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I am trying to get the RTMP & stream name of the top JW PLAYER that shows up When you open this link: LINK
I have tried everything but I am unable to get it, can someone please help me with this.
My ultimate goal is to be able to grab that stream and put it in my own JWPLAYER,
thank you so much!
any info would really help guys
Your above stream link is http://fw01.livem3u8.me.totiptv.com/live//7f2989e3f87e4efdb36bac56b64dca62.m3u8?bitrate=800
That is working fine right now in VLC player. But for me it was total hit and trail.
What i did for this is I'm going to explain.
Download URL Helper from www.urlhelper.com/download.htm (trail version will work fine)
Install it and run it.
Click Options >> Select and select your network adapter.
Click OK.
Then click Start at toolbar (It starts watching your network traffic).
Run the page where stream is.
In a moment URL helper will start showing you some URLs.
On the bottom click "All" See here http://s22.postimg.org/9w61m07y9/Untitled.png
Copy the URL that is NOT shown as mp3.
If you are running only one stream there will be only one address shown multiple times.
Copy that URL. That's your stream link. That you can use to run on any player(Hopefully).!
I hope this will work for you as well.
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I need to play a sound on one earphone while playing two other sounds in the opposite earphone in an auditory online experiment in JS. Web Audio API gives, at least, two ways to do this :
Create a buffer with two channels and send one sound on the first channel and the two others in the second one.
Use pannerNode for each sounds.
I got this and after some tests, everything is okay.
But, the new problem I got is that some Windows configuration propose a sound parameter allowing to turn sound to mono. So, the problem remains the same. Windows is not the only one to do this, some software such as Dolby or others can prevent stereo. And it could be worse : they could apply filters that would modify the sounds. I know I can't avoid it because browsers prevent me to change parameters for security purposes.
In this situation, I would like to know if someone would have an idea of how to check if the sound configuration is correct. Thus, I could say "okay you can do the auditory test" or "sorry your configuration doesn't allow you to do the test".
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I hope you can help me - I am pulling my hair out and cannot find a way to make this happen.
I want to add an upload on my website which involves a passport or ID photo, what I need to do is validate that it really is a passport or ID on upload.
There are a few websites and apps that do it so I know it's possible I would just like to know where I can look to get started - please can you help get me started or point me to an article to read?
Thanks all!
Some time ago I had to do something similar for a project.
I used Google's API: Google VISION to send me back the text on the ID card.
https://cloud.google.com/vision/docs/ocr
There is an equivalent at AWS if you want to make a comparison
https://aws.amazon.com/fr/blogs/aws/amazon-rekognition-image-detection-and-recognition-powered-by-deep-learning/
There is an equivalent at AWS if you want to make a comparison.
Then with an algorithm of data cleaning and analysis with the coordinates in the image it is quite easy to know if you are dealing with a real document.
To find out if it is a real identity card or a real passport, you will also need to check with your country's authorities to see if the number matches.
It is a rather long job and requires patience.
If you don't have a big budget to take a turnkey tool, I advise you to develop everything yourself and not take time on wobbly projects on the Internet.
If you do not want to use an external service you can use this locally : https://github.com/tesseract-ocr/
(I had to add extra text to fix the broken link) đ
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I'm creating a bot in Discord.JS (it's a library for Node.JS) and I would like to add a music module to it. Discord.JS can play videos in formats like .wav, .mp4 etc. in voice channels. I would like to add a possibility for users to just type a YouTube url of a video to play it. Is there any possibility to get a video's url from an YouTube url by an API or any other way?
You used to be able to get it pretty easily with youtube.com/get_video?video_id=... but that was like 5+ years ago, now I think it uses some weird stream thing.
I don't think Youtube's official API lets you download videos or get a URL. Also, you should probably take a look at section 5B of the YouTube TOS
You shall not download any Content unless you see a âdownloadâ or similar link displayed by YouTube on the Service for that Content.
But anyway, one method I know is youtube-dl, but I'm pretty sure it's only for python. There seem to be a few node wrappers online though (ex.)
I've also found a node.js youtube downloader, ytdl. Last update was 9 days ago so it should probably be working fine with the current system. You should be able to use -o filename or --output filename to download it, or --print-url to get a direct video url.
You could use FFMPEG to download video and then play that file
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I want to get the path of a video that is compressed in flv. and to download it. Is this possible ?
Here is my video:
url: http://weddingbridemovie.com/
The link you're looking for is: http://weddingbridemovie.com/weddingBride.flv
You can use DevTools if you use chrome in the future to find the content you're looking for. Just switch to the network tab and refresh the page.
If you're using chrome, you can open up the dev tools window (F12) switch to the network tab. Refresh the page and you should see the specific file you are looking for. You can open it in a new tab (by right clicking) and download/save it then.
You can add the chrome extension called 'Video Downloader professional' that is found in chrome web store. It detects flash videos on any webpage that has flash on it and enables you to download nearly any flash videos such as mp4, flv, etc.
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We have some custom paper size defined for our printing needs. When we are printing using Google Chrome it is always showing Letter as the default paper size, it is not showing our custom paper size in drop down list. This issue is machine specific i.e. we are getting this issue on Windows XP.
I do not believe it is possible to change this. Others on various other sites like SuperUser and Google Groups have indicated that it may be down to the individual printer.
As far as I can tell it selects "Letter", as it is the first/default option in the list as shown in the image below:
This would be a handy feature to have in Chrome, so it is worth posting a feature request on the Google Chrome help forum: https://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Chrome
Until then, alas it seems like we don't have much hope :(
i was able to solve my issue, i was defining paper size format in wrong manner and i also re-installed printers drivers than it worked perfectly.