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Disclaimer: The process in this article may seem complicated and slow, but it is designed for you to learn the basics first. The final section of the article is dedicated to making things easier and faster for everyday use. So, please don't give up early.
lftp is installed on your Whatbox slot by default. You can use it to transfer between your slot and other FTP/SFTP servers (e.g. another seedbox). Just connect to your slot using SSH and use it as normal.
Open your terminal (Cygwin Terminal for Windows users) and Start lftp and connect to Whatbox. Type lftp s @server.whatbox.ca. Enter your password at the prompt. lftp keeps your password hidden, so it's easiest to paste with the right-click menu.
(optional) If you want your password to be saved when you create a bookmark, use the command set bmk:save-passwords true now.bookmark add Whatbox will save a bookmark to your slot named Whatbox. You can use bookmark list to make sure it saved properly. This allows you to use lftp Whatbox to open a connection to your slot instead of having to type out the address.
Now to navigate to directories on your computer with the lcd(read: local cd) command. The directory structure will be different on Linux than with Cygwin. On Linux, simply type lcd /path/to/directory. With Cygwin, if you want C:\\Download you would type lcd /cygdrive/c/Download. To list what's in the current local directory, add an exclamation point to the ls command like !ls.
A mirror command that downloads multiple files at once and uses segmentation is mirror -P 5 --use-pget-n=2 Directory or mirror --parallel=5 --use-pget-n=2, where 5 is the max number of files to download simultaneously and 2 is the number of segments to use per file.
The queue command will allow you to transfer files/directories while still being able to browse. The basic command to queue a file transfer will look like queue pget Video1.mp4. To transfer entire directories, queue mirror Directory. This adds them to your transfer queue and automatically starts the transfer if ready.
You can stop your queue from automatically transferring by using queue stop. This can be used before adding anything to your queue to prevent immediate transfer. queue start will start your queued transfers. To delete a transfer from your queue, add the -d switch like queue -d #, where # is the queue number listed by jobs or queue
To stop and delete a running transfer, use the kill command. If you set lftp to allow multiple transfers simultaneously, kill #, where # is the number listed by jobs, will stop and delete the specified transfer. kill all will stop and delete all transfers.
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GIF is an image format that supports animated images. It can adapt 256 colors and uses lossless compression technique to contain images. It can also contain texts. It can contain low sized image animation. So it is frequently used in web publishing. It applies LZW compression algorithm to compresses low colored images.
MP4, also known as MPEG4 is mainly a video format that is used to store video and audio data. Also it can store images and subtitles. Normally it is used to share videos over internet. MP4 can embed any data over private streams. Streaming information is included in MP4 using a distinct hint.
There is often a need in the open source or active developer community to publish large video segments online. (Meet-up videos, campouts, tech talks...) Being that I am a developer and not a videographer I have no desire to fork out the extra scratch on a premium Vimeo account. How then do I take a 12.5 GB (1:20:00) MPEG tech talk video and slice it into 00:10:00 segments for easy uploading to video sharing sites
Please note that this does not give you accurate splits, but should fit your needs. It will instead cut at the first frame after the time specified after segment_time, in the code above it would be after the 20 minute mark.
Beware that if you try to calculate the number of iterations based on the duration output from an ffprobe call that this is estimated from the average bit rate at the start of the clip and the clip's file size unless you give the -count_frames argument, which slows its operation considerably.
Another thing to be aware of is that the position of the -ss option on the command line matters. Where I have it now is slow but accurate. The linked article describes fast-but-inaccurate and slower-but-still-accurate alternative formulations. You pay for the latter with a certain complexity.
All that aside, I don't think you really want to be cutting at exactly 10 minutes for each clip. That will put cuts right in the middle of sentences, even words. I think you should be using a video editor or player to find natural cut points just shy of 10 minutes apart.
Assuming your file is in a format that YouTube can accept directly, you don't have to reencode to get segments. Just pass the natural cut point offsets to ffmpeg, telling it to pass the encoded A/V through untouched by using the \"copy\" codec:
The -c copy argument tells it to copy all input streams (audio, video, and potentially others, such as subtitles) into the output as-is. For simple A/V programs, it is equivalent to the more verbose flags -c:v copy -c:a copy or the old-style flags -vcodec copy -acodec copy. You would use the more verbose style when you want to copy only one of the streams, but re-encode the other. For example, many years ago there was a common practice with QuickTime files to compress the video with H.264 video but leave the audio as uncompressed PCM; if you ran across such a file today, you could modernize it with -c:v copy -c:a aac to reprocess just the audio stream, leaving the video untouched.
unresolvedPaths = changeFilePaths(gTruth,alternativePaths) changes the file paths stored in a groundTruthMultisignal object, gTruth, based on pairs of current paths and alternative paths, alternativePaths. If gTruth is a vector of groundTruthMultisignal objects, the function changes the file paths across all objects. The function returns the unresolved paths in unresolvedPaths. An unresolved path is any current path in alternativePaths not found in gTruth or any alternative path in alternativePaths not found at the specified path location. In both cases, unresolvedPaths returns only the current paths.
Load a groundTruthMultisignal object containing ground truth data into the workspace. The data source and pixel label data of the object contain file paths corresponding to an image sequence showing a building. MATLAB displays a warning that the path to the data source cannot be found.
Specify the current path to the data source and an alternative path and store these paths in a cell array. Use the changeFilePaths function to update the data source path based on the paths in the cell array. Because the function does not find the pixel label data at the specified new path, it returns the current unresolved paths.
Verify that the paths in the groundTruthMultisignal object match the unresolved paths returned by the changeFilePaths function. The unresolved paths are stored in the ROILabelData property of the groundTruthMultisignal object, in the PixelLabelData column of the table for the building image sequence signal.
Specify the current path and an alternative path for the pixel label files and change the file paths. The function updates the paths for all pixel labels. Because the function resolves all paths, it returns an empty array of unresolved paths.
Unresolved file paths, returned as a string array. If the changeFilePaths function cannot find either the current path or new path in the string vectors specified by the alternativePaths input, then it returns the unresolved current paths in unresolvedPaths.
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