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Getvideo has many nice features that were made specially for Youtube. Why? Well, you must agree, Youtube has all the freshest beats, all the controversial lives, all the concerts and just songs, karaoke and acapella, from 70-80s and from 2020s... Everything is there. And it makes things so much easier to have builtin Youtube search. Just click in the white box above and start typing artist name or song/video title and our smart suggestions system will help you find whatever your heart desires (on Youtube, not in general).

Getvideo makes it very easy to download Youtube by the playlist. Simply hit share to copy the playlist page URL address, then come to Get Video and paste URL into the white box, hit download button. All the videos in that playlist will be shown to you, just pick the ones you like to download as mp4 or convert to mp3, and one after another - just do it.. To be perfectly candid, you can get video playlist from Dailymotion and bring it here and download same as Youtube. Many sites with multi-video posts will be shown as playlists, time to start getting used to it!

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I recently purchase a DLP3010EVM-LC. Initially, I was able to successfully set it up and operate it through the DLP GUI (v2.1.0.7). I was also able to successfully deploy the updated firmware (v 7.3.1) as well, and continue to operate it afterwards. Specifically, it was still able to display a clone of my computer screen or display custom patterns through the GUI.

In a subsequent session with using the device, the DLP GUI started giving me an error message "Get Video Information Error! Error while trying to gain access to the I2C bus" when I hit any "get" button. As far as I can tell, I have reassembled the entire system exactly as described in the DLP3010EVM-LC user manual. In the EVM information, it is able to recognize the DLPC3430 controller, but is unable to recognize the DMD or the PMIC/LED driver. Upon power up, D5 and D6 LEDs are appropriately lit. D1 and D2 are also lit. When switching the projector to the on position, D3 lights up. However, the RGB LEDs no longer are powered and there is no image projected from the system. If an HDMI cable is attached, the MSP2/D7 LED lights up as well. The fans continue to operate normally. It is still possible to successfully redeploy the firmware update to the system, although doing so does not appear to make any meaningful change in the system operation.

We didn't make any modifications to the board, but we examined the interface board, the DLP controller board, and the DMD ribbon connector to better understand the system design, and them snapped all the parts back together. Proper grounding protection was used to avoid damaging the boards with static discharges.

D1 Led should be on during bootup and then turnoff after bootup completes, after it goes off projector is ready to receive the commands. If this LED is not turning off that means there is a issue in bootup.

2. If firmware is okay, then you need to debug the hardware - starting with DLPC voltages, you can see the DLPC voltages in DLPC datasheet and you can refer the EVM schematic to see the probing points. Another you can see DLPA voltages are properly driven from DLPA (see the DLPA datasheet for voltages).

I was able to re-upload the firmware successfully. The D10 LED constantly flashes during this process, and GUI confirms that the process was successful. However, it does not appear to change anything. The GUI still says the EVM status is: "connected, powered off"

I have made sure that all the connectors are tight, including the interface/controller board connector (J5, J9), as well as the DMD flex connector. I also used compressed air to make sure that any dust interfering was blown off. Likewise the LED connector is also tightly plugged in. All the screws were secured tightly to ensure a good connector and stable board positioning.

For J2, the blue line reads: 1.5V, green line: 1.5 V, red line: 2.5 V, and white line: 3.5 V. I am not sure what the significance is, but I suspect it means that the LEDs should be getting power supply, although it does not appear that they light up when the projector switch is on. When the projector swith is off, all of these lines are 0V. Based on the schematic, it appears that the 3.3 V supply (tested at R18 and R17) are both reading 3.3 V. The 5V rail, tested at J2 appears to be correctly reading 5V as well.

Also, one other note is that when the projector switch is turned on and I attempt to press any "get" button on the GUI, it reads: "Get Video Information Error! 'Read Operating Select Mode' command execution failed. Error details: Failed to read I2C port via Cypress USB-serial adapter."

The only jumper mentioned that should be installed onto the board is for J11, which is used to select the trigger in/out voltage. I installed to select the 3.3V mode. This did not make any difference in the behavior.

In checking the voltages on the DMD/DLP controller daughter board (projector switch in on mode), the V2V5 test point reads 2.5 V, the V6V test point reads 6.25 V, LS_PWR and LS2_PWR read 0 V, VRST is -14V, V0FS is 10V, VBIAS is 18V, CSZ is 3.3 V, while other SPI related lines read 0V (MISO, MOSI, CLK).

Can you please probe the following voltages coming out of DLPA (1.1V, 1.8V, 3.3V) - see the schematic for reference. Also check these signals continuity with respect to ground. (removing the doubt of shorting to ground)

I have a nodejs application and basically I would like to simply get the resolution of a video. Imagine I have film stored on disk and I would like to be able to know if it is in 720p or 1080p or anything else.

I understood that I might need to use ffmpeg to do so, but then I also understood that ffmpeg was mostly used to "record, convert and stream audio and video files".That does not mean retrieve video resolution.

To be honest I think the best method I found was to use fluent-ffmpeg with ffprobe as you are able to set the the path to the executable. The only problem is that ffmpeg has to be shipped with the app. So different executables have to be shipped, one for each distribution/os/derivation. If anyone has anything better I am open to answers.

I'm doing a project with HTML and Javascript that will run local with local files.I need to select a file by input, get its information and then decide if I'll add to my list and reproduce or not. And if Ii decide to use it I'll have to put it on a queue to use later. Otherwise I'll just discard and select another file.

Hey @primadonna!

I don't believe duration metadata is exposed on upload or when reading a file from S3 but you may be able to extract video metadata using Lambda and Mediainfo. (link to potentially helpful guide here). Do you think this could work for your use case here?

You need to convert it to a file object with toFile(), and check it exists first before trying to use it. Also, you only have one video, so the loop doesnt make sense. You can remove min: 1 from the blueprint.

That is only by coincidence, because $page->images() is a native Kirby method that fetches all images from the page, not from your section. As I said, it is not possible to access a section via its section name. The way to separate files from different sections is via their assigned file template.

As said before, GetVideo works great with Youtube. Blocked videos? Geo-restrictions? Removed or banned videos? Try to get the video right here, GetVideo got you covered, helping more people get more videos around the world since 2020. lmao.. But definitely check out custom features designed to make downloading Youtube videos much easier. For example, you can search Youtube videos directly from the input box above. GetVideo will help with suggestiong of tags trending in your area. Then there's top 20 most popular music videos on Youtube, also more or less relative to your country. And of course large Youtube playlist download becomes easy with GetVideo's nearly patented 1 by 1 video download from huge playlists. All that plus there's a super awesome app and a shortcut for browsers below - what other features do you need to accept GetVideo as your 1 stop for all video download needs? Well? We seriously asking and want to know. There's email on the bottom, please, send your wishes and suggestions..

So I filmed a video on my Quest 2 playing Beat Saber. I wanna upload it to YouTube but it only allows sharing to FB (which immediately mutes most the video). How do I connect to PC to get it on there? I tried air link, direct plug and developer mode but I can't get it to read like a device (like a phone or tablet to add or remove files from).

I've got OpenMediaVault 5 setup with Docker and Portainer. I've got PleX Version 1.18.4.2171 installed and setup, via the instructions of Techno Dad Life on YouTube and have had a successful setup in the past. As I was working to get everything setup on this new instance, I got stuck.

About 15 years ago, I somehow connected my camcorder to my Win 7 computer and was able to get the video off of the cassette. I don't remember if I used the USB cable that comes with the camcorder or not. I vaguely remember pushing the Play button on the camcorder, then using some other program on the PC that recorded it into .wmv or something while it was playing.

Fast forward to 2020 and Win 10. How do I do this again? I don't remember the connections, what program to use, what cable to use... nothing. All I know is that these MiniDV cassettes won't last forever, and I want to be able to pull the videos off of them and burn them to DVD.

Yes, the only way to 'data transfer' DV recordings from tape to PC without any loss in quality is over firewire; so you would need a firewire port (with compatible drivers) on your PC and Firewire 400 cable - 4pin to 6-pin, or 4-pin to 4-pin if you have a laptop with a mini-firewire port, like the port on the camcorder. Although there are Firewire-to-USB cables they cannot be used for this purpose. The USB port on your ZR70MC camcorder only allows transfer of still images from the memory card. ff782bc1db