I used TagSoup some years ago, but last week I came across ‘JSoup’. It also allows parsing of ‘real world HTML’, and comes with a really neat API to download and select subsets of your document.
See for yourself:
String url = “https://javaspecialists.teachable.com/p/refactoring2j8”;
Document doc = Jsoup.connect(url).get();
Elements items = doc.select(“a.item”);
ccextractor is an open source tool to extract subtitle tracks.
To install it via brew:
brew install ccextractor
To extract the default (English) subtitle to default (SRT) format, just use
ccextractor video.mp4
To extract all subtitles from all m4v files in the current directory (.):
find . -name "*.m4v" -exec ccextractor {} \;
Since Google Code went down, I only automatically transferred my old projects there to Github. Today I pushed my first new project directly to Github: https://github.com/krizleebear/Melodies2Go
I’ll not go into detail about this project – it’s still work in progress.
But as a reminder for me: When I need to push a new Github project, here’s the deal:
But before the first commit, perform a pull to get the initial files from github:
git pull --allow-unrelated-histories
It’s been 3 years of development and with the premiere on CES 2014 we’re allowed to show it to the public:
Our brand new 2014 Audi MMI with completely new look&feel and integrated onboard search engine “Audi MMI Search”!
quote from Audi’s press release:
“A special highlight of the new Audi MMI is MMI search. This is a practical function that assists the driver in searching for a term, simplifying the search. MMI search is available in every main menu. The results list is shown right away while the user is inputting – generally just a few characters suffice to come up with the term. In the Radio and Media menus, a character string leads directly to the desired radio station, track, album or performer.
MMI search is especially helpful in navigation. When inputting a navigation destination, MMI search permits free text input without having to use a rigid formula. In most cases, just a few characters are sufficient to find any destination in Europe. It is no longer necessary to input the country. In the results display, the MMI takes the current location of the car into consideration, so that hits for the immediate vicinity are displayed first. When searching for a street near the car’s position, it is generally only necessary to input the first few characters of the street name. When looking for a restaurant in any European city, all the user needs to do is input the first characters of the restaurant name and the first characters of the city name separated by a blank character; then the MMI lists relevant hits with addresses.”
Furthermore we’ve introduced our all-integrated cluster instrument – ready for the launch of the new 2014 TT:
Finally, I found a free, fast and easy tool to tag MPEG-4 files: MetaZ.
https://github.com/griff/metaz
It’s pretty easy to use. One little detail to be mentioned though:
You can add chapter marks by pasting them in the following format:
00:00:00.000 Intro
00:00:30.000 Antihelden
00:5:00.000 Die Jungs Aus Dem Reihenhaus
00:15:00.000 Fenster Zum Berg
00:20:00.000 Affentanz
00:22:00.000 Manfred Mustermann
00:36:00.000 Solala
00:40:00.000 Safari
00:50:00.000 Liebe & Hass
00:55:45.000 6 Meter 90
01:00:00.000 Blattgold Auf Anthrazit
Wikipedia is a high quality resource for information. And it’s free. You can even download its complete content as XML dumps. For example for the German Wikipedia:
wget -c http://dumps.wikimedia.org/dewiki/latest/dewiki-latest-pages-articles.xml.bz2
Baam & Bua
for file in `ls *.zip`; do unzip $file -d `echo $file | cut -d "." -f 1`; done
e.g. /dev/sdb
partition disk:
fdisk /dev/sdb
new partition: key n
primary partition: key p
partition 1
default values
write: key w
format disk:
mkfs -t ext3 /dev/sdb1
edit /etc/fstab accordingly
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