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I'm trying to implement an end-to-end proof-of-concept to exercise Adyen's Web Drop-In. Roughly, this involves three steps, as shown at that URL, but repeated here for convenience:

1. Create a payment session
2. Set up Drop-in
3. Get the payment outcome

Step 1 is done on the server, and the session data is returned to the browser. That part's working fine. Step 2 has to be done in the browser because it requires the DOM, and this is (naturally) where the CORS problems arise. Here's the problematic code:

I'm using ffmpeg to stream raspberry PI cam on rtsp stream.

Before I used this command in combination with OpenCV:

I am trying to append data from the list json_responsecontaining Twitter data to a CSV file using the function append_to_csv.

I understand the structure of the json_response. It contains data on users who follow two politicians; 5 and 13 users respectively. 1) author_id, created_at, tweet_id and text is in data. 2) description/bio is in ['includes']['users']. 3) url/image_url is in ['includes']['media']. However my nested loop does not append any data to sample_data.csv? and it throws no error. Does it have something to do with my identation?

I am trying to extract an element from a list and append it to a CSV file.

json_response is a list containing data on Twitter users who follow two politicians. For the first politician there are 5 tweets/users and for the second politician 13 tweets/users as can be seen from the structure of json_response. I want to extract the description for each user which is contained in ['includes']['users']. However, my function only extracts the last description 5/5 user and 13/13 user for each politician.

My knowledge regarding JSON-like objects is limited.

I am creating a FMP4 with 2 tracks (one for video and one for audio). I trying to find out how many video samples should I include in the mdat and how many audio as well.

So my FMP4 has the following structure:

For a given AV file, I need to be able to seek to a particular video frame number in the file. Because of how decoding works, I am seeking to the nearest I-Frame before the required frame (which may or may not be the requested frame) and then decoding the frames in the GOP until I get to where I need to be. As such, I need to know my current position after seeking.

Having found some posts of a similar nature on SO, I've gone away and collected a few interesting samples to see if I can get a formula to work across many different files, but I'm having a hard time. What works or 1 file may not work for another:

File #1 (Podbox)

Requested to seek to fame #1500. First video frame reports:

I'm using the FFMPEG Api in Rust to get RGB images from video files.

While some videos work correct and I get the frames back as expected, some work not. Or at least the result is not the way I expected it to be.

The code I use in Rust:

Facing issue with @Detail when passing value in function through string 'ABC' the getting correct output but when passing via variable then getting incorrect output. What i am doing wrong.

I'm trying to make it so that when you run the message collector and when it awaits for a word such as "Lincoln," It changes it to uppercase. I tried to do it at the beginning of the code (let msg = message.content.toUpperCase();), but it still doesn't receive it as uppercase, (so lincoln isn't accepted but Lincoln is) here is the full code: