "photo wait=-3 "
That's it. Playback video immediately without worrying about some jackass comment making people uncomfortable. Especially the camcorder operator.
6 of one, half dozen of the other -- Anyway, my comment still holds. It was a quick way to get you what you wanted, not a full featured application release.
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Best of everything with Swamp Video
So. With all this knowledge sharing. What do we know for sure.
- Best programming language Visual Basic 5
- Best operating system Windows 95 on up
- Best net video format Mpeg
Why "the Best" you might ask? Because that is where Swamp Video and Desktop Search LIVES the Best program EVER.
Aren't we lucky to be here and now..
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@SpectateSwamp said:
- Best programming language Visual Basic 5
As you keep ignoring, we all respectfully, yet vigorously, disagree.
@SpectateSwamp said:
- Best operating system Windows 95 on up
I assume you're including Windows Me and Windows Vista, along with Windows Ce and Windows Mobile, all of which suck worse than my Geek OS project back in my junior year of college.
@SpectateSwamp said:
- Best net video format Mpeg
Amazingly I don't have an opinion here, only because I don't know enough about video formats and codecs to make a worthwhile opinion. However, I'll say this: The best video format most likely depends on the nature of the video and what you're trying to accomplish, in much the same way JPG, PNG, and GIF image formats each have their strong points and weaknesses.
@SpectateSwamp said:
Why "the Best" you might ask? Because that is where Swamp Video and Desktop Search LIVES the Best program EVER.
Once again, as you keep ignoring, we all vigorously disagree.
@SpectateSwamp said:
Aren't we lucky to be here and now..
I don't feel lucky. Sure, we got all this technology but on the flip side, we've got Ke$ha and "Flip My Hair Up" and other atrocities to music, not to mention the ridiculous shows about people from New Jersey who have a cumulative IQ equal to yours.
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@RHuckster said:
I don't feel lucky. Sure, we got all this technology but on the flip side, we've got Ke$ha and "Flip My Hair Up" and other atrocities to music, not to mention the ridiculous shows about people from New Jersey who have a cumulative IQ equal to yours.
[code]Global symbol "$ha" requires explicit package name at thread 13917 post 238639.
Reading of thread 13917 aborted due to parsing errors.[/code]
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@SpectateSwamp said:
So. With all this knowledge sharing. What do we know for sure.
That we are wasting our lives talking to you, yet sadly we persist.@SpectateSwamp said:
- Best programming language Visual Basic 5
Not even close, it is so outdated that the language that followed (VB6) is no longer officially supported and that VB.Net is now onto its 5th version. You will however ignore us and continue on in your own little form of madness.@SpectateSwamp said:
- Best operating system Windows 95 on up
Best operating system implies singular, your answer potentially covers Win98, Win98 SE (shudder), NT 4, Win2k, Win2k3, Vista (small shudder), Win7, Win2008 while disregarding the various *nix. You fancy actually picking one and justifying your choice?@SpectateSwamp said:
Why "the Best" you might ask? Because that is where Swamp Video and Desktop Search LIVES the Best program EVER.
I know I have said this before, I know you will ignore me again but SSRR is pretty shit and shambolic. It offers very little functionality and an utterly arse UI.@SpectateSwamp said:
Aren't we lucky to be here and now..
I am on a train pissing my life away talking (and being ignored by) you, how the fuck can I consider myself to be lucky?
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Swampies Rule Digital Video World
@spenk said:
Because you and the rest of the Swampies are taking over the digital video World that's why.I am on a train pissing my life away talking (and being ignored by) you, how the fuck can I consider myself to be lucky?
With these incredible digital video features and those that will surely arrive. Nobody can stop you Swampies 'video wise'. Your software trumps everything. What a great feeling; knowing nobody does video better.
P.S. They can't stop Us now. Too many Swampies have read this thread
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@SpectateSwamp said:
P.S. They can't stop Us now. Too many Swampies have read this thread
True story.
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@SpectateSwamp said:
Because you and the rest of the Swampies are taking over the digital video World that's why.
When did I become a Swampie? I think SSRR is shit, it's features limited and pointless and the code a nightmare. Am I somehow one of the people you likes you the most by thins attitude? Are other peoples' attitudes to you so bad that I appear a fan by comparison?@SpectateSwamp said:
What a great feeling; knowing nobody does video better.
Apart from just about any other media player. Or youtube. Or just about any online video sharing service.
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@spenk said:
@SpectateSwamp said:
Because you and the rest of the Swampies are taking over the digital video World that's why.
When did I become a Swampie? I think SSRR is shit, it's features limited and pointless and the code a nightmare. Am I somehow one of the people you likes you the most by thins attitude? Are other peoples' attitudes to you so bad that I appear a fan by comparison?@SpectateSwamp said:
What a great feeling; knowing nobody does video better.
Apart from just about any other media player. Or youtube. Or just about any online video sharing service.or programs that you can chuck together in seconds in WPF.
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@SpectateSwamp said:
So. With all this knowledge sharing. What do we know for sure.
- Best programming language Visual Basic 5
- Best operating system Windows 95 on up
- Best net video format Mpeg
Why "the Best" you might ask? Because that is where Swamp Video and Desktop Search LIVES the Best program EVER.
Aren't we lucky to be here and now..
I disagree --
1: VB.NET 2010 -- Better support for newer technologies, better Object Oriented support, LINQ.
(Seriously Spec, you should get the express edition (= free) and play around with LINQ and some of the other new toys in the toolbox. You could cut your code base in half, easily.)
2: Windows 7 (Sorry 'nix -- documentation and support for most open source software is horrible, and I have yet to find an IDE that can even come close to Visual Studio. I generally like where 'nix is going, though.)
3: Maybe Mpeg -- but which version?
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@Medezark said:
Sorry 'nix -- documentation and support for most open source software is horrible
As Spectate has declaimed many a times, the best open source software in existence, and indeed best software in all, is his own. Let's see if your assertion holds up...@Xyro@hpuxb1131 said:
Psh, you're right, this sucks.Xyro@hpuxb1131:/home/Xyro$ man search.exe
No manual entry for search.exe.
Xyro@hpuxb1131:/home/Xyro$ man ssds
No manual entry for ssds.
Xyro@hpuxb1131:/home/Xyro$ man grep
grep(1)
NAME
grep, egrep, fgrep - search a file for a pattern
SYNOPSIS
[...]
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@Xyro said:
Filed under: <FONT color=#698d73>maybe my $MANPATH is wrong?</FONT>
That would have been so much funnier if bstorer and morbs would have still been around to aid dhromed with the jokes.
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Digital Video ShowDown - SSDS wins
That will settle it. A showdown. Once and for all. For digital video supremacy. I never heard a whisper of any video player that could touch SSDS in all my travels at video forums. Sadly I'm not allowed back at most of those sites. When you lay a good whipping on someone they just don't forgive and forget.
Yup I'm pretty sure Me and my Swampies can easily put down any challenge. Where would these challenges come from. SpenkSwamp & MedezarkSwamp? Microsoft? Apple? Bring 'em on.
I don't know which option we should hit them with first.
The wild wild party video (like the beer commercials) and the PD/C option blocking all the XXX parts
or
The "Golf" option. Earning money at the golf course with 90+ women and a fancy supper thrown in.
Both playable within 10 minutes of Vido capture. Nobody is faster Nobody is simpler Nobody is better Nobody is cheaper.
It would be nice to have at least 5 or more participants. I'm sure we all would learn something about sharing knowledge with video.
Sign up SSDS for one of those positions. Any Swampies out there? I could use some help with the Wild Wild party thing.
B-redekerSwamp is right. I miss those dumb pics and other do-dads they were continually comming up with. Were is the creativity people?
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@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?
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@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?
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SSDS calls out Digital Video Players
@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?
Usability. How quickly we can have a prospective Camcorder buyer off and running doing. Golf and party videos to start. In front of and judged by an audience of people wanting to get a camcorder. Maybe have the major camcorder suppliers come too
We could add a few more amateur digital video categories. So the other contenders would stand a chance. SSDS is just so fast with "golf" and "PD/C"
There must be Thousands of software apps in this category. Who is your money on?
How come I don't see them running around the Net calling SSDS out?
We'll hold off on the Random randomness of it all. Till later in the challenge. Leave them with their heads spinning.
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No really, what are we comparing? Believe me, "usability" is not the fight you want to pick, Mr. Crash-Enter-Enter-Enter-GF-XXX-C:\search.
Measuring how quickly the user can view videos on his or her computer is a laudable metric, but completely divorced from SSRR. They have to make the video, connected the camcorder to the machine, and download it via manufacturer-supplied software or from the camcorder acting as a USB drive or something. That's just to view them on the computer's monitor, and no SSRR is involved. At this stage, the manufacturer-supplied software is either already playing the video complete with simple editing features, or the user just double-clicks on the local video file's icon and is watching it in their default media player. If they want to edit the video, then they'd want to use a video editor, not open up a control file in Notepad and guess at the start and stop times, then have the hassle of figuring out how on earth to use search.exe while scratching their heads over what a search program has to do with video editing. By editing the video and saving it to a new video file, they can share the video with their friends and enemies on the internet without having to make everyone deal with SSRR.
So is the "replay last X seconds" or "skip last X seconds" really the killer feature on which you want to hang SSRR's reputation?
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But can they capture aliens
@Xyro said:
By hitting the ENTER key the video is paused and the number of seconds is displayed in the form header. When searching for aliens I stop and start the videos lots. Maybe I'll demonstrate the alien hunting capabilites of Swamp Video...If they want to edit the video, then they'd want to use a video editor, not open up a control file in Notepad and guess at the start and stop times
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In most all video players that I know, the user can mash the spacebar to pause the video. (Although if I recall correctly, WMP uses something retarded like ctrl+p. Not sure if this is still true.) VLC in particular does indeed show the the elapsed time on the screen; with others you might have to look at the little progress/position slider thingy.
Of course, with a real video editor, you can march up to the correct frame and start snipping away from there, all in the convenience of one complete package. With a non-linear video editor, you can even snip out parts, visually move them to other parts of the video, and do other sorts of fancy effects.
That way you can smoosh all your alien footage together to show off to non-believers via YouTube et al without having to force SSRR onto the user and without having to wade through hours of boring clouds.
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@Xyro said:
In most all video players that I know, the user can mash the spacebar to pause the video. (Although if I recall correctly, WMP uses something retarded like ctrl+p. Not sure if this is still true.) VLC in particular does indeed show the the elapsed time on the screen; with others you might have to look at the little progress/position slider thingy.
I agree that ctrl+p is totally retarded, as the last time I used it is still true, so.. wtf MS?
Most good video players can superimpose info on the video, so...
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Hunt aliens for a living with SSDS
@Xyro said:
No such thing as boring clouds when you have SSDS. Every second could be the Biggie.having to wade through hours of boring clouds.
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@SpectateSwamp said:
No such thing as boring clouds when you have SSDS. Every second could be the Biggie.
Alright, the showdown is on! Alright, so I downloaded a movie filled with clouds and then double clicked the file. VLC was my default video player and it played the video. I hit SPACE SPACE SPACE and it paused and played the video like a dream. Boy do I love VLC player.
Next, I tried SSDS. First of all, there was no way for me to even set SSDS as a default video player for my file, so double clicking the file to open it in there was already impossible. So, I went to SSDS, and it almost immediately crashed. I executed SSDS again and found myself looking at a prompt that was so cryptic I just started mashing buttons in frustration. After hitting ENTER ENTER ENTER it played some random song from my mp3 collection followed by the mysterious words, "Got hat pie nodded?" displayed in yellow text on a god awful teal background. I then shut SSDS down again and decided to try it for real this time. I decided to follow your instructions. First I type 'gf' for golf, right? Then I hit ENTER... then I realized I needed to open notepad and put the path to the video in and save it as a random txt file. So I entered the path to that random txt file and guess what? It crashed again! At this point I gave up and decided to just open the damn file in VLC again to see the pretty clouds and then I realized I was still on the clock and needed to get back to work,
So, once again, you lose the showdown. VLC is much better at hunting compression artifacts. So so much better. I really do love VLC. Even its safety cone icon is so so so much prettier than your default VB5 icon. Just wait til us VLCies spread the word about this app... oh wait, it already has thousands of people supporting it, both as developers and as users!
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@SpectateSwamp said:
That will settle it. A showdown. Once and for all.
I am guessing this is another showdown were you refuse to define any measurable targets and then don't bother to take part anyway....@SpectateSwamp said:
The wild wild party video (like the beer commercials)
wtf is this then?@SpectateSwamp said:
PD/C option blocking all the XXX parts
Censorship by truncating the last few seconds?@SpectateSwamp said:
The "Golf" option.
I actually managed to copy this - remember? Took virtually no time at all in fact.@SpectateSwamp said:
Both playable within 10 minutes of Vido capture. Nobody is faster Nobody is simpler Nobody is better Nobody is cheaper.
WMP, VLC or just about any media player can play instantly once the video is on the computer. Without editing index files by hand either, 10 minutes is probably 9 minutes and 54 seconds (approx) longer that it would take to play a video in WMP. WMP is free, that is cheap enough. VLC is free, that is also cheap enough. SSRR may be free in money terms but the effort and time is far too much to pay.
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@Medezark said:
You could allow the reviewers to make the necessary corrections on each record and apply the changes directly from the review screen. Add an invisible flag to prevent the same record from being applied twice, set when the user applies the modifications. Save the
I don't even
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@SpectateSwamp said:
Every second could be the Biggie.
That doesn't even mak-BEHIND YOU, A THREE-HEADED MONKEY!
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Calling 'em all out - Digital Video ShowDown with Swamp Video
Yup I'm searching out '"best video player" forum'
and then I'll do '"camcorder to buy" forum'
There are lots of old posts where the respondents don't have a clue about Video or Camcorders and I am going to call them all out to:
http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/topic/201834-digital-video-showdown/
Well not all of 'em I'm banned at most video related sites. A more banned person I never knew.
I'll save my "tobacco leaf analysis" video to near the end of the ShowDown. Sometimes if you share knowledge too early you scare them off..
For the tobacco leaf one. I'll set up the playlist.txt and make sure the pics that identify the action area before each clip begins are posted somewhere, if they aren't already. I know they are kicking about. Random will find them.
So just out of common courtesy "I'M CALLING YOU ALL OUT"
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@derula said:
@Medezark said:
You could allow the reviewers to make the necessary corrections on each record and apply the changes directly from the review screen. Add an invisible flag to prevent the same record from being applied twice, set when the user applies the modifications. Save the
I don't even
Sorry, I got bored halfway through my post.
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@Medezark said:
@derula said:
@Medezark said:
You could allow the reviewers to make the necessary corrections on each record and apply the changes directly from the review screen. Add an invisible flag to prevent the same record from being applied twice, set when the user applies the modifications. Save the
I don't even
Sorry, I got bored halfway through my post.I know what you
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@SpectateSwamp said:
So just out of common courtesy "I'M CALLING YOU ALL OUT"
How about a dance-off? I think that would be more entertaining.
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Sponsors with free camcorders being called out
@WeatherGod said:
@SpectateSwamp said:
So just out of common courtesy "I'M CALLING YOU ALL OUT"
How about a dance-off? I think that would be more entertaining.I had my Official dance jacket on yesterday. Almost broke out into some fancy steps.
No competition yet for the Digital Video ShowDown. Sponsorship $$$$ and Gifts could change that.
I'll visit some of the other Player sites: BSPlayer, VLC and RockPlayer to start. The visit is usually a ONE time thing as calling out their video techies seems to be a BANNING offence on most sites.
Besides the "golf" and "XXX" features I'll do a demo on how to use Swamp Video to show off Trophy Faster Than Sight FTS video. I'll use the Tobacco leaf flyer video as an example. If the home user downloads the original video at:
I'll post the various other text files so that it will run from a USB stick. None of the other contestants will allow for such easy home participation.
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@SpectateSwamp said:
No competition yet for the Digital Video ShowDown. Sponsorship $$$$ and Gifts could change that.
I think you would need to at least set some rules before you could call it a competition. I also suspect you won't be taken seriously as SSRR is a really shoddy front end to windows media player anyway.@SpectateSwamp said:
calling out their video techies seems to be a BANNING offence on most sites.
I think you will find acting like an arrogant prick / being a troll is a banning offence not disagreeing with people.@SpectateSwamp said:
Besides the "golf" and "XXX" features
Nothing special about your golf feature, wasn't a lot of effort to copy. No idea what your xxx feature is but I do believe most media players can play porn.@SpectateSwamp said:
I'll post the various other text files so that it will run from a USB stick. None of the other contestants will allow for such easy home participation.
Media player is installed and works, that is easier as it has no text files. vlc is a free download that just works as well. That seems easy for "home participation" to me.
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Also, dare I ask, what's with the picture of the leaf in the wind?
Is that an example of your "faster than sight" business, or an example of a alien ship caught on video?
What's so significant about "faster than sight", anyway? All media players have pause!
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@Xyro said:
Even though it looks exactly like a leaf, behaves like a leaf and swampie refers to it as a "tobacco leaf flier" he also believes it to be a ufo. Obviously, no other leaf shaped things are ever seen moving through the air - therefore it must be evidence of aliens.Also, dare I ask, what's with the picture of the leaf in the wind?
Is that an example of your "faster than sight" business, or an example of a alien ship caught on video?
What's so significant about "faster than sight", anyway? All media players have pause!
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@spenk said:
Even though it looks exactly like a leaf, behaves like a leaf
No! Have you never listened to Swampy? It doesn't behave like a leaf, because it bends and flies at the same time. Real leaves either:
- Are wet and thus don't fly, or
- Are dry and thus don't bend.
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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) ...
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@Xyro said:
Perhaps just parts of it are wet (the bendy parts),
I sort of liked where that sentence was going. Am I very bad?
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