Showing posts with label tutorial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tutorial. Show all posts

2021-02-25

How to Crop Videos Using Avidemux



If you need to crop a video because you only need a small area of it, you can achieve this using the free program Avidemux.

In order to get started, you will need to first open the video file in Avidemux. As cropping the video cannot use the same frame data, you will need to re-encode the video. To do this, use the drop-down box under 'Video Output' to select the format you want the encoded video to be in. You can select anything except 'Copy'. 'Mpeg4 AVC (x264)' is the recommended setting, as it is a very common codec. To crop the video, click on the 'Filters' button below that, and click on 'Crop' under 'Available Filters' on the window that pops up.

After double-clicking on 'Crop', a new window will pop up displaying the video. You can adjust the crop using the four number fields in the top left-hand corner of the window, and you can adjust these values finely using the up and down arrows. You can also click and drag the red rubber band in order to set the crop[ that way, and you can use the 'Hide Rubber Band' checkbox to hide the red lines, so you can see exactly what your crop will look like. The 'Auto Crop' button in the top right-hand corner can also be used if you want to remove black bars from your video, it works best if there is a good contrast between the video and the black bars, so you can use the timeline to scrub through the video to find a good frame. Now just click 'Ok' to set your crop. Now just save the video, and it it will encode a cropped version and export it where you want. You can also combine this with other filters as well as only export a segment of it by 

2021-02-12

How to Trim Videos Without Re-encoding Using Avidemux

Sometimes you need to trim a long video clip to get a much smaller section, whether you recorded a much longer video and only need a shorter segment, or need a short clip from an already existing video. The problem with trimming videos using traditional video editors is that they require you to re-encode your video, meaning that it takes a long time, especially on low-end computers, and results in a lowering of video quality. Due to these reasons, it can be useful to know how to trim videos without re-encoding, which essentially just takes the data for he frames you want along with its corresponding audio and copies it into a valid video file. Doing this means that it is super quick, only taking as long as it does to read the file from disk and write your new version.

In order to trim videos in Avidemux, first you need to open the video in Avidemux. This can be done either with using the 'File' menu, or by dragging and dropping the video file onto Avidemux. Then you need to select which part of the video you want. This can be achieved by dragging the selector to the part of the video you want to have as the start of your trimmed video. The use the red-coloured button with an 'A' on it. Then, drag the slider to what you want as the end of your video, and click on the button to the right of that 'A' button, which is labelled 'B'. At this point you have selected the part of your original video to use as your trimmed clip.

To export your clip, simply go 'File' then 'Save As'. This will export your video as an .mkv file, but if you want to change the export format, you can use the drop box directly under 'Output Format' on the left-hand side to change this.

2021-02-08

How to Resize Batch Files and Command Prompt

While in Windows 10 you can resize command prompt windows however you want, on Windows 7 your options are much more limited, only allowing you to increase the width of the window to less than half the screen. Even though you can't resize it by dragging, you can still use commands to resize the command prompt window, or if you are making batch files and want to resize the window, you can use this simple command:

mode con cols=<width> lines=<height>

Simply replace the text between the '<' and '>' symbols with the width and height (in character width) you want respectively. You will also need to remove the '<' and '>' symbols, otherwise the code will not work. If you only want to change either the width or height of the window, you can use just the cols or lines part of the code after mode con, to just change that.

2020-03-01

Escape the Shack Walkthrough

Click the left

Collect Morse Code

Click left

Collect battery

Click the left

Click the computer

Type the following Morse code:

....

.

.-..

.--.

..

…

___

-.

-

….

.

.-

.-

-.--

Collect the key

Get the repeater

Click the right

Open the light house with the key

Collect the gold key

Collect the three repeaters

Go to the front by clicking twice on one of the sides

Open the door with the new key

Click the safe

Enter 5752

Collect everything

Go inside

Click the right twice

Click the fuse box

Enter the code shown

Click the green light

Try to click the correct buttons

Get the green wire

Click the right

Click the puzzle

Put the bulb in the lighthouse

Put a repeater in the hole that the light passes

Put a repeater in the second lowest hole the light passes

Second new light

Highest new one

New lowest

Click bottom

Click right

Click grey floor pane

Click bulb

Click wire

Click battery

Click flashlight

Click the shadow

Click boat

Escape the Bathroom Walkthrough


A walkthrough for the Escape the Bathroom flash game by Addicting Games.






Collect the plunger

Click on the cupboard

Click on the cupboard again

Click on the baking soda to collect it

Click under the cupboard to go back

Click the right of the screen once to change location of the room

Click the odd tile out under the arrow

Collect the wrench to collect it

Click the left of the screen

Click on the toilet bowl

Click on the plunger

Click on the toilet bowl again

Click the bottom of the screen

Click on the top of the toilet. In your inventory, you will see the plunger head

Click the plunger head, and now click on the outlet that the chain leads into

Click beneath the plunger head to go back

Click on the small yellow handle on the right hand side of the toilet

Click on the wrench and click the handle

Click the spare space in your backpack (area with your tools in it) to put it back

Click under the handle to go back

Click the top of the toilet and click on the white handle

Click under the handle to go back

Click on the toilet bowl and collect your prize (the key)

Click the bottom of the screen to go back

Click on the mirror

Click the wrench and then click the bottom left of the mirror to brake it

Put back the wrench and collect the mirror fragment

Click the key and the padlock to open the cupboard behind it

Put the key back and collect the items inside

Click the bottom of the screen to go back

Click the left side of the screen

Click the top of the screen

Click the wood stick

Click the out of place roof piece. In enough pokes a hair dryer will fall out

Put the wood stick back and collect the hair dryer

Click the bottom of the screen

Click the right of the screen

Click the sink

Click the button on top of the screen to plug the drain

Click the hot water tap

Click the baking soda and click the sink

Click the tooth brush and then the water formula

Click the bottom of the screen

Click the left screen twice

Click the gray patch

Click the razor

Click the gray patch to reveal the code 45 and a backwards 3

Put the mirror on the right of the code to reveal the real code 45801

Click the bottom of the screen

Click the battery

Click the formula on the toothbrush and the dirty patch on the battery

Click the hairdryer and the battery to dry it

Click the wires

Click the bottom of the screen

Click the right of the screen

Click the safe with code locking system

Type in the code 45801

Click the wrench and click the yellow handle

Click the bottom of the screen to go back click on the bath tub

Turn the water on

Click the hair dryer

Click the water to drop the hair dryer

Click the left of the screen twice

Click the doorway

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