April 2013

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OpenKiosk: un browser “nato” for internet point

Years ago I became interested in creation of an internet point using an older pc and a any linux distribution. On that occasion I used Opera, a free browser (the open source) that integrated and integrates still one of the best ways "kiosk". Since then it's been almost three years, Opera has evolved and continues to integrate the kiosk mode, but steadily growing new projects open source they make their way. I'm talking about OpenKiosk. (more…)

By TheJoe, 5 years ago 27 April 2013

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Extract the audio track from a video “ffmpeg”

Let's say you have a video from which we extract an audio track. The reasons may be the most varied, we might want to save a special effect in a movie (shot, outbreak, d'atmosphere song, famous phrase, etc.), or part of a song, the possibilities are endless. Today let's see how you do with ffmpeg, the usual command-line tool that always shot at stake for encode video, slow them down, adapt them to my TV and more. (more…)

By TheJoe, 5 years ago 6 April 2013

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OpenKiosk: un browser “nato” for internet point

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Extract the audio track from a video “ffmpeg”