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Integration of animation, audio, graphics, text, and full-motion video through computer hardware and software for education, entertainment, or training.

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I've just recycled and old Asus T100 transformer by installing a Spiral XFCE linux distro. The goal is to use it for videos. It works mostly fine, but I still have trouble for volume setting : The ...
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Trying to install playwright with npx playwright install i got the error Host system is missing dependencies to run browsers. Missing libraries: libicudata.so.66 libicui18n.so.66 libicuuc.so.66 ...
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I've got a task to write a script that displays information about which monitors are connected and which interface is used for it. The result of a script execution should look something like this: ...
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I am currently working on an embedded Linux system (kernel-5.10.24) that includes an LCD and a speaker. At the moment, I am testing the playback of media files using ffmpeg and ffplay, without ...
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I use this script to cut media files at selected time: #!/bin/bash INPUT=$(yad --width=600 --height=400 --file-selection --file-filter='*.m4a *.ogg *.mp3 *.mp4 *.avi *.aac *.flac *.avi *.mkv *.mp4') ...
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The example I'm going to give here is a simple media file conundrum. In this example, say I have multiple versions of a given audio file: SomeSongLibrary/ awesome-song-compressed.mp3 awesome-...
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In Windows you can simply right-click a media file and edit its metadata - no additional software needed. Why is this ability absent in Linux? Is there some inherent technical limitation in Linux that ...
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I find the opusenc command (from the opus-tools package in Debian) to edit Opus files metadata. But, according to his man’s synopsis (and other sections in the man) it doesn’t provide a way to edit ...
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Is there any package/command that lets me listen to FM/AM radio broadcasts in my town? All the apps that I find are for streaming internet radio and not offline radio.
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I have two ways of checking for damaged video files. The first is using mediainfo and runs instantly: mediainfo "$1" | grep --color 'IsTruncated' The second is manually going through the ...
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I've had issues with Debian on my USFF HP ProDesk 400 G5 and the connected 4k TV (Screen tearing, resolution and sound issues), so I wanted to give Fedora a chance. I've booted the latest Workstation ...
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I am using the NexStar DX Bluray drive enclosure with LG WH14NS40 internal Bluray drive with Pop!_OS. For some reason, there are some DVDs which simply do not seem to work. Usually, when I insert a ...
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So I am running a simple http server on a certain directory on my laptop (say Music/), with python -m http.server - the command starts up a server on my machine with port 8000. I proceed to look up my ...
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How protect mp4/mp3 file from copying but must be able to normally be opened to play ? (if known primarily in NAND memory media filesystem to be shown point of their capabilities)
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I was toying with the idea of going "terminal only" - completely ditching X, WM and DE. Apparently Richard Stallman does this (he doesn't run a graphical environment on his laptop). But I ...
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