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I've tried to see if there's a way to record audio
with HTML5 to no avail. I tried using this example
but it didn't work. I'm guessing he really meant it when he said
that it is not supported by any browser yet.
Am I missing something? perhaps it is already possible?
What are my options to record audio on a browser-based application?
Open Source only please :)
You might wanna have a look at HTML Media Capture and its API.
Ericsson labs already achieved this, see: here (Note: Note that the device element and the related APIs are not available in any browser yet, and the APIs may change before this happens.) But it gives you a rough idea about how it's done.
I am currently working on something like this myself, see: here.
This is the only solution within iOS 6 that I've found so far:
Youtube video showing how it works
The source can be found here:
GitHub Repository Link
It uses an workaround by using iOS6's camera plugin's record features to record video and audio and uploads that to the server. Then FFMPEG crunches the video and extracts the audio as a .wav file.
With all the limitations and unfinalized HTML 5 specs, I think this is the only way for it to work. I hope this helps.
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I have used this before but I cannot find the URL anymore and I was hoping someone might know.
There is a url you can input in Chrome (I have not used this on any other browsers so I don't know if it works on others) That will open a blank page and allow you to type HTML and then allow you to 'run' the code to see what it looks like.
I am aware of the chrome extensions but those are not a viable option.
Okay so you're refering to data:text/html, <html contenteditable>
I found the same article on Lifehacker.
I don't know about running the code however.
There’s quite a few:
http://tinkerbin.com/
http://tinker.io/
http://jsfiddle.net
http://dabblet.com
http://cssdesk.com
http://jsbin.com
All of these allow for what you're asking.
Yes, jsfiddle is one option:
http://www.jsfiddle.net
Hope that answers
I went back to digging and remembered I found it on the lifehacks site. I altered my Google search and found it once more.
The command is data:text/html,
It isn't a web site just a simple html page.
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We're having issues with users who are not able to play audio & video on our site. Up to date (I've seen this, but it isn't very helpful) - which is the best choice for a player to work for most users? (PC browsers - specifically IE8+, Firefox & Chrome. Mobile browsers, iPhones, Android based systems etc.)
Thoughts have taken us to HTML5, embedded flash player, automatic download (not an option we liked). Silverlight is the one we're having problems with now.
Glad to hear insights on this!
Edit: Seems having wmv files sort of gets in the way... Any solution for that?
Similar to JWPlayer, I've used http://videojs.com/ several times and it works well.
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I just saw Bret Victors Keynote called "Inventing on Principle". At around 3:34 Minutes he uses a code editor that - after a change he makes - immediately shows consequences of it. As he types there are instant results.
This is the video I am talking about:
http://vimeo.com/36579366
Another example is this real-time online html editor.
Can you tell me which offline editor I could use to work on my web projects (HTML/CSS/JS) this way? Preferably it can be used on OS X. Thanks!
Brackets looks nice, but still on development.
I don't know if there are any free ones, but TextMate has a live preview window. Just don't download the version 2 beta — I don't think it's been implemented there yet. You can also check out Coda and BBEdit.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBUC-7D1LIc
this guy already came up with a similar open source program like the one in the video. He also is going to be putting up the source on Github soon.
CoffeeCup has a Web Editor in beta that uses live preview and includes the code-preview connection you see in the video. Select an element in the preview and the corresponding HTML/CSS is selected, or select HTML code and see which element it applies to in the preview.
If you're still looking for an offline editor, you could always check out Notepad++. It has a live html preview, but doesn't show most of the newer stuff; just basic layouts as well as basic CSS.
Notepad++ Website
Espresso updates the preview window as you type in the editor but it's for mac only
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I would like to generate a list of all the web pages in my website (contains 500 pages and more) which link to an external website.
Before I start trying to code this one, I would like to know if something ready made exists so I don't go into all the hassle for nothing.
If you know of any, or have used any, please share.
Thanks
For link checking, I use Xenu's Link Sleuth.
The W3C link checker will give you a list of all the links and tell you which ones are working. It should be pretty trivial to scrap the output to show only external links.
Have you considered using a website sniffer ? There's a lot of free tools that can explore your website and list your pages.
Hope this helps :)
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Eventually, the easiest way was with an SQL Query in the database, so make sure you check if it is do able when you have a similar problem, via SQL before trying to find external programs.
Thanks to everyone for suggestions.
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I'm looking for an open-source library for editing AAC metadata in M4A files (as appearing in iTunes). Specifically, I need to be able to add an album art tag. It should be something similar to id3lib, which works with ID3 tags on MP3 files.
Try looking at mp4v2. Although the code base is rather large and may be difficult to integrate into your build system, the library provides some command-line executables that you can use to modify AAC tags, including artwork.
Thanks.
Since I hadn't find any open-source library maybe open-source program, that can read and set iTunes-style metadata tags in MPEG-4 files, will help you.
atomicparsley.sourceforge.net
There is also Known iTunes Metadata structure provided: http://atomicparsley.sourceforge.net/mpeg-4files.html
This discussion may also turn out helpful for you: www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/lofiversion/index.php/t31022.html
Good Luck