birdman | HTML5 Web Audio APIs to recreate the Birdman opening credits | Audio Utils library
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#Recreating the Birdman opening credits with HTML5 Web Audio APIs. The opening credits to the 2014 Best Picture Birdman was exceptionally creative. The music is composed primarily of a standard jazz drum set, and for each beat or loud hit of the cymbal, letters would appear on the screen, slowly filling out sentences. This is my attempt to recreate that effect using the Web Audio APIs available in most modern browsers. To do this, we download an .mp3 and pass it through a filter to better isolate the louder drum and cymbal hits. Then we loop through the channel data, and based on an arbitrary threshold (for this project it was 0.22), we make a note of when that beat occurred in the track (1.445 seconds, for example). Finally, after we have an array containing the timing of all the sound "peaks", we simply set a series of window.setTimeouts, each with a callback to update the UI.
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QUESTION
I have two data frames df1 and df2 as shown below:
Df1:
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Answered 2021-Jun-04 at 13:05From a previous post.
Input data:
QUESTION
I am creating a game which composed of 6 cards, I want to make a combination of those cards but the problem is that I am stuck in creating that function. Below are the codes I made
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Answered 2020-Sep-03 at 11:29Based on your requirements which is to get all possible combinations of pairs of cards, the following double nested loop should do the magic for you:
QUESTION
I'm a python newbie and still learning, I have this code:
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Answered 2020-Aug-31 at 23:25Your error is introduced here:
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I am trying to modify the resolution of the camera texture in Spark AR, either through a script or patches. This medium post has been helpful in understanding some of the components of the camera texture, but I could use some help.
require('Textures')
and require('CameraInfo')
seem to be essential, but I am unsure of how to modify them.
CameraInfo.previewSize.width
and CameraInfo.previewSize.height
would likely play a major role to reduce the size, but I am also unsure of how to then pass those variables to the texture.
This is a non-functional example. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated:
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Answered 2020-Jul-27 at 01:15Very simple answer - the Shader render pass patch allows you to reduce the resolution of the camera texture for a specific object.
Add the Shader render pass from the patch menu. Adjust the size variables as necessary and choose the sizing mode you require. Plug your texture into the shader port, and attach the texture output to your material patch.
See this wonderful and detailed tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0L2Gr-SQpCU&feature=youtu.be
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I am trying (with ruby) to pick apart strings with original film titles – which can include bracketed elements themselves – and may include a trailing bracketed element with an alternative title. I need to capture the leading part and the optional trailing alternative title, if present.
Example strings:
- "Solaris"
- "Alice Guy-Blaché (1873 – 1968) – Hommage an die erste Filmemacherin der Welt"
- "Ieri, oggi, domani (Gestern, heute und morgen)"
- "Your life (in code) – A tribute (L'ultimo hacker)"
- "Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance) (Birdman oder (Die unverhoffte Macht der Ahnungslosigkeit))"
For example string 1 I'd want
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Answered 2019-Dec-19 at 06:25You can use the following regular expression:
QUESTION
I have all my code complete and it runs properly my issue is that when I print two movies for the same year the print in the wrong order I need them to print in the order of the list. This only happens with movies printing in the same year can anyone see where in my code the problem is?
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Answered 2019-Oct-13 at 21:10As described here you can't influence the order of items in dictionary.
What you can do, though is get sorted list of keys and iterate over them. Like so:
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I have a csv file for lyrics songs that I took from Genius. Right now, I m preparing my data. I have two column "songs" and "artist". In the "songs" columns I have a lot information: title, album, year, lyrics and URL. I need to separate the column "songs" in 5 columns.
Then I tried to split the data by comma like this:
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Answered 2019-Apr-16 at 18:59Try this.
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I've been working on a project for school but I've hit a small bump in the road. Almost everything is working as intended, but I am having an issue with the output in an undesired order. I want the program to sort by year as well as director if the user decides to sort by director. Theoretically I would like for the order of output to always have the earliest year first and the most recent year last. You don't need to write out the code, just aim me in the right direction! Thank you in advance!
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Answered 2018-Dec-05 at 22:45From the beginning, you can transform your dictionnary in a list.
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movieDict = {"Munich":[2005, "Steven Spielberg"],
"The Prestige": [2006, "Christopher Nolan"],
"The Departed": [2006, "Martin Scorsese"],
"Into the Wild": [2007, "Sean Penn"],
"The Dark Knight": [2008, "Christopher Nolan"],
"Mary and Max": [2009, "Adam Elliot"],
"The King\'s Speech": [2010, "Tom Hooper"],
"The Artist": [2011, "Michel Hazanavicius"],
"The Help": [2011, "Tate Taylor"],
"Argo": [2012, "Ben Affleck"],
"12 Years a Slave": [2013, "Steve McQueen"],
"Birdman": [2014, "Alejandro G. Inarritu"],
"Spotlight": [2015, "Tom McCarthy"],
"The BFG": [2016, "Steven Spielberg"]}
promptForYear = True
while promptForYear:
yearChoice = int(input("Enter a year between 2005 and 2016:\n"))
if yearChoice<2005 or yearChoice>2016:
print("N/A")
else:
for key, value in movieDict.items():
if value[0] == yearChoice:
print(key + ", " + str(value[1]) )
promptForYear = False
menu = "MENU" \
"\nSort by:" \
"\ny - Year" \
"\nd - Director" \
"\nt - Movie title" \
"\nq - Quit\n"
promptUser = True
first_time = True
while promptUser:
if first_time == True:
print()
first_time = False
print(menu)
userChoice = input("Choose an option:\n")
if userChoice == "q":
promptUser = False
elif userChoice=="y":
year_sorted = {}
for key, value in sorted(movieDict.items(), key=lambda item: (item[1], item[0])):
year = value[0]
title = key
director = value[1]
if year not in year_sorted:
year_sorted[year] = [[title, director]]
else:
year_sorted[year].append([title, director])
for year in sorted(year_sorted):
print (year,end=':\n')
movies = year_sorted[year]
for movie in sorted(movies, key = lambda x:x[0]):
print("\t"+movie[0] + ", " + movie[1])
print()
elif userChoice == "d":
director_sorted = {}
for key, value in sorted(movieDict.items(), key=lambda item: (item[1][1])):
year = value[0]
title = key
director = value[1]
if director not in director_sorted:
director_sorted[director] = [[title, year]]
else:
director_sorted[director].append([title, year])
for director in sorted(director_sorted):
print (director,end=':\n')
movies = director_sorted[director]
for movie in sorted(movies, key = lambda x:x[0]):
print("\t"+movie[0] + ", " + str(movie[1]))
print()
elif userChoice == "t":
for key, value in sorted(movieDict.items(), key=lambda item: (item[0], item[1])):
print(key,end=':\n')
print("\t" + str(value[1]) + ", " + str(value[0])+"\n")
else:
print("Invalid input")
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Answered 2018-Jun-15 at 16:59This code segment here:
QUESTION
I am having an issue pulling from a combined dictionary and list. I understand how to pull keys from each one individually but I need to combine them and pull the keys from both. The following is an Example of a dictionary listing years. Each year has a title and director associated with it.
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Answered 2018-Apr-14 at 03:33If you want to stay with your data structure, modify the listing code like so:
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