So I am a gamer who loves editing videos and creating montages. I play a game called Apex Legends, and find that when editing long videos (Up to 5 hours long) I follow the same procedure every time. I skip ahead in the video until I see when I get a kill (Displayed in the top right of the screen as seen in picture below).
I then pause the video and begin the trimming process.
So my question is; Is there anything out there that can "read" videos? Assuming there is, is it possible to have a code that can read the screen, identify a change in kills, then trim say 5 seconds before and after that change? I am not asking anyone to write this code, but simply want to know if its possible
(Particularly with Python as that is my strongest language). Thank you all for your time and insight.
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The current interval of 1 second and max of 60 seconds is too small and issues may be missed.
When viewing the live metrics stream page of Application Insights the interval on all graphs are 1 second, and it only goes up to 60 seconds. I am trying to use this as a monitoring page to keep an eye on recently released or updated function apps. For this I need to be able to change the interval to view more data at once without having to keep watch on it. Right now if we don't keep watch on it every minute we may miss something important.
I have searched the Microsoft documentation, the git repository, stackoverflow, and various other sites trying to find my answer but the only thing I found was from over 4 years ago and I would hope that this has changed since then.
Live Metrics Stream allows to peek at what's going one right now with 1 second resolution. But it doesn't persist data anywhere. So, data is only stored in UX (browser) and right now only for 60 seconds.
For bigger intervals it might make sense to refer to other Application Insights experiences (including Analytics).
I'm currently making a online mobile game. It's like an online Idle Clicker.
In order to save the data I will use firebase. I'm still deciding if I should use the "Realtime Database" or " Cloud Firestore". (If any of you could help me too I would appreciate).
My main question is: When should I save my data ?
Saving the data every second is crazy because I will spend millions of euros. Even saving the data every minute seems not a viable solution to me.
I have searched and I can save the game everytime the user press the Home Button to leave the app. What if the user is playing and the phone dies?
Is there any other better solution that I am not thinking of ?
Thank you very much, Gonçalo
I would use OnApplicationQuit() for this. It's called whenever your game is closed. It won't be called if the device loses power though, so if you're worried about that you could start a timer when the game is opened and do autosaves every 10 minutes or on certain scene switches (if the player exits to the main menu for example).
This thread has more info on the topic that you may find useful.
I would like to make a form that users would fill over time. For example one day they would answer question 1, next day question 2, perhaps week later questions 3 and 4 or someone maybe wants to fill the whole form at once. In the form would be fields for text and images.
I hoped that I would accomplish this by using pdf form, but this solution lets Acrobat Reader users upload only pdf files. I need the process to be as easy ad possible for the users, so they should be able to upload jpg images. Otherwise this solution would be optimal.
I really hope that the solution would lie in a file, which user would download and send back when finished. I'm using Wordpress site, so I'm open for online suggestions also.
I'll go straigth to the point. We need to represent on MS Project the payment of a compensation for an accident to one worker in particular and only that one. But we can't figure out how to do it!
We are kind of new to this software (and actually are only using it for a colleage assigment). We have two separated files, one for the task and another one for our resources. We've searched everywhere on the infromation of the resoruce in the Resoruces file but could not find anything.
Any idea? Thank you very much for reading and, please, forgive me if my English is kind of messy sometimes, it is not my native language.
This is sort of a workaround, but if you go to your Resource Sheet view and double click on the resource, you can go to the Costs tab and enter a new rate (probably distributed over an 8 hour day) effective on the day of the payment, then add a third rate effective the day after the payment which is the same as the original. It should have the same effect.
For a schoolassigment me and some buddies of mine are creating an application that is showing many similarities with the C-Mon & Kypski musicvideo on www.oneframeoffame.com. The application is being developed in Flex.
We want to get a random point of a clip, let it pause so a user can mimic the pose and make a snapshot out of it.
What i managed to do is get a random point of the movie. I did this by getting a random value between 0 and de total duration of the movie.
But what i didn't managed to do is let the screen pause on every 24st of a frame. As the movie concist out of 24FPS. It looks like the the random value of the movie that is being requested is being rounded by the movie itself. As example: There appears to be no difference between the frames requested at 2.40 or 2.41.
It appears it got something to do with keyframing i've read on the Adobe® Flex™ 3.5 Language Reference. The movie is a FLV file and i use the VideoDisplay object to display the movie.
Does someone is familiar with this or knows a solution to my problem?
Thanks in advance
I haven't used the VideoDisplay object myself, but from what you've mentioned, there may be two solutions.
Add more keyframes when you encode your video. This will make it larger, but will allow you to seek more accurately.
Seek to the previous keyframe, and allow the video to play until it reaches your desired location.