Does anyone have any idea about any songCatcher library for Linux? songCatcher is based on the acoustic fingerprints.
I managed to find one "Audio-Ofa-Util-0.04" but I'm facing problem in using it. Or if someone can help me understand its usage.
Like: > how can I pass an audio file to this tool.
Any specific command for its usage etc.
Any help would be highly appreciated.
Thanks,
Bobby
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Is there a free database or web service api for music information (albums, artists, tracks)?
Musicbrainz fingerprinting
The ubuntu package contains an example program using PUIDs* to identify songs in WAVE or MP3 format.
[*] http://wiki.musicbrainz.org/How_PUIDs_Work
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I am building an online code storage platform for competitive programmers and need the code be executable on site. So I would require some online compilers which if provided with source code may return the results.
N.B: The compiler IDE itself need not be visible, I just want the results.
I got the answers. HackerEarth provides such facilities. Try out the following links - HackerEarth V3
And if theres anyone working on Node.js, explore this HackerEarth - Node.js
Thanks anyone who tried to help.
I have used https://rextester.com/main
Its free and almost every language available
Edit : its paid now. Its seems to be author didn't get much donation.
have you tried JDoodle Compiler API - https://www.jdoodle.com/compiler-api/
What are the best learning sources and study materials for Point Cloud data and Point cloud Library ?
So far I came across PCL Documentation.
There is a git hub repository existing (which was last edited in 2013 :-( ). Maybe it helps you a little bit.
In addition there exists a user forum where you can ask questions for sure.
In addition there are a few resources on the web:
PDF explaining the PCL (in german though)
Another PDF explaining PCL
Tutorial for PCL,
Another Tutorial for PCL,
This PDF is best to understand Point cloud.
And The documentation you mention is good if you know the basic flow.So My opinion is to start with given PDF and then continue with official documentation.
That exactly what I am doing :)
Very often I get into the projects that have requirements of transferring file data into table. And almost always I've worked at ODI (Oracle Data Integrator) only.
I want to know what are the different ETL tools available and how are they different from ODI and what are the restrictions in each case (like file size limit or column size restriction or processing time etc).
I wish somebody could help.
If somebody can share personal experience on these tools, that would be welcome too. Thanks!
I'm working on the same type of projects that you're in.
Right now I'm working with IBM DataStage. It seems like a good and powerful tool, but it's lacking a good documentation and a strong community.
There's also Pentaho, I have no experience about it, but it seems pretty popular and it's also open source
I am developing a small client application for monitoring XenServer using XenAPI provided by citrix. I am able to get all the values(cpu,n/w read,n/w write, diskread,diskwrite...) but facing the below issue.
Can anybody please help me out in getting the memory (total,free,used) usage for the VM's present in the Xenserver using XenAPI. I tried the above by using VM_guest_metrics api call of VM, but its giving me the empty results. Please help me in this regard.
I have taken SDK(XenAPI) from the below link
http://community.citrix.com/display/xs/Download+SDKs
Thanks in Advance for your help.
The recommended way to get the data is to use the XAPI Round Robin Database (RRD) that comes with XAPI.
http://wiki.xen.org/wiki/XAPI_RRDs
See also the tutorials from Xen Day:
http://wiki.xen.org/wiki/Creating_a_LVM_backed_XFS_SR
In particular, the "Nuts and Bolts" session by Steven Maresca.
See also the code in OpenXenManager:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/openxenmanager/ as it is an open source clone of Citrix XenCenter and has performance graphs using XAPI.
Our company is using some software that ONLY accepts input from an "Imaging Device" i.e. a TWAIN device (e.g. scanner).
The problem is that we are receiving our files digitally, so using an actual scanner would require us to print, scan, and shred documents that we already have on the computer, but not in the software.
I was curious if anybody has any idea of how we might be able to work around this problem in the meantime. My first thought was to find some way to trick the program into thinking we're using a scanner, via some new 'imaging device' that would just read in the file, and spit it out to the software, but I don't even know where to begin with that.
We put in a feature request, seeing as how this problem should obviously be addressed in the software itself, but the company is notorious for lagging pretty hard when it comes to updates.
The system used by scanners is called TWAIN, so you'd be looking for some sort of virtual twain driver.
A quick google search will produce several hits, I don't have any experience with the software myself so can't advise any further.
Two such providers I found via experts exchange:
http://www.twaintools.de
http://www.scanpoint-usa.com
OK, months late... but in case you are interested, I have a TWAIN driver framework/toolkit that might let you build this fairly easily, depending on just what your scanning app expects, and how hard it is to read images from your digital documents. It's a Microsoft Visual C++ project. No charge but you'd need our permission to redistribute a driver based on it: GenDS
The TWAIN Working Group also has a sample/skeleton driver, I think it's straight C - and used to have some rather bad bugs (Why I wrote mine ;-) but, it might have got better.
Look for the "sample data source and application" on their download page.
And of course I have a 'commercial' version of GenDS that I use to write TWAIN drivers on contract.