noise-polution
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Wednesday, January 15, 2020
I wonder how much TVNorge paid for that YouTube channel
Friday, January 17, 2020
youre so funny
Max, I forgot what channel this was for a second
You made me so happy, I thought there was a new Rhythm Heaven game
choir children for smash
jerma was playing rhythm heaven and I remembered how good some of these songs were
and made me sad
I miss it
I feel like it's such a no-brainer on Switch
One day
i hope so
i want it to be long too
give me like 30 remixes to do
do not post cringe in this channel
says you
i only post good songs
false
name one bad song
https://i.imgur.com/TD3YXKZ.png
????
thats awesome
uncultured fucker
i will destroy you
no its not
I love the actual song
and megalovania is ok
BuT NOW ITS SANS
but they do not mix well
https://i.imgur.com/3NsjaBv.png
am i wrong?
yes
okay
who here doesnt have autism
I've been tested for it
............
kappa
i was never tested
Max, there's no way you're not at least as autistic as me
i dont have actual autism probably
but i do have autism
Rusp, I'll check when we do our Phicjkchu Birthday Bash
for autism?
how will you know
are you an expert on kids with autism
Saturday, January 18, 2020
Monday, January 20, 2020
@VinnyG We'll pretend this is the "ask Vinny questions" channel for a moment
Do you know of any program that gives precise frame timing?
what do you even mean by that?
the length of each frame?
So, for most non oddly compressed video, frame redrawing happens every 23.9, or 24, or 29.9, or 30, or 45, or 60 times a second
and I'd like a program, that at any given timecode
returns frame #22598
or whatever
sorry, I should have said frame number
frame timing would work too, I could just break out the calculator
frame number would be prefered though
I can step through most videos frame-by-frame
make your own its easy Kappahttps://www.codeproject.com/Articles/9676/Extracting-still-pictures-from-movie-files-with-C
C# not C
but if I'm trying to automate something, I kind of need a program that will spit out frame numbers
I've been trying to get it to work in ffmpeg
but it's tempermental
and won't let me scrub around
which is why I was looking for a program that has it baked in, at least for a sanity check
i feel like you put too much faith in vinny's video editing knowledge
I think there's a reasonable chance he's tried out a lot of random free video editing software over time
and he might know of one that had a lot of numbers that he didn't know what were for
he just pirates vegas
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZB_ltsS9w4c
its been a few months since I posted this :>
good song