ffmpeg/avconv is a command-line tool that converts audio or video formats. It can also grab and encode in real-time from various sources such as a TV card etc. To extract a part of audio/video file into a new file, you can do the following: Assuming you have ffmpeg or avconv installed on your system(windows,*nix): If […]
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Read More →Nuclide is an open-source licensed IDE for web and native mobile development, built on top of Github’s Atom. The idea is to pack the power of IDEs while cutting down on the time developers can spend starting them, recovering from crashes, and indexing code. Nuclide was designed to support Facebook’s own React JavaScript library and […]
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Read More →Ten years ago in May, YouTube launched in beta.From the silly to the profound, from the personal to the political, youtube is celebrating a decade of your creativity and self-expression. And, they are doing it from A to Z. With over 75 references and 18 filmmaking styles, folks @ youtube tried to capture some of […]
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