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• Evolution #4754 : Mettre à jeu le jeu des icônes de extensions

  30 avril 2021

  Yaru est trop détaillé, trop OS.

  Les 3 autres me semblent vraiment bien :
  - les couleurs sont franches
  - les codes sont universels
  - c’est plat mais pas trop :p

  A titre de test, voici le rendu du fichier .doc (j’ai fait exprès de prendre un format bien propriétaire car cela finit souvent en pièce jointe d’article)
  - vince https://github.com/vinceliuice/vimix-icon-theme/blob/master/src/scalable/mimetypes/application-vnd.ms-word.svg
  - papirus https://github.com/PapirusDevelopmentTeam/papirus-icon-theme/blob/master/Papirus/64x64/mimetypes/x-office-document.svg
  - numix https://github.com/numixproject/numix-icon-theme/blob/master/Numix/64/mimetypes/wps-office-doc.svg

  mes préférences vont à numix (on voit l’extension doc) ou papirus (carrement l’icône office).

• Fingerprint vs transcribing, what is the best approach to identify an audio sample inside another longer audio [closed]

  28 mai 2024, par Bernard Wiesner

  I am trying to detect a shorter version of a spoken audio sample inside a longer audio (full version). The shorter audio should be the same or very similar to the one inside the longer version. I also need to have a rough estimate of the timestamp where the audio sample was found.

  


  Similar questions here :

  


  

  • Identify audio sample in a file

  


  • How to find the location of a specific word in an audio file ?

  


  


  What I have researched so far :

  


  1. fingerprints

  


  

  • Using chromaprint extract the fingerprints from both audio files and store them in a DB, then compare them and find matches.

  


  


  2. transcribing

  


  

  • Use a transcriber such as whisper, to transcribe both audio files and store the text in a DB, then compare them and find matches.

  


  


  I am trying to figure out the simplest solution for this, while still being performant and not too CPU/GPU intensive. My questions are :

  


  

  1. Which one would you chose for simplest, cost effective solution ?

  


  2. Which one would consume more disk space ?

  


  3. Which one would perform better, in terms of searching/matching using SQL ?

  


  


  FYI : If there are any other alternatives to those I listed please let me know.

  


• Bash Script to convert all flv file in a directory to mp3

  11 août 2014, par UnbrandedTech

  This is my code so far.

  #!/bin/bash
  
  #James Kenaley
  
  #Flv to Mp3 directory converter
  
  
  
  find /home/downloads -iname "*.flv" | \
  
  while read I;
  
  do
  
      `ffmpeg -i ${I} -acodec copy  ${I/%.flv/.mp3}`
  
      echo "$I has been converted"
  
  done

  but its picking up white spaces in the names of the flv files and throws a error saying its not in the directory. how do make it use the whole file name and not the just the first word before the space ?