mugen | A music video generator based on rhythm | Audio Utils library
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kandi X-RAY | mugen Summary
A music video generator based on rhythm. Use it to brainstorm AMVs, montages, and more! Check it out. Built with moviepy programmatic video editing and librosa audio analysis.
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- Add subtitles to a video
- Write subtitles to file
- Dump to a file
- Create a list of slices that overlap the given range
- Slice argument
- Returns compiled video filters
- Collect video filters
- Given a list of dimensions_to_aspectio
- Crop the dimensions to the desired aspect ratio
- Sample a video
- Create a new video segment
- Crop a segment
- Adds the effect buffers to each segment
- Return a fallback fallback to a temporary file
- Return a list of sources from sources_list
- Check if a video segment has a cut
- Check if a video segment has a low contrast
- Prepare arguments for the command line interface
- Checks if a video segment overlaps
- Convert time to seconds
- Check if the video segment contains text
- List all files in a directory
- Return a copy of the array
- Multiply floats by the given speed
- Parse command line arguments
- Create a preview of a music video
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QUESTION
I'm trying to pass the result of the objLoader command to a var to use it in an animation. So when I put the console.log inside the objLoader function I get the object. But when I put the console.log outside the function I get undefined.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-01 at 20:55But when I put the console.log outside the function I get undefined.
That happens because the OBJ asset is loaded asynchronously. That means if you access minObj
before the loading process has been finished, runtime errors will occur since the variable is still undefined
.
One simple solution is to implement a check before accessing minObj
:
QUESTION
Im am trying to display the data for a movie using tmdb api by taking in the response from my api which only contains the id of the tmdb movie id
here is my api which has the following response.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-11 at 11:29Move these two lines inside the forEach loop, also replace the movieId with movie.tmdbid
and voila you are all set.
QUESTION
I have the following ASP.net Core MVC controller:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-11 at 01:55You can use binding prefix,change your code like below:
QUESTION
Overview
I am working on a project to web scrape a local theater's site for films that are now playing. My goal is to eventually embed this information (film title, film description, etc.) into an email via JSON that is sent every morning letting us know what is playing without actually having to visit their site or download their application.
Base URL for this project: https://www.landmarktheatres.com/albany-ny/spectrum-8-theatres
Problem
Using htmlunit
I have been successful in extracting the film titles from the base url. However, included in these titles are the upcoming films which are also provided in the base url HTML
.
I need help in targeting the correct HTML
. My current code utilizes an HtmlElement
list:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-30 at 19:35The consistent difference between existing and non-released films is the attribute data-film-session
and data-film-exp
. Only add to the list if the entry has one or both of these attributes. This is untested, it may not work, but it's a step in the right direction.
QUESTION
I'm running on Ubuntu 18.04 as regular sudo-er user:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-17 at 14:37See Troubleshooting - The data directory must be accessible
The data directory must be configured with the appropriate permissions and ownership settings to allow the mongod to read, write, and navigate the directory contents (rwx user or group permissions).
You must permit user mongod
to write to this folder. Or you could add user mongod
to group mugen
for example.
QUESTION
I have a broken symbolic link:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-18 at 10:11This behavior kind of makes sense - the file (symbolic link) exists, but you can't read it because it points to a file that doesn't exist (broken symbolic link).
Personally, I'm not a big fan of these pre-checks. First, they are racy by nature - even if all the checks pass, something can happen on the file system after that and before you try using the file (admittedly, it's less of an issue in a local filesystem, but I still think it's a bad practice). Second, it's expensive - all these checks perform at least some I/O, and often redundantly so (since you'll perform the same I/O again when you open the file).
I'd just attempt to open the file, and catch the exception:
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