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Tag Archives: multimedia
HPR: Shot of Hack – Changing the time offset of a series of photos.
The problem: You have a series of photos where the time is offset from the correct time but is still correct in relation to each other. Here are a few of the times that I’ve needed to do this: … Continue reading
Wikipedia text to speech
A do it yourself Wikipedia text to speech tool from the command line using wget, html2text, espeak and ffmpeg. Continue reading
faster: a bashpodder plugin
I’ve been asked to supply the script that I use to speed up podcasts. So here it is: #!/bin/bash # v0.3 20080919 https://kenfallon.com if [ -d “${*}” ]; then cd “${*}” ls -1 2>/dev/null | while read FILE;do FILENAME=${FILE##*/} sox … Continue reading
HPR Episode 3 tips posted.
Three bash tips from HPR 185. Progress updates with a bash loop, speeding up podcasts and copying directories with tar. Continue reading
DVD to mp4 (h264) conversion
Following on on from what’s becoming a mini series on data archiving from the Linux command line, I want to talk about backing up DVD’s via the command line. I’m not going to insult your intelligence with the lecture about … Continue reading