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I'm gonna kill myself.

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i don't know about commercial editors, but on the open source side of things everything based on FFmpeg should be able to do it. which is pretty much every open source video editor ever.

for beginners i'd recommend Avidemux. it's a very simple and intuitive GUI for FFmpeg. i'm running 2.6 and webms work fine except keyframe navigation. also, it only reads webm and doesn't export. in the webm uploaded with this post i'm showing off Avidemux for a tutorial thread i did a while ago.

personally i'm doing pretty much everything directly with FFmpeg, but getting into a command line tool might be a steep entry barrier to less experienced users.

also, you should read up a little bit about the difference between video codecs (H.264, VP8, etc) and containers (mkv, mp4, webm, avi, etc). it's probably helpful for the conversions you intend to do.

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>>42942
I have a 30s webm file, all I need is to cut one second from the beginning and render the result as MP4.

Pic related. This clip would have been easier to share over the Internet if it skipped the first bath rinse and started with the beer mugs instead.

I've tried using the advanced controls in VLC but the results have been shitty (artifacts, cutting in the wrong moment).

>>42951
>>42951
>all I need is to cut one second from the beginning and render the result as MP4.
FFMpeg's command-line can do this.

But beware, because it's as if the designers of FFMpeg read the parable of the Golem and thought "what a helpful golem! He dug a really big hole, just like he was asked!".

FFMpeg will do exactly what you tell it to. Not what's sensible, reasonable, what's standards-compliant, or what you probably meant, but exactly. what. you. told. it. to.

google this:
"I didn't mean to act, like we're going somewhere"

>>42923
Thanks

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I know you have it

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oh well

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>>42880

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Fuck you anon you have made me open my phone for this.

>>42872
Thanks a bunch. Sorry I didn't see this until just now.

>>42862
I have a whole folder of these somewhere but I can't remember her name. Wasn't it "Kiki" or "Miki" or something?

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>>42874
Maki. Drawgirl Maki.

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>>42881
2/?

>gif

ytmnd?

https://thebest404pageever.com/
(here you go anon)

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>>42851
assuming you are talking about foobar2000

I don't think it's possible to auto-move splitters or other elements, I just went the brute-force way and made sure all the tracks in my library have a square album art picture

album arts for cassettes and other oddities I just try to deal with

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>>42860
Whoops, I forgot to add the subject "Foobar2000 UI Customization"
Thanks for the non-answer. Unfortunately that isn't an option for some of my weeb music, as they have some really dumb tall covers for whatever reason.

hmm, should be possible (can't test it right now).

first, download Panel Stack Splitter (PSS) and forget about all other splitters, because you'll only ever need the one.

here's the tutorial that got me started on PSS:
https://hydrogenaud.io/index.php/topic,109629.0.html

notice how you can put variables and fields to determine the width of child elements (eg: %_width%). again, i can't test it right now, but if you can read the art width into a variable you should be able to dynamically resize the panel stack splitter.

alternatively, every PSS has a Script tab where you can put in whatever you want. with a bit of experience you probably want to directly draw your album art into the PSS, not into a separate child panel. as a last resort: depening on art width you could show or hide child panels and prepare various presets for common widths.

PSS and it's scripting options are documented here:
http://wiki.hydrogenaud.io/index.php?title=Foobar2000:Components_0.9/Panel_Stack_Splitter_(foo_uie_panel_splitter)

>>42844
2nd one isn't that bad. When is it due?

in 26 hours

>>42848
I'll try the bottom one, I have no idea what the top one is doing.

>>42839
Try >>>/g/dpt

>>42839
int i=1;
int a=0;
while a<=10{
a = input("Type an integer: ");
if a>10{
break
}
else{
i=1;
for i<=a, i++{
print(i);
}
}
}
The syntax is obviously wrong, but this is the basic idea in a sort of pseudo-code.

>>42846
>int a=0;
>while a<=10{
>if a>10{>break

I think it heard you the first time!

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Freelancer

Cmon guys, need this pic!

I used rsbot back in the day, no idea if it still exists

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you wonder why you can't find?
because they are drawn just like Latin letters

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>>42797
Awesome, thank your for helping me out! Have a nice day, anon!

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>>42800
I found a bigger one but still potato quality

>>42760
>>42761
>>42763
Looks pretty normal to me. If, by any chance, it looked different to you before, THIS is how it's actually supposed to look like