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by photawe 6y ago
I see, thanks! :)
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I'm building a video editor: any need for a random glitch effects generator?
2 points by photawe 6y ago|0 comments
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by photawe 6y ago
> That seems like a good default, with the ability to choose an arbitrary image, or a video that will be automatically cropped to the duration of the "gap", or a segment of a video chosen by start-end timestamps. Got it. Defini
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by photawe 6y ago
Thanks! Agreed! Haven't used Quicktime Pro, but I will ask around. > Basically editing the video as easy as editing a text file with fast, Yes, basically that's my focus from the get go. > consistent, frame accurate selectio
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by photawe 6y ago
Thanks! 1. I already have that- and it's easy as hell to use ;) 2. "The above but keeping the audio and removing video in those segments, because someone is talking." What do you want to replace that with? (perhaps a still of
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by photawe 6y ago
Got it, so my initial understanding (I hope :D) was correct. Having said that, you don't want to do this process live, right? (if so, what you want will definitely be doable, withing 1.5 months or so) LATER EDIT: On another note, I&#x2
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by photawe 6y ago
Since you never do picture-in-picture, I assume i understand what you mean. However, I don't think I found examples on youtube. For some searches, the closest I got was: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aFRI6YTAhvw and
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by photawe 6y ago
Right. I will quote from my other answer: "In the long term, I believe I will have this. Due to the complexity of video editing (I mean, implementation wise), I chose to go with a single platform for now (Windows 10). The more I think
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by photawe 6y ago
This guy - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMMgvkLj8es says pretty much "Start before you're ready" - once you start doing videos, even if they don't look good at first, you just need to keep at it. It&#
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by photawe 6y ago
Cool! That sounds like a really cool stuff to have. Do you also want to show several cuts at once, at the same time (with some mask on each)? I have the foundation for this, but to fully implement it, it will take a bit of time (maybe 1.5-2
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by photawe 6y ago
Assuming that is your workflow, I believe I should be able to cut that 4-5 times. Namely, I would cut down on your first time probably 3 fold, by making it waaay faster - I already have instant preview everywhere as you hover something with
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by photawe 6y ago
I'm sorry you feel this way, I'm just saying it's gonna happen long term, as opposed to short term.
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by photawe 6y ago
Thanks! In the long term, I believe I will have this. Due to the complexity of video editing (I mean, implementation wise), I chose to go with a single platform for now (Windows 10). The more I think about it, the more I think I should have
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by photawe 6y ago
Thanks! 1. I already have this - in my app, it's called "Static Video" - you select the "static video" tool, click where you want do set it, and drag for as long as you want. 2. I have this as well - I do need to te
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Ask HN: I'm building an easy-to-use video editor, tell me your pain points
15 points by photawe 6y ago|26 comments
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by photawe 6y ago
I wish that was so :D Seems that quite a few people think software shouldn't use too much memory. I asked something similar on reddit, and people think 16GB is enough (which I quite disagree :D)
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by photawe 6y ago
Yes, it's called "No Facebook"
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Ask HN: Content creators, would you buy an extra 16GB RAM for a 50% flow boost?
1 points by photawe 6y ago|2 comments
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by photawe 6y ago
Thanks for letting me know! It's clearly my mistake for linking to a tutorial. This is a tutorial on my app - it was not meant to be a demo. Long story short, I will soon begin a channel where I will showcase my app, and that will cont
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by photawe 6y ago
This is a tutorial for our app, Studio Cinematic, to get you started editing audio with a few clicks. Is this something you guys are interested in?
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Video Editing: edit your audio really fast(youtube.com)
1 points by photawe 6y ago|3 comments
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WinUI 3 Preview 2(blogs.windows.com)
2 points by photawe 6y ago|0 comments
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by photawe 6y ago
I would recommend C#. It's really really amazing, you can do both OOP and FP, and Visual Studio is quite well at handling really large projects. Debugging is also a bliss.
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by photawe 6y ago
It's a really cool thing. The only issue I have with it is that it's expensive as hell. But for educational purposes, it's really really amazing. I've used it in the past to plot some functions and such - it's crazy
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by photawe 6y ago
You know premature optimization is the root of all evil ;) Personally, I do optimization every now and then, when I see bottlenecks and I see that it hurts the UI. Then you run some profiling tools and optimize those hot paths. Optimizing f
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by photawe 6y ago
I don't know for android. I'll tell you for Windows 10: - ShareX for screen recording ( https://getsharex.com/ ) and - Phot-Awe for video editing ( https://phot-awe.com ) <- yes, that's a shameless
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by photawe 6y ago
C# UWP: you need to create a .appinstaller file C# WPF/Winforms: https://github.com/oleg-shilo/wixsharp/wiki C# WPF/Winforms: Or, you can create a .vdproj which will createa an .msi ( https://m
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by photawe 6y ago
Seems HN brought shadertoy to life big time. Really hard to connect to the site :)
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by photawe 6y ago
Not sure what advice to give, because I'm in a rather similar situation. Haven't had a true vacation in years, and it's harder and harder to keep on developing. Try to have realistic deadlines, save as much money as you can,
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by photawe 6y ago
Code Complete - 2 times: clearly it's a good book. The selfish gene - 2 times - that's not programming wise, but it's an awesome book to get your thoughts rolling.

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