Posts Tagged programming
I has a new shiny
Posted by Kyle Lexmond in Programming on October 23, 2012
Thanks to the Made with Marmalade offer, I now have a tablet. I couldn’t (and still can’t) justify spending money on a tablet beyond “it looks cool, and it’d be funky to have one”, but the offer for a free tablet neatly solved that. Now to write an app for it and submit it, so […]
Developing software – my process.
Posted by Kyle Lexmond in Programming on April 20, 2012
I generally don’t have any plans for developing specific software. What I do create is more stuff I find or think would be useful. My Lightroom plugin started from there – I saw that dA published an API, and so I thought about working with said API in Lightroom. Sounded like something fun to do, […]
The power of prior research
Posted by Kyle Lexmond in Programming on August 29, 2011
One hour after I started, the bare bones are already up and running: github.com/kyl191/mp4dedup Mainly because I read up a lot during the day, so I understood exactly what I had to do. And with that, sleep time.
On MP4 file headers and metadata
Posted by Kyle Lexmond in Programming on August 28, 2011
TL;DR: I have a bunch of MP4 video files that have identical content, but the internal metadata differs. I’m writing a Python function/module/program that’ll strip out the metadata, so hashing functions can find the duplicates.