Then I remember about AviSynth I have installed. So easily because their file names (given by TimeSnapper) look like timestamps, And it won't open a sequence of those PNGs What toolsĭo I have for this task? VirtualDub can do, when used manually via its UI, not sureĪbout its command-line interface though. Screen captures: ScreenPressor! So I want toĬonvert sets of PNG images to video files compressed with that codec. Moreover, I even know a video codec that is just perfect for such Stores just the difference will take much less space, even if the compression is still Since most consecutive shotsĪre similar (most of the screen doesn't change much if at all) a video format that It to save one every minute, so the shots fill up 5 GBs in a few days, after The problem is however that TimeSnapper saves screenshots as PNG files. Which project was I using it? Replay that hour, see the opened project, ah, now I Here's a library I built on day X, but in The thing I was installing at that moment. Here? Quick look at its creation time, replay what I was doing then, ah, here's Found a weird unwanted shortcut on my desktop, what app placed it This serves me as a precise visual memory so that later I can always see what happenedĪt certain moments.
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Switched to free version of TimeSnapper that doesn't collect and report statsīut just makes the screenshots and allows playing them like a video with timeline. My suspicion that I waste way too much time on reddit and LiveJournal. During first month I used this feature in the demo version and proved It can also collect some stats about apps you run and sites youīrowse.
Here's an example of using D in such scenario.Įarlier this year I discovered a nice tool calledĪnd saves everything that happens on your screen by doing screenshots on regular Of scripting ones, providing their usual benefits such as checking for types and However some static languages can actually be used here easily instead Compiled statically typed languages are rarely used in such casesīecause popular ones usually require too much effort to write and run a simple Languages (often called scripting languages because of this) like Python, Perl These are usually solved using either shell or glue
assuming there's newer versions included with Avisynth+ 3.6.1.Many of us encounter small tasks involving some file operations, text processing and
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If you updated Avisynth+ yourself, it'd pay to update those plugins. If MeGUI updated Avisynth+ to 3.6.1 it should've updated the plugins in the avs/plugins folder as well. I guess it's possible that older versions of those plugins need to be updated for a newer version of Avisynth. To the top of a script template should load those extra dlls automatically. VDubFiltering = "C:\Program Files\MeGUI\tools\avs\plugins\VDubFilter.dll"ĪutoLoad_IsAVSPlus() & exist(VDubFiltering) ? LoadPlugin(VDubFiltering) : nop() You could change the file paths accordingly and save it as a script, then add it to the top of the Avisynth templates you use. TimeStretching = "C:\Program Files\MeGUI\tools\avs\plugins\TimeStretch.dll"ĪutoLoad_IsAVSPlus() & exist(TimeStretching) ? LoadPlugin(TimeStretching) : nop() Shibatching = "C:\Program Files\MeGUI\tools\avs\plugins\Shibatch.dll"ĪutoLoad_IsAVSPlus() & exist(Shibatching) ? LoadPlugin(Shibatching) : nop() ImageSequencing = "C:\Program Files\MeGUI\tools\avs\plugins\ImageSeq.dll"ĪutoLoad_IsAVSPlus() & exist(ImageSequencing) ? LoadPlugin(ImageSequencing) : nop() Code: function AutoLoad_IsAVSPlus() ĬonvertingStacks = "C:\Program Files\MeGUI\tools\avs\plugins\ConvertStacked.dll"ĪutoLoad_IsAVSPlus() & exist(ConvertingStacks) ? LoadPlugin(ConvertingStacks) : nop()
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