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• Mobile Analytics SDK : beta release of Piwik iOS SDK

  30 octobre 2013, par Piwik team

  Mattias Levin, a Mobile developer enthusiast from Sweden, has released the first public beta version of the official Piwik SDK for iOS !

  If you are building apps for iOS or OSX, you will be able to track your App usage with Piwik. Learn more in this blog post.

  Apps & Mobile apps Analytics

  Using Piwik to track your app usage would give interesting statistics usage such as :

  • number of active users (per day, week, month, …) of my mobile or desktop app,
  • how long users spend in the app,
  • track which icons, buttons are clicked (or any other custom event),
  • record device info, operating system,
  • reports on any Custom Variables you that are relevant to your app (see examples below),
  • how often is the app opened ? When and how long is the app opened ?
  • number of new users, active users, total users,
  • record errors or exception thrown

  Piwik SDK for iOS
  

  The PiwikTracker is an Objective-C framework (for iOS and OSX) designed to send app usage data to a Piwik analytics server. It is realeased under MIT license. Piwik server is a downloadable, Free/Libre (GPLv3 licensed) real time analytics platform.

  Getting started

  1. Create a new website in the Piwik web interface called “My App”. Copy the Website ID and the token_auth.
  2. Download the PiwikTracker SDK.
  3. Add the PiwikTracker files to your project.
  4. Create and configure the PiwikTracker.
  5. Add code in your app to track screen views, events, exceptions, goals and more
  6. Let the dispatch timer dispatch pending events to the Piwik server, or dispatch events manually.

  For more info, check out the Readme.

  Requirements

  The latest PiwikTracker version uses ARC and support iOS6+ and OSX 10.7+.

  • iOS tracker depends on : Core Data, Core Location, Core Graphics, UIKit and AFNetworking.
  • OSX tracker depends on : Core Data, Core Graphics, Cocoa and AFNetworking.

  Demo project

  The workspace contains an iPhone demo app that uses and demonstrates the features available in the SDK.

  

  Feedback needed

  If you use the iOS SDK to track your app, we would like to hear your suggestions, bug reports or general feedback.

  We hope to work with you to improve the SDK and move it out of beta !

  Please report suggestions, bugs, feature requests in the Github Issues at Piwik iOS SDK.

  Happy App Analytics !

• How to seal subtitle on the video permanently ? ffmpeg

  10 octobre 2017, par Robert Choy

  I am able to add subtitle to my mp4 ; however, when i upload it on youtube, the subtitle is gone, disappeared.

  So i am asking if there is any method to make the subtitle on the video (forever, permanently, seal it, burn it, force everyone watch the video with subtitle, can’t even turn it off manually)

  ffmpeg -i video.mp4 -i subtitle.srt -c copy -c:s mov_text -disposition:s:0 forced \
  
  permanently-subtitle-video-please.mp4

  i dont like the design of youtube subtitle, so i would love to upload my video + subtitle as one thing.

  sorry i a not an English native speaker, hope you understand what i am trying to ask. thanks

• May I use OpenCV in a customized FFMPEG filter ?

  25 octobre 2017, par Codecodeup

  I am new to FFMPEG and OpenCV. I hope to overlay a heatmap video on top of a video. There could be two solutions :
  (1) Make a customized FFMPEG filter. When looping over each frame, calculate the heatmap for that frame and overlay it with the video frame. Here, I need some matrix operations to calculate the heatmap. May I use OpenCV for these operations inside the FFMPEG filter ?
  (2) Generate the heatmap, using OpenCV, as a video and then use FFMPEG to overly the heatmap video on top of the original video.

  Looks like the first one fits the FFMPEG workflow, but I am still not sure which solution is better, or if there are better solutions. Especially, I am not sure if I can use OpenCV inside FFMPEG.

  Thanks.