danpaluska

#!/bin/bash
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## USAGE ./add_audio.sh moviefile.mp4 audiofile.mp3
## this will take snippet from audio file and add it to moviefile.
## it will then trim that snippet from audiofile.mp3


DURATION=`ffmpeg -i $1 2>&1 | grep "Duration" | cut -d ' ' -f 4 | sed s/,//`

danpaluska

#Script to make multi frame movies.

# how to export to frames:
# ffmpeg -i yourmovie.avi -sameq ../Outputdir/frame%4d.jpg
# or use -f image2 as export option.
# names the frames as frame0001.jpg, frame0002.jpg, etc.
# for long movies use %5d.jpg

#choose four prefixes
DA="gow";

danpaluska

#Script to make blurred or multi frame movies.

# EXPORT MOVIES TO SEQUENCE OF INDIVIDUAL FRAMES
# ffmpeg -i yourmovie.avi -sameq ../Outputdir/frame%4d.jpg
# names the frames as frame0001.jpg, frame0002.jpg, etc.
# for long movies use %5d.jpg

# AUDIO EXTRACTION
# ffmpeg -i movieA.mp4 movieAsound.wav
# ffmpeg -i movieB.mp4 movieBsound.wav

danpaluska

#!/bin/bash
#
# layer_audio.sh
# http://gist.github.com/428136
#
# take an input file, $1
# find length on input file
# snip short pieces of length $2
# layer all those pieces on top of each other
#

danpaluska

#! /bin/sh
# boranj!
# a shorter version of script described here: http://plebiandesign.com/blog/?p=552
# whatever you want to be your directory of files
cd ~/Pictures/OMPD
# make a subdirectory with today's date, then go to it.
mkdir `date +%Y-%m-%d`
cd `date +%Y-%m-%d`
streamer -c /dev/video0 -o camLAST.jpeg # if you want to do some low pass or averaging

danpaluska

#!/bin/bash
#
# timelapse_audio.sh
#
#
# take an input file, $1
# find length on input file
# snip short pieces of length $2
# spacing between snippet starts $3
# put a crossfade between snippets $4 

danpaluska

# how to export to frames:
#ffmpeg -i day1-total.mov -sameq ./Outputdir/day1%5d.jpg


# length of a file
# sox --info -D file.wav | cut -d"." -f1

# or use -f image2 as export option.
# names the frames as frame0001.jpg, frame0002.jpg, etc.

danpaluska

#! /bin/bash
# rename and then recombine the audio stuff

date=$1
counter=10000
deslength=1
for f in audio*.wav; do
        let "counter+=1"
	let "deslength+=1"
        mv $f audio${counter:1}.wav

danpaluska

#! /bin/bash
# boranj!
# see instructions here: 
# http://broadcasterproject.wordpress.com/2010/07/14/how-to-make-a-timelapse-shared-memory-server/
# see also screencast version here: http://plebiandesign.com/blog/?p=552
# ************* for capturing frames from a camera:
# ************* LINUX is STREAMER
# ************* MAC is WACAW
# *****************************
#    lots of garbage in here you can filter out *********

danpaluska

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contains portions of a simple Processing and Twitter thingy majiggy
RobotGrrl.com
Code licensed under:
CC-BY

update from dan, additional code, public domain.