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When playing MP3 audio files in VLC media player, how do you use hotkeys for [Pause only] and [Play only]?
In VLC media player, going to Tools > Preferences > Hotkeys results in the following window:
As can be seen, pressing {Space} is the default setting for toggling between [Play] & [Pause]. This hotkey works great.
Also shown however, are the hotkeys (Browser Stop & Browser Refresh) for the actions, [Pause only] & [Play only] respectively.
What do the latter hotkeys refer to? In other words, why would you even need to have a browser (eg Chrome) open in order to play MP3 files using VCL?
(Note: My understanding of the above two actions is that unlike toggle, which changes Play/Pause to the opposite of its current state, [Pause only] will pause the recording if it is currently playing but if currently paused, will leave it unchanged. And similarly, [Play only] will begin playing the recording if it is currently paused and if already playing, will leave it in that mode.)
The following two screenshots show how hotkeys can be modified:
And the next screenshot displays the results after changing the hotkeys for [Pause only] & [Play only] to {Alt+s} & {Alt+p} respectively:
The problem however, is that when VLC is active, pressing either of those hotkeys has no effect.
What would prevent those hotkeys from working and what other shortcuts are available for activating [Pause only] & [Play only]?
Thanks
When playing MP3 audio files in VLC media player, how do you use hotkeys for [Pause only] and [Play only]?
In VLC media player, going to Tools > Preferences > Hotkeys results in the following window:
As can be seen, pressing {Space} is the default setting for toggling between [Play] & [Pause]. This hotkey works great.
Also shown however, are the hotkeys (Browser Stop & Browser Refresh) for the actions, [Pause only] & [Play only] respectively.
What do the latter hotkeys refer to? In other words, why would you even need to have a browser (eg Chrome) open in order to play MP3 files using VCL?
(Note: My understanding of the above two actions is that unlike toggle, which changes Play/Pause to the opposite of its current state, [Pause only] will pause the recording if it is currently playing but if currently paused, will leave it unchanged. And similarly, [Play only] will begin playing the recording if it is currently paused and if already playing, will leave it in that mode.)
The following two screenshots show how hotkeys can be modified:
And the next screenshot displays the results after changing the hotkeys for [Pause only] & [Play only] to {Alt+s} & {Alt+p} respectively:
The problem however, is that when VLC is active, pressing either of those hotkeys has no effect.
What would prevent those hotkeys from working and what other shortcuts are available for activating [Pause only] & [Play only]?
Thanks
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Came across this on Wired today:
https://www.wired.com/story/ai-will-make-forging-anything-entirely-too-easy
I highly recommend following the "Watch" link within; it leads to a video on YouTube of one of the researchers from Stanford editing a video of George W. Bush to insert new facial and speech expression in real time using an off-the-shelf webcam.
https://www.wired.com/story/ai-will-make-forging-anything-entirely-too-easy
I highly recommend following the "Watch" link within; it leads to a video on YouTube of one of the researchers from Stanford editing a video of George W. Bush to insert new facial and speech expression in real time using an off-the-shelf webcam.
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Yep... We're going to need entirely new techniques for determining and maintaining authenticity for things like this. Hey, maybe that can be one of those uses for quantum computing somehow... I'm also thinking blockchain solutions too (even though I really have a pretty weak grasp on blockchain, it does seem like a primary purpose is to help with data integrity.)
Photoshop brought about many similar problems for photography and all sorts of techniques have had to be created to detect when things are doctored.
But really, it's most important to always have a healthy level of skepticism... Even without any sort of editing of a photograph, it's easy to bend the truth just by what you choose to show in the frame!
Photoshop brought about many similar problems for photography and all sorts of techniques have had to be created to detect when things are doctored.
But really, it's most important to always have a healthy level of skepticism... Even without any sort of editing of a photograph, it's easy to bend the truth just by what you choose to show in the frame!
http://download.cnet.com/Youtube-Movie-Maker/3000-13631_4-75227437.html
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Suddenly ours won't open. Coincidence that it won't open while the pc has other symptoms.
If you have the free version is there an expiration date on the free version? I do not see anything about expiration in any of the comments posted on CNET.
Anyone use it?
Suddenly ours won't open. Coincidence that it won't open while the pc has other symptoms.
If you have the free version is there an expiration date on the free version? I do not see anything about expiration in any of the comments posted on CNET.
This guy writes some of my favorite articles about graphics processing and how much effort goes into making video games.
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Multimedia programming is the process of developing multimedia products, programs or services that combine text with sounds, pictures, graphics, video-clips, virtual reality, digital animation and other forms of media, and generally requires skill sets that include programming languages such as Java and C++, graphics, animation and video production.
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