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2001 Mar 16
0
smbclient tar problem
...internal Web/New
Site/groups/SLPG/projects/STRICOM_TIE_speech/_vti_cnf/home.giff?\030
./Projects/From MM58836/SPC internal Web/New
Site/groups/SLPG/projects/STRICOM_TIE_speech/_vti_cnf/ielogo.gif\\030
./Projects/From MM58836/SPC internal Web/New
Site/groups/SLPG/projects/STRICOM_TIE_speech/_vti_cnf/img001.GIF\\\\030
./Projects/From MM58836/SPC internal Web/New
Site/groups/SLPG/projects/STRICOM_TIE_speech/_vti_cnf/img002.GIF\\\\\\\\030\201
./Projects/From MM58836/SPC internal Web/New
Site/groups/SLPG/projects/STRICOM_TIE_speech/_vti_cnf/img003.GIF
./Projects/From MM58836/SPC internal Web/New
Site/gr...
2009 Jul 15
2
ffmpeg2theora: issue converting from a png image list
Hi Jan, all
I am trying to generate a video introduction with a fade-in / fade-out
effect. To do this with ffmpeg2theora only, I generated a list of PNG
images: img001.png, img002.png... img299.png
The ffmpeg2theora man page says:
Encode a series of images:
ffmpeg2theora frame%06d.png -o output.ogv
That's exactly what I tried with the latest 0.24 release of ffmpeg2theora:
ffmpeg2theora-0.24.linux32.bin img-%03d.png -o output.ogv
Input #0, image2,...
2006 Sep 04
9
RMagick Image.read doesn't... read!
I''ve a controller with an action that should read an image file from a
specified path and do some operations on it (mainly, resize it).
I try to read the image through this line of code (the image is placed
in applicationname\public\images.
img = Magick::Image.read("world.jpg")
The fact is that whenever I open that page, the browser freezes and I
have to restart my
2007 Nov 18
14
css image url''s and :img problem
Hi,
i have this controller class to serve static files. It works well for
the stylesheet file under a /static directory, locating it, but the
images referenced in the stylesheet do not appear. They are in the
same /static folder, next to the stylesheet.css file.
link :rel => ''stylesheet'', :href => R(Static, ''stylesheet.css''), :type
=>