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by adzicg 7y ago
I'm planning to build a visual interface that would allow users to preview individual scenes. Meanwhile, if the main video build is too long because you have lots of scenes and want to check out how one would look with different parame
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by adzicg 7y ago
What kind of preview are you thinking about? Building a full video is fairly quick compared to traditional editing tools, so I haven't built any faster preview yet. I usually just build the whole thing and look at it, then tweak the sc
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by adzicg 7y ago
Video Puppet can also process YAML and JSON files, so if you are running an automated conversion from XML, it might be easier to output JSON instead of Markdown; in any case, should you need help, drop me an email at gojko@neuri.co.uk
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by adzicg 7y ago
thanks. that's one of my use cases as well, so as an extra tip, you can generate code snippets over video or images just by adding a fenced code block. eg --- ![](background.jpg) ```js //anything here will be rendered as a sl
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by adzicg 7y ago
sure. the video conversion is running on AWS Fargate, with bits and pieces running on AWS Lambda. The speech synthesis is either Amazon Polly (neural voices) or Google Cloud Text to Speech (Wavenet). Under the hood, the conversion system
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by adzicg 7y ago
Just completed full support for scripting videos as Markdown files using Video Puppet. Check out the post for some basic info. For more examples, see https://github.com/videopuppet/examples
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Show HN: From Markdown to Video(videopuppet.com)
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by adzicg 7y ago
I started building a tool that simplifies video scripting [1] and the first version worked from JSON. Although this was aimed at a technical audience, people really struggled with it. it's difficult to add comments, and ended up being
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Largest e-recycling fraud in U.S. history sends owners of Kent firm to prison(seattletimes.com)
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by adzicg 7y ago
Just published a GitHub action that makes it easy to build videos directly from source assets in GitHub, and integrate documentation/promotional video building directly into CI pipelines (for example, commit a new version of the app, t
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Show HN: Video Puppet GitHub Action(github.com)
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Deliberate Side-Products(gojko.net)
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Plus.ai's autonomous lorry 'crosses US in three days'(bbc.com)
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Easily Manage Shared Data Sets with Amazon S3 Access Points(aws.amazon.com)
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Twitter makes global changes to comply with privacy laws(reuters.com)
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Deliberate Side-Products(gojko.net)
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China makes it a criminal offense to publish fake news without disclosure(theverge.com)
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Twitter account deletions on 'pause' after outcry(bbc.co.uk)
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by adzicg 7y ago
Even with a “new type of blockchain” (whatever that means), “permanent” isn’t something I’d trust a startup with. Even “lifetime” deals from profitable established companies tend to run into horrible problems a few decades later [1], when u
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Migrating Russian eagles run up data roaming charges(bbc.com)
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by adzicg 7y ago
Possibly, but there is another angle here. WeWork isn’t really a tech or realestate company, but a financial instrument to be propped up and then dumped into the lap of late investors or the market, so that early investors can run away with
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Man sues Apple claiming iPhone turned him gay(bbc.co.uk)
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Amazon Alexa gets Samuel L Jackson and other celebrity voices(bbc.co.uk)
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Kik Messenger app to shut down(bbc.com)
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by adzicg 7y ago
I’m part of a four-person consultancy and we have a transparent deal on profit sharing for projects, depending on who does what part. We adjust the deal every few years when the nature of work changes, so it’s an ever evolving thing, but my
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Apple wants to remove scripting languages from macOS(dev.to)
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Google finds 'indiscriminate iPhone attack lasting years'(bbc.co.uk)
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Publishing Lambda Layers Using SAR(serverless.pub)
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Capital One accused 'breached 30 other organisations'(bbc.co.uk)
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British Airways passengers facing delays after IT failures(bbc.com)
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