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- Use this method to test the survivor
- Reads a read lock
- Reads and validates the read lock
- Test a run of the Harvation
- Prints a ping analyzer
- Getter for ping results
- Merges two results
- Gets merged ping results
- Returns a string representation of the gauge
- Returns summary statistics
- Compares two PingResult objects for equality
- Compares two sequences
- Test
- Test the factorial
- Main program for testing
- Checks to see if the previous matches a given number of matches
- This method returns an immutable hash code
- Returns a string representation of this down button
- Returns the f - value f
- Main method for testing
- Modifies the ping
- End a successful ping operation
- Test program
- Calculate the n
- Starts the robot
- Returns the number of bits in the stream
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QUESTION
Basically. I have a website with a fixed, z-index: 2; navbar. It works pretty well, but i also have an image which scales by 1.2 when hovered over. The problem comes up here. No matter what I do, the image ends up on top of my navbar.
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Answered 2021-Dec-27 at 05:27Basically. I have a website with a fixed, z-index: 2; navbar.
Not really. You have nav > div.topnav, the nav has position: fixed; and div.topnav has position: relative; z-index: 2;
What this does is create a stacking context (div.topnav's) inside another stacking context (nav's).
Now, what happens when you hover over the image ? You change the transform property which creates a new stacking context.
The problem here is that the nav's z-index isn't higher than the image's because for nav's z-index:auto, the stack level in the current stacking context is 0 (div.topnav's z-index: 2; won't matter because it's decided by the enclosing nav's stacking context) and when two elements have the same z-index in a stacking context, they will be stacked in order of appearance in HTML (see note).
The solution ? Simply move the z-index: 2; from .topnav to nav:
QUESTION
Hey guys I have a live streaming video application and I want to use the youtube livestreaming api. I am able to successfully authenticate, create a broadcast, create a stream, and bind the stream to the broadcast. After that I am sending my video stream to my server which sends it to youtube using the ingestionAddress and the streamName that I get from the API. When I go to the new broadcast on my Youtube (screenshot below) I do not see the video that I am sending. I am new to the Youtube live streaming API so any hints or tips on what I am doing wrong or need to add would be appreciated.
I do not think it is a problem with my server as it sends a live stream to YouTube perfectly if I hardcode my Youtube Stream Key and it also sends video to Twitch perfectly. I think I am missing a step or doing something wrong on the client. Here is my javascript code that uses the api. The relevant parts how caps locks comments. I also included a screenshot of the UI buttons I am clicking below. Here is my server code.
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Answered 2021-Oct-12 at 01:01Ok so I got a working solution by adding two things: 1) bind my streamID to my bindBroadcastToStream function 2) create a transitionToLive function which transitions the live broadcast broadcastStatus to live. Note you need to GO LIVE (i.e. click the button that says GO LIVE), before transitioning broadcastStatus to live. Here's the updated code below:
QUESTION
Ill try to keep this short: im building a program that opens up multiple browsers in selenium, arranges them on screen and plays livestreams from different predefined channels on different stream services.
It also detects if stream is active or not, and if its inactive, it closes browser and relaunches it again(simply has to work as this way now).
So each process opens its own stream (it has open_browser function) and then watches it(this can be watch function).
Issue is, open browser function has some pyautogui stuff that has to click on certain coordinates on certain browsers, and if 2 or more browsers are getting opened in same time, browser windows may overlap each other and pyautogui may click on wrong browser and make a mess.
Can i make it work in a way that if 2 or more processes happen to execute open_browser function in same time, that they wait each other till that function is fully executed, making them queue up. I dont want to make all processes stop, i want others to continue watching, while only the ones opening browsers should wait.
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Answered 2021-Sep-08 at 23:40Answer from a comment by Booboo solved it:
You create a single
lock = multiprocessing.Lock()instance that you pass to each process and when the process needs to do theopen_browserfunction it must first calllock.acquire()and when it's through it callslock.release()or instead or acquire/release just do withlock: code to open browser window. But this sounds like you might be able to use multithreading instead of multiprocessing since each browser is already a process. Then just use athreading.Lock().
QUESTION
I have code that produces the following df as output:
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Answered 2021-Sep-06 at 10:49I dont think your for iterates all the rows.
do this:
for i in range(len(df)):
Also you can remove i = i + 1
QUESTION
I've got this code and it works with the direct links. I've even got the parser working, so it pulls the free2viewtv list, however when i click on one of the links created using the parser, it doesnt work..
However if i click on 247 Retro TV, that works perfectly, i know thats due to the 247 Retro TV being the direct link.
But for the life of me, i just cannot see what is going wrong with
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Answered 2021-Jun-22 at 16:50You need to put the href value in quote marks and echo the value with PHP (just like you echo other values) e.g.
QUESTION
I tried to add an already active stream to a new broadcast, and can't get the broadcast started. The steps I took were.
- Created a new Broadcast.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-18 at 20:36I figured it out.
Apparently you cannot have a brodcast created with enableAutoStart=true and then add an active stream. It seems that enableAutoStart=true fails the broadcast transition API calls to change the status to testing or live or complete.
To get this to work, I stopped then started sending to the stream, which caused the stream to transition to inactive then back to active. The transition caused the broadcast to start.
Alternatively, to get this to work without the restart of the stream, I did the following:
- create the broadcast with enableAutoStart=false
- bind the active stream to the broadcast (as in the question).
- transition the broadcast to testing, then to live.
This seems to work fine.
Would have been nice to have the error message for transitioning indicate it was the enableAutoStart which was the problem.
QUESTION
I would like to find the streams associated with a broadcast with 'ready' status. I've been looking at the broadcasts using this call, and don't see either the streams or a key I can use to correlate them:
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Answered 2021-May-17 at 21:14My mistake, adding contentDetails to part fixed this.
QUESTION
I have a react component that renders a streaming page that looks like this. Here are some parts of the code :
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Answered 2021-Mar-06 at 20:00Use React.memo()
React.Memo will check the props passed to the component and only if the props changes , it will re-render that particular component.
So if no prop changes for your ReactHlsPlayer it doesn't re-render and hence no abrupt loading state.
Just wrap your component with React.memo:
QUESTION
In my python script I'm getting the video ID of my latest video.
This is the code, playlistId being my channel's playlist ID that contains all my videos:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-31 at 00:06You'll have to iterate your call to PlaylistItems.list API endpoint (using pagination) for to filter out manually the videos that are live streams.
QUESTION
I have a HTML textbox which I would like to populate with data received from an API call using curl command.
The curl API that I'm using, continuously returns/livestreams data in the following format:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-18 at 16:45You can just update the value by making a GET request, and make the function repeat itself at some specified interval. Also onclick on button already adds an event listener, thus the code would go something like this.
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